Is a dripping faucet really a big deal?
YES. A dripping faucet alone can waste around 7-10 gallons of water per day, adding up to around 3,600 gallons per year. Additionally, unresolved leaks, even small ones like these, will become worse over time. A leaky sink will also discolor your sink and increase your utility bills if not addressed by a professional plumber. If you have a constantly dripping sink at your property, be sure to call our team for assistance.
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I'm a prior customer. I wanted to see if someone could come out here next week to fix the ice maker on my Kenmore refrigerator, it stopped working, and I can't figure out what's wrong.
Yes, we will definitely send in our specialist. So the earliest on Tuesday is in the morning between 9am to 12pm. I see that you are a member; there is no service call fee for the visit, so the specialist will provide for the diagnostic, and then if you want to proceed with us, you can pay us with a credit or debit card or check. The specialist will call you half an hour before the arrival.
How often do you need to have your air ducts cleaned and how much does it cost?
This will depend on whether you have ever had them cleaned before, how they were cleaned and the conditions of your home (do you have pets, do you live on a dirt road, how often do you change your filters)
What is error code 2800 on a generac generator?
The 2800 alarm fault can occur if there is a break in the circuit, such as a problem with the switch contacts.
I have a scheduled appointment for a Whirlpool refrigerator. I have some information to change about it, the refrigerator is actually about 15 years old. I think the KitchenAid microwave that was going to have a door replaced is maybe at least 8 years old. The dishwasher is about the same age as the microwave, about 8 years.
Customer Service Agent: Okay, I just updated the age here. Our technician will look at all the appliances when he'll be there this coming Wednesday.
I'd like to schedule for a technician to come out. We have a refrigerator that's not getting as cold as it should be. I put one of those cooking thermometers, and it looks like the cold is getting to about 48° even if I set it to 35° or 36°. It's a Samsung fridge; I don't know how old. What's the minimum cost? So I have a rough idea; I don't know, but just a big range.
Upon checking it here, we can send our technician for today between 3pm and 6pm. Let me tell you how we work; for coming out. We will perform a diagnostic on your system and then provide you an estimate to fix it. And if you decide to go with the repair, the will go towards the repair cost. Our technician will call 30 minutes prior to his arrival to let you know he is on his way.
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