Your Trusted Home Services Team in Rochester, MN

Responded to a no-cooling complaint where the system was not maintaining desired temperature. Upon inspection, found the outdoor condenser unit heavily soiled with debris, restricting airflow through the coil. Thoroughly cleaned the outdoor unit to restore proper heat exchange and system efficiency.

Responded to callback for air conditioning unit producing abnormal whirring noise during compressor operation. Upon inspection, identified loose metal casing as the source of vibration and noise. Secured the top of the casing to eliminate movement and successfully resolved the noise issue. Unit tested and operating normally.

Responded to service call for no power to garage with panel repeatedly tripping. Performed diagnostic inspection and identified direct short in underground feeder cable supplying garage subpanel. Traced conduit run from main building to detached garage structure and located junction box with splice connections. Testing confirmed wire fault in buried circuit. Provided customer with detailed estimate for excavation and replacement of damaged underground feeder cable to restore power safely to garage.

Responded to no cooling call on residential HVAC system. Upon arrival, found thermostat unable to connect to WiFi following power outage, preventing AC operation. Diagnosed low voltage short in control wiring. Replaced faulty AC wire to restore proper system operation and thermostat functionality.

Performed comprehensive leak search on air conditioning system. Identified refrigerant leak at suction line press fitting. Coordinated with installation team to schedule repair of defective fitting.

Responded to service call for dryer vent reconnection. Successfully attached and secured dryer to existing vent system, ensuring proper connection and airflow. All connections tested and verified operational upon completion.

Responded to no cooling condition affecting entire residence. Diagnosed failed compressor capacitor on outdoor condensing unit. Removed defective capacitor and installed replacement component, restoring system to proper operation.

Responded to no cooling complaint on air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed faulty control board preventing unit operation. Removed defective White Rodgers control board and installed replacement. Verified all wire connections, tested system operation, and confirmed unit returned to normal cooling function.

Responded to no-cooling complaint where system would not cool below 78 degrees despite thermostat set to 72 degrees. Upon inspection, diagnosed low refrigerant levels and failed heat exchanger. Due to severity of both issues and cost-effectiveness, recommended complete system replacement for both indoor and outdoor units.

Responded to a main floor toilet leak caused by a heavily corroded and failing angle stop valve. Shut off the water supply to the home, then removed the deteriorated valve and old toilet supply line. Installed a new angle stop valve and supply line, restored water service to the residence, and verified proper operation with no leaks detected.

Responded to water leak in laundry room ceiling and located pinhole leak at 90-degree copper fitting on water supply line. Shut off main water supply to the home, then cut out the compromised section of copper pipe and fitting. Installed new copper pipe and 90-degree fitting using proper soldering techniques, restored water service to the home, and pressure tested the repair to confirm leak was fully resolved and system was operating correctly.

Responded to no cooling complaint on Carrier air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed failed heat exchanger in furnace and low refrigerant charge in AC unit. Presented customer with options for repair versus replacement of both furnace and air conditioning equipment due to extent of failures and system age.

Responded to customer inquiry regarding options for connecting a water filter system to a laundry faucet. Upon inspection, found the plastic threaded adapter was cross-threaded, making proper connection difficult. Successfully attached the adapter to the laundry faucet; however, the cross-threading caused a leak at the connection point. Advised customer to contact the filter manufacturer to obtain a replacement adapter fitting to resolve the leak issue.

Responded to no cooling complaint on American Standard air conditioning system. Upon inspection, discovered broken wire at outdoor condenser unit. Repaired damaged wiring and restored electrical connection. Monitored system operation to verify proper cooling function and confirm successful repair.

Performed comprehensive air conditioning tune-up on outdoor condenser unit. Completed standard preventive maintenance procedures including system inspection, electrical testing with digital multimeter showing normal readings, and verification of refrigerant line insulation integrity. Unit operating within normal parameters upon completion.

Removed existing 40-gallon water heater from basement utility area by draining tank and disconnecting all plumbing and gas connections. Installed new Bradford White 40-gallon residential water heater in same location, making all necessary water supply and gas line connections. Filled tank, purged air from lines, lit pilot light, and verified proper operation of all components with no leaks detected.

Responded to service call for water filtration system replacement in residential basement utility area. Successfully removed existing iron filter units and installed new dual-tank water treatment system with updated control panel and plumbing connections. Verified all copper pipe connections, shut-off valves, and electrical components were properly secured and operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for leaking exterior hose bib. Upon arrival, confirmed active leak at outdoor water spigot mounted on exterior wall. Accessed plumbing connections from attic crawl space to isolate water supply. Removed failed hose bib fixture and installed new replacement unit, ensuring proper seal at wall penetration. Tested system for leaks and verified proper operation of new hose bib.

Responded to service call for water leak affecting interior carpet near air conditioning system. Diagnosed clogged condensate drain line as source of overflow. Cleared blockage by purging drain line with nitrogen, restoring proper drainage and resolving leak issue.

Responded to service call for exterior frost-free sillcock with inoperable handle. Upon inspection, determined that excessive tightness of the packing nut was preventing the handle from turning in either direction to open or close the valve. Adjusted the packing nut by loosening slightly to relieve compression on the packing material while maintaining proper seal integrity. Verified full operational functionality of the handle and valve operation in both on and off positions.