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When you need the expertise of a certified plumber in Shakopee, our team is here to help. From minor repairs to extensive installations and remodels, we’re committed to keeping your home’s water systems operating smoothly. Our team boasts experience in working with both modern and traditional plumbing systems, giving them the skills and know-how to handle any project.
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Responded to no cooling complaint on a 20-year-old air conditioning system experiencing frequent freeze-ups. Upon inspection, found unit severely low on R22 refrigerant and identified missing insulation on refrigerant lines where frost and ice had been accumulating. System manufactured in 1988 per nameplate data (Model CA50300KA1). Due to age of equipment, obsolete R22 refrigerant requirements, and ongoing refrigerant loss indicating likely leak in system, recommended complete air conditioning replacement rather than repair. Documented equipment condition and refrigerant deficiency with photos showing manufacturer specifications and evaporator coil area with dust accumulation. Customer advised that continued repairs would not be cost-effective given system age and refrigerant phase-out.
Responded to water leak at main supply line where elbow fitting above the water meter showed active leaking. Removed and replaced the defective elbow section and associated pipe segment with new copper components. Verified all connections were secure and tested system under full pressure to confirm leak was eliminated and proper water flow was restored.
Responded to warranty call for AC system not adequately cooling home. Upon inspection, found severely restricted airflow due to dirty air filter causing evaporator coil to ice over. Replaced filter and set system to fan-only mode to allow coil to thaw completely before resuming normal cooling operation.
Responded to no hot water complaint at residential property. Upon inspection, found Rheem gas water heater in non-operational state with pilot light extinguished. Identified active water leak originating from behind the unit with visible water stream and saturated insulation near the burner assembly. Successfully relit pilot light to restore temporary hot water function while property owner evaluates replacement options. Documented equipment condition with photographs showing water heater installation alongside water softener system in utility closet. Advised that leak indicates tank failure and unit requires replacement in near future.
Responded to service call for water softener displaying error code and failing to cycle properly. Upon inspection, determined the existing water softener unit had reached end of service life and required replacement. Documented equipment condition and scheduled follow-up appointment for new water softener installation.
Responded to no cooling complaint on residential air conditioning system. Upon arrival, diagnosed intermittent system cycling caused by loose low voltage wiring connections at the condenser unit. Retightened and secured all low voltage wire connections to ensure proper electrical contact. Performed complete system diagnostics including refrigerant pressure testing using manifold gauges, which confirmed refrigerant charge within manufacturer specifications. Verified proper operation of all system components including compressor, condenser fan motor, and electrical controls. System restored to full operational status with proper cooling output. All components testing within normal parameters.
Responded to a kitchen sink stoppage with water backing up in the double-basin stainless steel sink. Upon inspection, determined the clog was located beyond the P-trap in the drain line. Additionally identified a leaking garbage disposal unit that required replacement. Cabled the kitchen drain line to clear a grease blockage that had accumulated further down the system. Successfully restored proper drainage and flow through the line. Performed multiple fill-and-drain cycles to verify complete clearance and flush remaining debris from the drain system. Removed the existing garbage disposal unit and installed a new replacement unit beneath the left sink basin. Connected all drain lines and verified secure mounting to the sink flange. Tested the new disposal for proper operation, confirming normal function without vibration or unusual noise. Inspected all connections for leaks while running water through both sink basins and operating the disposal unit. All plumbing connections remained
Completed comprehensive AC tune-up on 8-year-old Goodman GSX130241DA system that had been running continuously without maintenance for several years. Identified and addressed multiple critical issues including a failing capacitor, worn contactor, nearly blocked secondary drain line, and restricted evaporator coil. Performed thorough cleaning of evaporator coil to restore proper airflow, cleared secondary drain line blockage, and replaced failing capacitor and contactor to ensure reliable system operation and prevent potential failure during peak cooling season.
Responded to service call for washer/dryer installation requiring plumbing work. Replaced faulty shut-off valve in washer box that was not functioning properly, ensuring proper water supply connection for new appliances. Inspected existing water heater and filtration system, provided bid for future water heater replacement.
