Marshall walked me through every step of his process, and checked in several times during the service. Would absolutely hire again.
He was thorough and did a good job of finding the actual problem, not what I thought.
Wayne was punctual, personable and professional. He did great work.
Really appreciate Juan’s service. First he kept me informed regarding his arival time. The one major problem I was having he solved. The system is now working perfectly. I found him very professional.
Cody was professional in explaining the problem and the steps he would take to address the plumbing issue. At this time it’s working fine. I’m sure if there are any issues he will address.
It was a pleasure working with Marshall. He was very detailed, he explained all the details. We understood what would be done and we were very comfortable with getting the work done. The work was done at a very convenient time.
Greg appeared on time and got right on the job after first asking questions regarding any problems that I might be having with my h/ac system. Only one which was minor and he corrected that with no problems. He also took the time to explain the features on the thermostat. Very impressed with his knowledge and professional approach to the business.
Had several issues that needed to be diagnosed. Very thorough explanation upfront, professional service, and extremely fair pricing. Will absolutely call them for all my future plumbing needs.
Hubert was very professional to work with and explained services tequire to resolve our electrical problems.
Marco was very nice, professional and did a great job w no clean up necessary. He knows his trade and replaced the light very quickly and it works. Thank you for great service.
Payton arrived promptly, explained the job process and was very courteous and professional. He did an excellent job removing old landscape lighting and installing new lights.
New circuit for dishwasher. Receptacle under sink and new appliance cord on dishwasher
Tested systems not heating or cooling Well for the home. Tested both the main level and the upstairs level systems. On the upstairs system, we found that the compressor is shorted the ground and tripping the breaker, we also found that the evaporator coil in the air handler is leaking refrigerant. On the main level system, we found that the system was low, refrigerant, and conducting a leak surge, found a leak in the condenser coil outside. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.
For this job, I worked on helping Natalie and Richard by replacing their old ceiling fan in their backyard for a brand new one they supplied. tested voltage and checked connections after completing, everything is working properly and looks amazing
Replaced fan box in bedroom Re-installed existing fan
Tested system, not heating for the main level. Found a cracked igniter and found this to be due to a faulty control board that is sending constant power to the igniter. Also, the blower motor had a hard time starting due to a failing capacitor. The inducer motor is pulling over amps and we’ll see failure soon. The blower wheel and the drain line are extremely filthy and needs a cleaning. Also, the system has lots of rust buildup in and around the heat exchanger possibly leaking carbon monoxide. Cannot test carbon monoxide until the system is running. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.
Replace faulty gfi Install dedicated outlet for fridge in the garage
Install customer supplied toilet in powder room
3 system homecare The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.
Performed 1 system diagnostic. Found filter dirty causing system to cut on on high limit. Replaced filter provided by customer. Recommended 2 media filters, 2 apco x up systems, and 2 wet switches due to location of units. Also recommend customer sign up for a 2 system homecare. All estimated sent collected payment. No other issues found at this time.
Found the t&p valve was letting out water due to the house pressure being 115psi. Replaced PRV and master shut off next to the water heater and found that the copper pipe that the PRV is on is in fact a distribution pipe and not the water service main. The slab Manifold was then exposed and cut to determine where the main service line terminated. Found no conclusive results. A PRV is to be placed in the front yard after the water meter.
Replace pressure reducing valve, repair toilet