FAQ

Fyx Pal covers a wide range of home maintenance services including plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, and more. Our goal is to provide comprehensive support for all your home maintenance needs.

We prioritize prompt service. Once you report an issue, we aim to dispatch a qualified contractor to your home as soon as possible to assess the situation and provide an estimate.

Yes, all contractors dispatched by Fyx Pal are thoroughly vetted, licensed, and insured professionals in their respective fields. Your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities.

After assessing the issue, the contractor will provide you with a detailed estimate. You have the option to approve the quote electronically, and we will charge the card on file associated with your subscription plan once the work is completed to your satisfaction.

Fyx Pal offers 24/7 emergency support. If you have a critical issue such as a burst pipe or electrical failure, you can contact us anytime, day or night, and we’ll dispatch help immediately.

No ,  your subscription is for 1 year with Fyx Pal  at a time.

We maintain high standards by vetting all contractors, providing transparent pricing, and following up with customers to ensure their satisfaction after every service. Your feedback is invaluable to us in continually improving our services.

Subscribing to Fyx Pal provides convenience, peace of mind, and cost savings. You have a single point of contact for all your home maintenance needs, and you can rely on us to manage the entire process from start to finish.

We offer flexible subscription plans tailored to different levels of home maintenance needs. Depending on your plan, there may be a limit to the number of service calls per year. Our representatives can help you choose the plan that best fits your requirements.

Signing up is easy! You can visit our website or contact our customer service team to discuss your needs, choose a subscription plan, and get started with Fyx Pal’s convenient home maintenance services.

Air filters should typically be changed every 1-3 months, depending on the type of filter and how frequently the HVAC system is used. Check the manufacturer’s recommendations for your specific system.

To prepare for winter, you should:

• Inspect and clean your heating system.
• Check and seal windows and doors for drafts.
• Clean gutters and downspouts to prevent ice dams.
• Ensure proper insulation in attics and crawl spaces.

Prevent mold and mildew by:

• Ventilating the bathroom during and after showers.
• Using a bathroom fan or opening windows to reduce humidity.
• Cleaning bathroom surfaces regularly with mold-killing products.

Signs that your roof may need attention include:

• Missing, cracked, or curling shingles.
• Water stains on ceilings or walls.
• Sagging areas or visible signs of damage.
• Age of the roof (typically over 20-25 years may warrant replacement).

Gutters should be cleaned at least twice a year: once in spring and once in fall. However, if you have trees near your home, you may need to clean them more frequently.

DIY maintenance tasks include:

• Changing air filters.
• Cleaning gutters.
• Caulking around windows and doors.
• Replacing weatherstripping.
• Cleaning dryer vents.

Improve energy efficiency by:

• Upgrading to energy-efficient appliances.
• Installing programmable thermostats.
• Adding insulation to attics and walls.
• Sealing drafts around windows and doors.

If you detect a plumbing leak, shut off the water supply to the affected area immediately. Then, repair or replace the leaking pipe or fixture as soon as possible to prevent water damage.

Chimneys should be inspected and cleaned annually, especially if you use your fireplace frequently. This helps prevent chimney fires and ensures proper ventilation.

Maintain your lawn and garden by:

• Regularly mowing and watering your lawn.
• Fertilizing and aerating as needed.
• Pruning trees and shrubs seasonally.
• Mulching garden beds to retain moisture and control weeds.

Extend appliance life by:

• Following manufacturer’s maintenance guidelines.
• Cleaning appliances regularly (e.g., refrigerator coils, dishwasher filters).
• Checking and replacing seals and hoses as needed.

Signs your electrical system may need attention include:

• Flickering lights.
• Circuit breakers frequently tripping.
• Outlets or switches that are hot to the touch.
• Burning smells or sparking from outlets.

Check if your home’s insulation is sufficient by:

• Feeling exterior walls for cold spots.
• Monitoring heating and cooling bills for fluctuations.
• Hiring a professional to conduct an insulation assessment.

To prepare for summer, you should:

• Service your air conditioning system.
• Clean and repair outdoor furniture.
• Inspect and clean windows and screens.
• Test and clean ceiling fans.

Detect drafts by feeling for air leaks around windows and doors. Fix drafts by:

• Applying weatherstripping to doors and windows.
• Using caulking to seal gaps and cracks.
• Installing storm windows or using window insulator kits.