Your Trusted Home Services Team in Rochester, MN

Returned to property to complete water heater repair by installing cold inlet dip tube on Rheem Classic model unit. Restored water supply to home after installation and verified system operation with no leaks detected and all functions performing properly.

Performed scheduled preventive maintenance on residential Generac 1ekW standby generator unit. Completed comprehensive four-hour service including inspection of all major components, verification of operational readiness, and documentation of equipment condition through photographs showing unit in good working order with no visible damage or deterioration.

Responded to no cooling complaint on Goodman ASX160903 air conditioning unit at mobile home. Upon arrival, confirmed system was running but compressor was not engaging. Diagnostic testing revealed failed dual run capacitor preventing compressor operation. Removed defective capacitor and installed new replacement capacitor with proper microfarad rating. Verified compressor startup, checked amp draw within manufacturer specifications, and confirmed system cooling properly before departure.

Responded to service call for heat pump breaker repeatedly tripping. Upon inspection, identified faulty motherboard as root cause of electrical issue. Coordinated with team to order replacement motherboard for heat pump system. Verified surge protector functionality and confirmed proper operation. Inspected electrical panel and documented additional breaker requiring attention for future service.

Responded to service call for leaking outdoor water spigot. Removed deteriorated hose bibb at rear of property and installed new frost-free hose bibb to prevent future freeze damage. Connected new fixture to existing plumbing at same location. Additionally installed four hose connection adapters onto customer's existing 1/2" PVC lines in backyard area to provide multiple water access points for outdoor use.

Responded to no cooling complaint on aging outdoor AC unit. Upon arrival, found compressor seized and inoperable. Unit showed significant debris accumulation around condenser coils and evidence of extended outdoor exposure. Attempted compressor restart using hard start kit without success. Coordinated with project management team to discuss full system replacement options given unit age and compressor failure.

Responded to no cooling complaint on Lennox heat pump system. Upon inspection, discovered burned inverter control board assembly, which was preventing the unit from operating in cooling mode. Documented damaged PCB components and provided estimate for replacement board installation.

Completed home inspection electrical corrections including installation of GFCI outlets in utility room, outdoor locations with weatherproof covers, and upstairs bathroom. Bonded CSST gas line to water heater per code requirements. Installed dedicated breaker for dishwasher circuit. Verified existing GFCI protection in garage met code standards and confirmed basement bathroom outlet installation was declined by homeowner.

Responded to no cooling call on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed issue as rodent damage to low voltage control wiring at outdoor condenser unit. Replaced damaged section of thermostat wiring to restore proper communication between thermostat and equipment. System tested and confirmed operational upon completion.

Responded to no hot water complaint at residential property. Upon arrival, diagnosed Rheem 40-gallon atmospheric vent water heater with pilot light that would not remain lit. Inspection revealed failed pilot assembly and defective gas valve preventing proper ignition and operation. Provided estimate for replacement of faulty components to restore hot water service.

Responded to service call for non-operational humidifier and general HVAC inspection. Upon arrival, discovered zone system had been unplugged and identified significant ductwork modifications where the house had been converted from a multi-zone to single-zone system. Inspected metal ductwork in attic space, including galvanized sheet metal sections with elbow joints and flexible aluminum ducting connections. Documented existing duct configuration and conversion work for further evaluation. Referred case to estimating department for proper system assessment and recommendations to address the zone conversion and associated ductwork concerns.

Responded to callback for thermostat connectivity issues causing continuous unit operation. Successfully reconnected Honeywell Home thermostat to Wi-Fi network and verified proper system communication and cycling.

Responded to service call for aging water softener system experiencing leakage issues. Upon arrival, conducted thorough inspection of existing white cylindrical water softener unit with digital control panel, identifying advanced age and active leak requiring immediate attention. Evaluated overall system condition, plumbing connections, and copper pipe infrastructure to determine viability of repair versus replacement. Prepared and presented two comprehensive replacement estimates: one for installation of customer-supplied water softener equipment and one for complete system replacement with contractor-provided unit, including all necessary plumbing modifications and connections.

Responded to no cooling call with error message displayed at thermostat. Upon arrival, found outdoor condensing unit extremely dirty with heavy accumulation of debris, moss, and organic growth on exterior surfaces. Diagnostic testing revealed outdoor capacitor reading below manufacturer specifications. Performed complete system maintenance including coil cleaning and replaced failed capacitor. System restored to proper cooling operation and tested for normal performance.

Responded to service call for water heater leak with unknown source. Upon inspection, identified A.O. Smith tanked water heater with active leak originating from the tank itself, indicating tank failure. Documented conditions with photos and provided estimate for water heater replacement.

Responded to no cooling call on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, performed diagnostic inspection and identified failed capacitor as cause of system failure. Removed defective capacitor and installed replacement unit. Verified proper system operation and restored cooling functionality. Unit returned to normal operating condition.

Responded to service call for air conditioning system not activating. Upon arrival, found thermostat incorrectly configured for heat pump operation on a standard AC system. Performed system reset and corrected thermostat settings. Verified outdoor condenser unit operation and confirmed system running properly upon departure.

Installed dedicated electrical circuit to detached exterior shed structure. Routed new circuit from main panel through garage using metal conduit, transitioned to PVC conduit down exterior wall, and ran 12-3 UF wire through 45-foot trench to shed. Installed code-compliant double-pole disconnect at shed. Within structure, utilized surface-mount wiremold conduit to wire two evenly-spaced disk lights controlled by single switch, and installed two outlet locations on opposing walls. All work completed to current electrical code requirements.

Responded to service call for non-functional outdoor hose bib. Upon arrival, inspected the point-of-use exterior faucet mounted on building's vinyl siding and confirmed the spigot would not operate correctly. Assessed the condition of the existing fixture and determined replacement was necessary. Provided estimate to customer for hose bib replacement and documented existing installation with photos showing the current wall-mounted fixture location and surrounding area.

Responded to service call for heat pump with no heating capability throughout winter season. Diagnosed thermostat malfunction causing constant voltage signal to reversing valve, preventing proper operation of heating mode. Provided estimate for thermostat replacement and documented equipment condition for potential system replacement consideration.