Handyman, HVAC & Plumbing Services in Boulder City, NV
Boulder City, NV Handyman – Air Conditioner, Furnace & Water Heater
Las Vegas Handyman is proud to offer dependable HVAC and plumbing services in the Boulder City, NV area. We offer expert knowledge in the repair and replacement of air conditioners, furnaces, and water heaters. What service do you need? We have several licensed professionals on hand for any job, all licensed in their respective trade:
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Steve S.
Install customer supplied bathroom faucet in Boulder City, NV.
Steve S.
Pantry door is dragging on the floor shorten door approximately a quarter of an inch; Install two sets of curtain tiebacks; Install a picture at the end of the hall and to where specified on the side walls in the hall in Boulder City, NV.
Ken M.
Attach two clothes hooks on hollow core door; Remove existing caulking on tub; Recaulk with silicone; Remove caulk on shower door; Recaulk with clear silicone; Install towel bar on closet door; Install towel bar on back of door; Assemble behind toilet rack and install in Boulder City, NV.
Jim L.
Supply and install 2 new shut off valves at master bath vanity; install customer supplied bathtub fixture at master tub in Boulder City, NV.
Jay S.
Remove existing kitchen sink and plumbing; install new customer supplied kitchen sink; install new customer supplied faucet; install new customer supplied garbage disposal; re-connect plumbing and air gap for dishwasher; remove old doggie door in fire door leading to garage; install new customer supplied doggie door; supply and install new light switch/fan switch combo in living room and master in Boulder City, NV.
Jim L.
Tighten tank on toilet; supply and install insulation to replacing missing portion at attic wall; shorten water supply drain pipe at washer box; fix dryer connector pipe with approved piping; correction of the discharge pipe in Boulder City, NV.
Steve S.
Install new owner supplied exhaust fan, disposal, and kitchen faucet in Boulder City, NV.
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Your air conditioner is blowing warm air because something is turning off the cooling system while the fan is running. Simple factors like thermostat settings and poor airflow may be the root of the problem, but there are also more serious possibilities like electrical issues and refrigerant leaks.
Make sure the fan is on auto and the thermostat is in the cool position. Additionally, it goes without saying that the set temperature is lower than the ambient temperature.
You should also check the filter in your air conditioner. Its purpose is to clean the air passing through the machinery of contaminants like dust. However, dust- and debris-filled air filters can completely prevent air from entering the system. The coils are then unable to remove heat. Therefore, the fan on your system simply blows heat back into your room.
Your hot water heater could stop working suddenly for a variety of reasons. The water heater tripping the circuit breaker is one of the most frequent. Your large appliances' circuit breakers may occasionally trip due to an unexpected power surge. Check the switch connected to your water heater at your electrical panel to see if it needs to be reset.
Your water heater's fuel supply being cut off is another frequent reason for breakdowns.
If you have a gas or propane water heater, the gas valve may have been shut off by someone. Your water heater cannot heat water without gas. Make sure the valve is set to "open" (parallel to the gas line, as opposed to perpendicular to it). If you notice a gas leak or smell gas (it has a "rotten egg" smell), you should immediately leave your house, call your utility company from a safe distance away, and have a professional repair your gas line.