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"Gentleman who owns Solarize was professional and courteous. He communicated well with the manufacturer and convinced them that a replacement inverter was needed based on the data he saw and the manufacturer had seen. It's what we were hoping for."

Fidelis Renewables is a veteran-owned solar and electrical contractor serving residential and commercial customers across the Kansas City and St. Louis regions. We specialize in new solar installations, solar service and repair, battery storage, electrical upgrades, EV chargers, and professional solar removal and reinstallation for roof replacement and insurance claims. \n\nWe also help homeowners with orphaned or abandoned solar systems when the original installer is no longer available. Our in-house team is led by a licensed Master Electrician, and we service systems from multiple manufacturers. Fidelis Protect Membership offers ongoing monitoring, warranty coordination, annual inspections, and priority service. \n\nIntegrity First – Energy Experts.

"I had a seamless experience working with Josh & Shane! I’ve spoke with multiple companies, just shopping around, and this company was by far the most friendly and professional! What sold me was that these guys are local, extremely knowledgeable, and had the best price around! I would recommend this company to everyone ready to go solar!"

"Very well. Our technician was Angie and she is wonderful! Very thorough. Took pictures to show us some areas of concern in our furnace and suggested we should be thinking of replacement in next year. The furnace is over 15 years old, so this is not a big surprise. We have a maintenance agreement with Anthony’s, so there was no charge for the check up. The replacement of the humidifier water panel was $87.00. That included parts, labor, and tax."

We maintain a fleet of state-of-the-art trucks and precision equipment, and our specialists are ready to evaluate any need, ranging from residential plumbing service, septic tank pumping, and pipe repairs to commercial & industrial HVAC, Vactor, and hydro services. We remain ready to provide the most budget-minded, comprehensive cleaning, repair, and replacement services to every client.\n\nAdditional phone numbers - (913) 328-4416, (913) 328-4475, (913) 328-4482, (913) 553-4542, (913) 287-5005. Additional fax - (913) 328-7786. See BBB for additional phone numbers. Additional DBAs - Able Plumbing, Brush Creek Heating & Cooling, Reddi Root'r. Additional contact - Glenn Trout. Award winning.

"After calling the utility company asking why the monthly bill was so expensive, the representative said that the water portion of the bill seemed to be running out of the ordinary. She suggested we call a plumber to see if there was a leak somewhere which is what we did. I looked in the monthly Angie's List magazine and at random chose the first plumbing company to catch my attention (there were only 3 listed). That company was K.C. Metro Plumbing, LLC. 913-777-9792. I called the phone number and the phone was immediately answered, not by a receptionist but as I would find out later, the actual owner of the company, LJ. I know that it is always suggested to get 3 estimates before making a decision but after my initial contact with LJ, I just didn't feel inclined to do so. He advised me that locating leaks can be tricky, that if I think I knew where it was coming from, that would make it better but to do a whole house search which could possibly include outside, could be difficult and doing that kind of search would entail its own price in addition to the repair costs themselves. He explained this to me and it sounded completely reasonable so I setup an appointment day. The next day would have been Saturday which was already booked for him and Monday was booked for me so I setup a Tuesday appointment, July 10, 2018. He allowed me to set my own time which was between 11-2pm. Tuesday came and LJ called to advise me he would be there about 12:30 and he arrived not to much past that time. He was very conscientious about his shoes when arriving, asking if I wanted him to remove his boots. I told him, no it wouldn't be necessary. He proceeded to take a towel he had brought with him and wiped the bottom of his boots which I thought was a nice. I introduced him to my mother who is wheel chair confined and then took him to where I thought one of the problems might be - the bathroom toilet. All during the day, off and on, I would hear a 'SSSSHHH' kind of sound like the toilet had finished flushing but the toilet had not actually flushed. I showed and explained this to L.J. he said He believed it was a problem with the flapper. He proceeded to place a small pen mark in the toilet to see if the water level would drop after a complete flush and tank refill was made. While we were waiting for the tank to refill, I asked L.J. to come look at the water softener to see if there was anything that could be leaking from the unit. Once he removed the digital face panel, we could see a bit of water in the mechanisms but once he tightened a small rubber tube, it seemed to resolve the problem. Also the small amount of water wouldn't have contributed to the type of high bill we were receiving. He checked the pipes running to the softener and all looked ok. He said it looked like there might have been a leak at one time but the sediment must have built up to block it off as there was now no sign of leakage. He ran the water softener through 2 refill cycles and saw no discernible leaks. Yay! Heading back to the bathroom, sure enough, we could see the water level had fallen below the pen line. To be sure, he flushed once again and we stood there to watch and see if the water would recede below the pen line and, yep, it did. L.J. said it was the red flapper, and you could even see how the flapper was a bit off center and not covering the hole completely. L.J. had extra flappers in his truck. The first one he tried wasn't a fit and the water level still kept receding. He tried another flapper. I was so glad it appeared it was going to be an easy fix After doing another flush with this 2nd flapper -- the water level was still dropping! Now L.J. had to look closer to see if he could tell what was happening. He ascertained that the tubing under the flapper had a small crack that was slowly draining the tank. I was disappointed that it wasn't going to be a 'quick fix' and that he would have to take so much time on the problem. But I shouldn't have been concerned! It didn't take him even 30 minutes to drain the tank, undo the bolts to the tank, remove the tank, put in a new draining tube, shorten the arm, reattach the tank and whatever else was required. He said the tools make all the difference. L.J. had the tools to get the job done and done right. Yay, again! I was VERY pleased with this plumber's services and will not hesitate in the least to use him again and to recommend him to others! He had a good 'bedside manner', was gracious to my elderly mother, was quick and efficient, cleaned up well after himself, didn't act condescending (as I have experienced before with repairmen) or irritated about my questions or about me standing by as he worked. He explained what he was doing and why he was doing it. I will definitely be using this company if I have need of further plumbing services."

Whether you're dealing with a plumbing emergency or are interested in replacing your air conditioning or heating system, our team at Mission Plumbing, Heating & Cooling is here to help. We have been trusted by homeowners in Kansas and Missouri since 1978, delivering the reliable service that keeps our customers comfortable all year long. Our plumbing and HVAC professionals are licensed, bonded, and insured, and you can count on our expertise in diagnosing and handling any issue you might be having with your home. If you're interested in protecting the environment and saving on your utility bill, we can also talk to you about energy-efficient upgrades and installations.

Bob Mills has been in the business for ten years all in the KC Metro Area. We work on and sell all major brands of equipment.

"Start to finish I was kept informed through the installation. The hardest part of installing solar systems is the inspections. Not the inspections, but getting the various governing groups (county, city, electric provider, HOA) to do the inspections done. I was told inspections and permits would take 6 - 8 weeks. It was done and generating power in three weeks. Actual installation of the panels and power tie one were done in one day. These folks use an assigned project manager who insures all the red tape, diagrams, and timeline are done. We researched three solar panels providers and got quotes from two of them. This company was not the cheapest, but they were worth every penny of the 2% difference in price. We would recommend this company to anyone anywhere."

We provide residential and commercial solar power options, and provide support services for industry partner companies. We offer no cost consultations and $0 down financing. Please contact our office for a consultation at (931)922-8258.