Responded to no cool call on 30-year-old A/C system with water condensation buildup in drain pan. Inspected air filter (satisfactory), evaporator coil, and drainage system (clear). Heat exchanger inspection revealed cracks and significant rust accumulation. Outdoor unit evaluation identified low refrigerant charge. Cleaned condenser coils and verified electrical components operational. System currently running with undercharge; advised homeowner of potential ice buildup recurrence and system age-related concerns requiring future attention.
Returned to job site to capture photographic documentation of the Lennox condenser unit for appointment records. Photos show the outdoor condensing unit positioned against building exterior with visible branding, fan grille assembly, protective side panels, and unit mounted on concrete pad with landscaping mulch surrounding base.
Responded to callback on 21-year-old Lennox AC system that stopped cooling shortly after previous service visit. Upon arrival, found that contactor was not receiving 24V during call for cooling despite recent contactor and capacitor replacement. Diagnosed issue as loose AC communication wire at furnace terminal strip—wire had fallen out of common terminal, likely due to blower vibration. Common terminal was overloaded with five wires. Reinstalled loose wire onto board and secured connection to prevent future disconnection. Cycled system through complete cooling cycle and verified proper 24V signal to contactor, compressor operation, and adequate cooling performance. System restored to normal operation.
Performed annual cooling maintenance on a 21-year-old Lennox air conditioning system. Inspection revealed capacitor reading well outside manufacturer specifications and causing damage to the compressor, which is operating near maximum amp draw. Contactor tested good, refrigerant charge is at proper levels, condenser coil is clean, control board is functioning properly, and blower wheel is clean. Temperature drop measured at 20 degrees and within specification. Noted dirty furnace filter requiring replacement. Discussed findings and available options with homeowner and scheduled service advisor visit for further consultation.
Conducted follow-up phone consultation to address customer inquiries regarding previously provided estimate. Clarified questions about water pipe replacement scope and whether proposed work was required to meet current plumbing code requirements. Provided technical explanation and confirmed follow-up with management regarding code compliance specifications.
Conducted on-site assessment for multiple plumbing fixture upgrades throughout the residence. Evaluated existing lavatory faucet in bathroom vanity with chrome single-handle design for potential replacement. Inspected tub/shower trim assembly and cartridge condition in guest bathroom, documenting wear patterns and mineral buildup around valve components. Assessed main shower valve assembly for trim replacement or complete valve upgrade requirements. Photographed existing fixtures and documented current conditions to provide accurate estimates for cartridge replacement, trim upgrades, and installation of customer-supplied components.
Performed follow-up annual cooling maintenance visit to address concerns from previous service call. Fully disassembled condensing unit, performed thorough coil cleaning and component inspection to ensure proper system operation. Documented equipment condition with photos of HVAC system and electrical panel for service records.
Responded to warranty callback for insufficient cooling in one bedroom of recently installed HVAC system. Measured supply air temperature at floor register, confirming output of 52-53°F. Assessed airflow distribution and determined room has only one return air grille for its size, resulting in inadequate air circulation and heat removal. Recommended installation of additional return air vent to improve air exchange and cooling performance in affected bedroom.
Responded to downstairs shower with continuous drip caused by stripped hot and cold valve handles that could not be turned off completely. Upon inspection, found severely corroded cartridges with visible verdigris formation on valve assemblies and deteriorated internal components preventing proper shutoff. Replaced both hot and cold cartridges to restore full operational control and eliminate leak.
Completed spring AC tune-up on single-zone system with 410A refrigerant. Performed comprehensive maintenance on condenser unit and indoor air handler, including inspection of filter, drain pan, blower motor, electrical wiring, components, coil, and capacitor. Verified amp draw on compressor, motor, and contactor within normal parameters. Confirmed refrigerant temperatures, pressures, and temperature split all operating correctly. Addressed homeowner concern regarding insufficient humidity control by adjusting dehumidifier setting from normal to maximum. All system components tested and operating properly with no mechanical issues found.
Completed pre-paid plumbing maintenance visit with scheduled arrival window between 12:00 PM and 5:00 PM. Conducted comprehensive inspection of plumbing systems including water heater and associated components. Inspected Bradford White water heater unit, verified proper operation, checked pressure relief valve, and examined copper supply and discharge piping connections. All plumbing systems found to be functioning properly with no issues identified or repairs required.
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