Service Area

A customer called about a leaking shower faucet. Upon inspection, I found the cartridge inside the Moen single-handle valve was worn out, causing the leak. I disassembled the faucet, replaced the worn cartridge, and reassembled it. I tested the faucet to ensure the leak was fixed and the water flow was even. The new cartridge solved the problem, and the shower now operates smoothly without leaks.

I repaired a Bradford White 50-gallon gas water heater that had been intermittently shutting off. Upon inspection, I discovered that the gas control valve was malfunctioning, causing the pilot light to extinguish. I replaced the faulty gas control valve and relit the pilot. I also checked the thermostat and ensured the temperature was set correctly. After the repairs, I monitored the system for an extended period, confirming it remained operational without shutting down. The customer now has consistent hot water, and the system is running efficiently.

I finished up an HVAC repair focused on restoring the cooling function. Upon arrival, I found that the system was not cooling properly due to a malfunctioning capacitor and low refrigerant levels. I replaced the faulty capacitor, which improved the system’s performance, and recharged the refrigerant to the appropriate levels. Additionally, I checked the compressor and blower motor, confirming both were in good working condition. After completing the repairs, I tested the unit to ensure proper cooling, airflow, and temperature control. The system is now running efficiently, and the customer’s home is cooling properly once again.

I installed a new 40-gallon electric water heater for a customer. The previous unit had corroded due to age, causing leaks. I first drained the old tank and disconnected the electrical and water connections. After removing the old unit, I installed the new model, making sure to upgrade the T&P relief valve and install new dielectric unions to prevent future corrosion. I tested the system after filling the tank with water, ensuring that both the heating element and thermostat were functioning properly. The water heater is now operational, delivering hot water throughout the home.

Today, I repaired a hot water heater that was not producing sufficient hot water. Upon inspection, I found the heating element was faulty and needed replacement. I drained the water heater to safely access the element, removed the old one, and installed a new heating element. Additionally, I checked the thermostat and pressure relief valve to ensure they were functioning properly. After refilling the tank, I restored power to the unit and tested it for proper operation. The water heater is now heating efficiently, and the customer has a steady supply of hot water. The system is working perfectly.

I recently completed a service call in McCalla on a Goodman AC unit that was not cooling. Upon inspection, I identified that the capacitor, hard start kit, and contactor required replacement. I carefully removed the faulty components and installed new, manufacturer-approved replacements. In addition to the component replacement, I inspected and tightened all electrical connections to ensure optimal performance. After completing the repairs, I thoroughly tested the system, verifying that the unit was operating efficiently and cooling as expected. The AC is now fully restored to proper working condition.

I was called to a new customer's home in Bessemer to install a water tap in the kitchen. After assessing the situation, I carefully removed the old tap and installed the new one, ensuring all plumbing connections were secure and up to code. I tested the tap to confirm proper water flow and function. Once the installation was complete, I thoroughly cleaned the work area and ensured the customer was satisfied with the results. The installation went smoothly, and the customer expressed their satisfaction with the professional service provided.

I was called to a home to repair a plumbing line that was leaking. I found that the drain was clogged and causing the leak. I removed the clog and repaired the pipe. The homeowner was very happy with the work and thanked me for my help.

I was hired to install a Big Ass Fan in a large warehouse. The fan was 12 feet tall and weighed over 1000 pounds. I had to use a crane to lift the fan into place and then secure it to the ceiling. The installation process was challenging, but I was able to complete it successfully. The fan provided excellent ventilation for the warehouse and helped to keep the employees cool and comfortable.

I was called to a home to repair a 3 ton split Trane heat pump. Upon arrival, I found that the unit was not cooling the home properly. I diagnosed the issue as a faulty compressor. I replaced the compressor and the unit was back up and running in no time. The customer was very happy with the service and thanked me for my prompt and professional service.