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Craig was lovely to work with and took great care in the work he did!
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Austin was great! Courteous, efficient, knowledgeable and overall excellent.
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Jeremy did an outstanding job on electrical additions to my house. He provided a quality detail estimate and completed the job that exceeded my expectations. He answered all of my questions to my satisfaction. His assistant Caleb also did a commendable job.
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Sam did an outstanding job addressing my plumbing needs. He god the jog done correctly and answered all my questions.
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Albert was Very knowledgeable,efficient and personable.
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Fabian was extremely knowledgeable about our product options, but really did it for us was the lengths he went to help us! Our process involved an insurance claim, and Fabian helped respond to their questions and follow-up without delay or complaint. He went above and beyond our expectations.
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Paris was very professional, thorough and informative. He explained everything he was doing and why.
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Jeff was thorough and he put everything simply for us to understand the process. He took his time and really went above and beyond. Thank you Jeff!
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Will was excellent! Would definitely recommend for future service!
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I was called out to Julie’s house for a heating issue with the furnace. Over the weekend Julie let me know it didn’t seem like the furnace was working so we performed a thorough evaluation l during the evaluation we discovered that the flame sensor wasn’t screwed into place making it so that it didn’t sense the flame when the system started causing it to turn off. Once we screwed down the sensor the system began working normally.
-Two stage, Variable speed furnace (indoor). -10 year parts warranty. -10 years labor coverage when a Home Care maintenance plan is held with TE Certified. Lifetime Craftsmanship. -Removal and disposal of existing system. -Permit fees are included, system will be installed to meet or exceed county’s codes. -Cost includes all required material, tax, & labor. No further charges will apply. -New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace. -Will complete leak check and system & system start up. -Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wall flue pipe. -Mastic seal supply and return plenums at the system to ensure optimal efficiency. *DURING INSTALLATION WE MAY NEED TO REMOVE TRIM, MOULDING, ATTIC STAIRS, DOORS ETC... WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO NOT DAMAGE ANYTHING BUT PAINT/ DRYWALL/ TRIM REPAIR MAY BE NEEDED AFTERWARDS AND IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS PROPOSAL UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE*
Removed and replaced galvanized line that was leaking Inside the home, replaced galvanized with black poly water line is 18” under ground added courtesy shut off valve and irrigation box. Ran soft copper through penetration, hydraulic cemented and tarred both sides of penetration, back filled and tamped line in front yard. I also removed and replaced prv and main shutoff valve and hose spigot in front yard. Replaced water heater in kitchen closet that was busted and leaking from of tank also fixed ventilation wasn’t connected In attic. Installed new drain pan, gas shut off valve and strapped expansion tank. Set at 120 degrees. Double checked and tested for leaks purged all lines in home and conducted a super clean up.
Clear blockage Camera inspection follow up Customer was experiencing a mainline blockage affecting whole house, upon arrival the exterior clean out was holding water. Customer had the same mainline blockage back in September and another plumbing company came out to clean line, this is the second mainline blockage within 2 months. We ran k750 in cleanout and were able to restore flow. We ran a stress test by running multiple fixtures, clearing was successful and scheduled a camera inspection today.
Troubleshot the front porch light out and Installed a new switch for the front porch light.
Replaced broken elbow for flue pipe. Had to reconfigure flue and re strap because flue wasn’t secured properly. Now flue for second floor is safe and secure. Cleaned blower wheel and housing. Checked operations for second floor system. Removed old duct board return plenum for main floor system and installed metal plenum with new collars and filter rack. Sealed and secured plenum. Checked operations.
Arrived on site and customer stated that they had a leak coming in the ceiling around the air duct vent in the downstairs bathroom. It was stated that the original technician was from the HVAC department, and upon his examination, stated that it was a plumbing issues . I offered the customer the option to cut open the drywall as it would be the only way for me to determine where the lake was coming from. Once I cut up the ceiling, I was able to fit my head and the opening and saw a drain line and a waterline, but did not see any leaks from either. I went upstairs and flushed the toilet for 30 minutes continuously. I ran the water down the drain as well for 15 minutes and continue to keep an eye on all plumbing related scenarios. I determined that it was in fact a HVAC issue because there was only an ring around the exterior of the drywall which was directly around the air duct ventilation I found no signs of water, stains or occurring water, leaks any moisture from the fixtures on the
Customer stated that the shower I rebuilt recently was not working correctly. I tested the shower and found that the water would run through the spout but once the diverter was turned, no water would come out of the head. I removed the head and tested again and water flowed properly through the shower arm. I replaced the shower head as a courtesy to the customer. I tested the water pressure and it was reading at 130psi. I replaced the PRV and set the water pressure to 65psi.
WSB furnace inspection. Found system to have cracked heat exchanger, high temp rise, high amp draw on inducer motor, single wall flue pipe, no flood protection and dirty blower. The system has roughly 2 ton of return air and 3 tons of supply air with a 70kbtu furnace on a 2 ton ac. Temp rise to high likely because furnace to large or system short on return air. Heat exchanger is back ordered by manufacturer with no time table for delivery. Recommended replace equipment given age, and parts not being available for repairs anytime in the near future. Informed customer of cracked in heat exchanger, advised due to safety concerns not to operate the heat, left thermostat in off position. Customer getting a quote on Saturday for replacement.
The homeowner had a leaking hose bib that needed to be replaced. I installed a brand new hose bib and relocated the shut-off valve to make it easily accessible. After securing the hose bib to the wall with silicone, I also installed a vacuum breaker. Once everything was in place, I tested for leaks to ensure everything was functioning correctly. Additionally, I provided the homeowner with a quote for a shower replacement and the installation of a tub faucet.
