Best Window Repair in Minneapolis MN

Fantastic service at a great price!

We had our basement drain next to our washer start to fill with water after taking a shower and washing our clothes. It was Mother's day and we didn't have a lot of options. We found John's after a bit of googling and good reviews and reached out to them. They were willing to send someone out that same day, but the price had an increase as expected. Thankfully the water did drain and we decided to wait until the next day.

Pat came out and was prompt and very quick to find the problem. After pulling out a large amount of roots, he confirmed it was all cleared out by sending a camera down the main line. He showed me on the cam and made us feel much more comfortable.

Highly recommend these guys as they are affordable and do a fantastic job!

We had a broken bathroom extractor fan that rendered our main bathroom totally unusable. My wife tried to extract it and midway through discovered, to our despair, that the fan wasn't extractable with the tools and leverage we had. Folks here were SUPER nice, came same day so we could shower on ZERO notice, and were extremely fair in their pricing. It was a tight squeeze and a mess, and they saved our asses--we are so grateful.

I have a total love hate relationship with my snow blower.  After this winter, I hate it but can't live without it.  After the last storm, it decided not to start and have a flat tire. I wanted to scream!  A friend told us that LeVahn does small engine repair.  Since there isn't a new snowblower to be had in this town, it was time to fix it.  I was told it would be about 2 weeks which made me want to cry because if it snowed I'd be hurting.  What was I supposed to do- it didn't work!  A week later I got a call to say it was fixed. I was so happy!  The tire was easy as it was that rimless kind and just needed to be realigned, sealed and blown up.  I've tried to do this before, and it is not fun.  They have the set up to do it where I don't.  The engine needed a little cleaning and a new spark plug.  I thought I needed an entire new engine (at least that's what it seemed like when I tried to run the thing).  The cost was really reasonable too.  Ok, as much as I really don't want to have to use my snowblower again this year, I am so glad there is a little place than can fix it.  They were easy to deal with, friendly and know engines.  They explained how it was really a simple problem and definitely not worth getting rid of the snowblower for.  So, whether I am ready or not for the snow to come (they are predicting Monday yuck!), my snowblower is.  Yeah!!