Rogers’s Best HVAC and Plumbing Services

How quickly can you get to my home in Rogers?

Most visits in Rogers can be scheduled for the same day, and urgent calls are often handled within a few hours. If you’re dealing with no heat, no cooling, or an active leak, our 24/7 team responds as quickly as possible. We’ll give you a clear arrival window so you know when to expect us.

How much does AC repair in Rogers, MN usually cost?

AC repair typically ranges from $180 to $650, depending on which part failed and how involved the repair is. Smaller components like capacitors or contactors fall on the lower end of that scale, while refrigerant or airflow issues may be higher. We always go over pricing before any work begins.

Why is my furnace struggling to keep up during cold snaps?

Minnesota's cold puts a lot of pressure on older furnaces in Rogers, especially when temperatures dip suddenly. A furnace may struggle if the filter is clogged, a sensor is dirty, or the system is simply aging. A quick inspection from Off The Hook can determine whether a tune-up, repair, or deeper fix is needed to keep your home warm.

What should I do if I notice weak water pressure?

Low water pressure can come from mineral buildup, aging plumbing, or a small leak starting behind a wall. If you’re filling a pot or taking a shower and the flow suddenly drops, it’s worth having it checked sooner rather than later. Our Rogers plumbers can pinpoint the cause and recommend the right repair.

Why does my AC seem to run constantly in July?

Rogers summers get humid, and AC systems work harder when moisture levels climb. If your unit runs nonstop, it may need a cleaning, a tune-up, or a repair to help it work at its best again. Sometimes the issue comes down to airflow or a thermostat setting that needs adjusting.

How can I prevent frozen pipes in the winter?

In Rogers, pipes near exterior walls or unheated areas are most at risk during deep freezes. Keeping cabinet doors open, insulating vulnerable lines, and maintaining steady indoor temperatures can help. If you’ve had frozen pipes before, our team can inspect the plumbing and recommend long-term protection.

How much do plumbing repairs usually cost in Rogers?

Most plumbing repairs fall between $150 and $400, depending on whether you’re dealing with a small leak, a clogged drain, or a failing valve. Bigger issues—like burst pipes or sections of damaged water line—can run $500 to $1,200, especially if the problem is behind a wall or in a hard-to-reach area. We’ll always give you a clear estimate before work begins so you know exactly what to expect.

Do you offer financing for larger repairs or replacements?

We do. Many homeowners use financing for major work such as furnace or AC replacements, water heaters, or more complex plumbing repairs. This allows you to spread the cost over manageable monthly payments while still getting your home comfortable again.

What plumbing brands do you work on?

We work on many of the plumbing brands used in Rogers homes, including Moen, Delta, Kohler, Bradford White, and Rheem. Our plumbers stay familiar with both older fixtures and newer products, so repairs go smoothly. If you’re not sure which brand you have, we can take a look during the visit.

What HVAC brands do you work on?

We service a wide range of HVAC brands in Rogers, such as Carrier, Lennox, Bryant, Ruud, Rheem, and Goodman. Off The Hook technicians stay trained on everything from older units to high-efficiency models. If you don’t know your system’s brand, we can identify it when we arrive.

Do you offer emergency plumbing service in Rogers?

Yes, we offer emergency plumbing service for situations that can’t wait, including active leaks, burst pipes, and major backups. Many Rogers homeowners reach out during sudden cold snaps or after-hours problems. We respond as quickly as possible and give you a clear idea of when help will arrive.

What are some signs that I need sewer line work?

Slow drains throughout the home, gurgling fixtures, or repeated backups often point to sewer line trouble. In Rogers, tree roots and aging pipes are two of the most common causes. A camera inspection shows exactly what’s happening underground and whether a repair or full repiping is needed.

Why do I keep running out of hot water?

Running out of hot water can come from sediment buildup, a failing heating element, or a tank that’s too small for your household. Rogers homes with older water heaters often notice this more during winter, when colder incoming water makes the system work harder. We can diagnose the issue and recommend a repair or replacement. For homes with a regular high demand for hot water, a tankless on-demand water heater would be worth considering.

Do you offer HVAC maintenance plans?

Yes, we do. We offer an annual Planned Maintenance Program. Customers participating in the program receive yearly checkups on their HVAC systems, ensuring their heating and cooling is reliable year-round. Plan members also receive repair discounts, priority service. Call 763.276.5327 to learn more.

Why is my home in Rogers so dry in winter?

Cold winter air in Rogers carries very little moisture, and once your furnace heats that air, it becomes even drier. That’s why static, dry skin, and irritated sinuses are so common during the colder months. A whole-home humidifier or a quick humidity check can help bring levels back into a comfortable range.

What are some signs that I need HVAC repairs?

Uneven temperatures, longer run times, and new noises are common signs that an HVAC system needs attention. These issues often show up in Rogers when we get quick temperature swings, and the equipment has to work harder. A professional inspection can narrow down the cause before the problem grows.

How do I know it’s time to call a plumber in Rogers?

Leaks, slow drains, unusual smells, and water showing up where it shouldn’t are strong indicators that it’s time to reach out. Plumbing issues rarely improve on their own and often get worse with time, especially in older Rogers homes. Calling Off The Hook sooner helps prevent damage and usually makes the repair easier.