Been in our home almost 35 years. Couple months ago, I saw water on the floor under our washing machine. Decided to replace the washer. Went to the basement to look above where the laundry room water supply lines come up through the floor and saw an electrical junction box under the supply lines. Checking the box, there were mineral deposits on the cover, suggesting water leak in the past. Figuring electricity and water don't mix too well, I called KM Heating & A/C's electrical division to have someone come out to move the junction box, as our sump pump is plugged into a socket on the junction box. Josh was out on April 19 to do the repair. He chose to move the box over a foot away from the water supply line and managed to get the job done quickly and efficiently. Wiring was added and new conduit with connectors were put in. Couldn't be happier to know the new junction box won't get wet, spark up, or cause a fire. New box and conduit can be seen in the picture.Update: July 25, 2024 - we have two central air conditioning units that needed to be checked to make sure they were working as they should. I went to our “go-to” crew at Kettle Moraine Heating and Cooling. Brent was assigned to the task. He did a thorough check of both systems and reset a blower motor on one. He arrived on time and worked quickly and efficiently. We are looking forward to his return in October to do a check on our two furnaces. Thanks, Brent and KM Heating and Cooling.UPDATE: 10/14/2024: In contrast to “global warming”, our part of Wisconsin is now into “global cooling”. To get ready for colder weather, we had KM Heating and Cooling do a check and tuneup of both furnaces. Patrick was the guy who drew the short straw and came out to check the furnaces. The furnaces are six years old and had no servicing done since they were installed. Good thing Patrick checked them over and explained that both furnaces were not delivering the correct gas pressure and those were adjusted to correct pressure. Igniter sensors needed to be cleaned up or those could have failed and the furnace wouldn’t start. It took Patrick about 45 minutes per furnace and ran $268 with tax. With an early and long winter expected this year, it was good money spent to insure heat when we need it. Thanks much, Patrick, and KM Heating and Cooling.
