I was expecting your technician between 9 to 12 today. I've been home because of this appointment. The unit is currently working, but the purpose of someone coming out is to figure out why it's not working when it is not. I need a lasting solution, not a temporary one, just by switching the circuit breaker. I feel like I don't need to pay a service fee since it's a problem that hasn't been resolved yet.

Is it ok to use a tankless water heater in colder climates, specifically the Noritz NC199 OD?

How much does a 4x8 sheet of half inch drywall weigh?

Do you work on commercial appliances? I have an oven, and it's causing the electricity to go out. It's not the breakers either that are causing some sort of short. So I was wondering if you could take a look at it.

Is my wiring up-to-date?

You fix refrigerators, right? I have this GE refrigerator that's about 10 years old. It's a side-by-side refrigerator. It was working fine. Then we had to do some work with the power coming into the house, and we needed to shut the power off several times and turn it back on again. After it went through that, it won't work anymore. I thought it would be something simple like a circuit breaker or a fuse, but evidently, it wasn't. There isn't any power in the control panel; there's the only power in the light bulbs inside the fridge. Somebody told me it could be the control panel or circuit board at the back. Are you familiar with that? What do you charge for a service call? Do you buy authorized parts for repairs? How do you get them?

Should I replace my Bryant Legacy series thermostat with a smart thermostat for more convenient control of my HVAC system?

If I have my air ducts cleaned will the air quality in my home improve?

What steps are involved in repairing the RP14AZ Classic Series iM Heat Pump if it's not functioning correctly?

How many pounds of freon does a home ac unit hold?

How to replace the power cord on a Miele 5000 vacuum cleaner?