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Indoor transformer client had delivery truck pulled down main power to the house yesterday, had several electrical issues. Our electrician determined there was a problem specific with the HVAC unit not to turn on. Found the transformer inside the furnace had shorted. Replaced transformer and system working well at this time.

Toilet in the basement bathroom was leaking from the tank to bowl due to is rusting out. Gave customer options for replacement or repair. Customer decided to replace. Flange for toilet was good. We went ahead and replaced the main shut off valve, pressure regulator, and front hose bibb shut off valve. This was due to age of the pressure regulator also being able to adjust the water pressure for the house. Pressurized system and verified proper operation. Sealed around base with silicone.

Run cable In bath sink, clear blockage. Customer has experienced a mainline blockage in 2nd branch beforehand affecting master bath restroom fixtures and toilet in guest bath. Went ahead and scheduled a camera inspection to find root of cause.

Home care maintenance plan visual inspection of units, client had another company yesterday Tell him he may have a problem with the coil or a blower , No evidence was found of that. The system was not keeping up this week when its very hot technician yesterday changed Air filters and system is working fine, filters were quite dirty. Client has signed up for home care maintenance plan through us.System working well at this time.

For this job, I replaced a ceiling fan

Leaking stop & nipple. Replaced Hit & Cold stop valves with also replaced galvanized nipples to brass.

Came to residence today for multiple things not working like the microwave, garage, and ac unit. Upon further inspection found that the microwave and garage door opener got fried the outlets themselves are good. As for the ac unit it is get 240 from the disconnect to the unit itself but it is still not cutting on. Recommend homeowner to reach out to our hvac department

IDU (Indoor Unit): Inspected the evaporator coil and found it heavily rusted. There are visible patches of past secondary pan overflows and signs of microbial growth forming. Additionally, the coil is deteriorating and clogging the drain line, causing it to back up. IAQ (Indoor Air Quality): Also found one 20x20x1 filter abandoned at the halfway point of the return and inside the coil, resulting in large accumulations of biological growth around the coil, blower, and heat strips. ODU (Outdoor Unit): The (indoor and) outdoor unit is a 17-year-old R22 system and is in poor overall condition. Refrigerant type and age make this unit incompatible with modern components and more difficult to service going forward. ⸻ Recommendations: Due to the combined age and condition of the indoor and outdoor units, and the presence of R22 refrigerant, it strongly recommended to replace the system. ⸻ Repairs Needed to Maintain Operation (if not replacing): • Install inline float switch • Install moist

Add circuit and switched outlet for disposal. Put disposal on a dual function breaker

For this job, I came to inspect a system that was not cooling. Upon my arrival, I began inspecting the furnace and all is electrical components. I then proceeded to inspect the outdoor unit and get pressure readings, as well as measure its electrical components and get indoor temperature readings. When I approached the condenser unit, I noticed that there was a stick lodged into the condenser fan. The fan was working at the moment, but I do think potentially the stick prohibited the fan from spinning at one time. I also noticed that the filter inside the furnace was extremely dirty, and the customer had two filters in the house. I explained that unfortunately two filters causes a restriction and to only use one. I was constantly monitoring the pressures and temperature readings and everything was working fine at the moment.

Mast repair

Customer called us out for a main drain stoppage. I will attempt to remove stoppage by removing toilet and using the snake. I was successfully able to remove stoppage. Everything is draining properly. I thoroughly tested by running water. Customer is very satisfied.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

There is some holes on the flue pipe. Inspected entire system, replaced filter and drain line is clear. System is little low on Freon, heat exchanger is very rusted and cracked, no drip leg on the gas line, blower wheel very dirty, biological growth in the evaporator coil, return plenum very dirty and system is sitting in the ground, in the crawl space with no flood protection at all. System is 11 years old and in not good shape, especially the furnace. Sent estimates for potential repairs, it the best option would be to replace system, and get all issues taken care of, by installing a new system. New systems come with 10 years warranty and WiFi thermostat. Also, system has a single speed blower motor , and new systems come with variable speed motor, that will give more efficiency and comfort to the house. Set a lead for quoting upgrading system for Monday , close to 5 pm.

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Complete work for light circuits re-wiring, dimmers, devices, wafers, door bell

Service upgrade

Completed no cool, upon inspection of the system found that when turning on the system the condenser fan motor was not coming on. Upon further inspection also found that both outdoor capacitors are bad, outside contactor is bad, condenser coils are dirty, compressor is pulling high amps which is a sign of failure. This system also does not have a disconnect which is not up to code. The inside blower wheel is dirty, the blower capacitor is also bad, it is a 25mfd. The AC is from 2004, which is R22 refrigerant, R 22 is no longer manufactured and is outdated. The furnace is from 2014. customer declined both repair options, but agreed to have an install supervisor come out and give a free quote. Customer also wanted to wait to sign up for home care. If the customer only replaces the AC and coil, also replace the 25MFD blower capacitor.

Remove concrete floor and move cast iron floor drain away from hvac system. Pour back concrete

Replace burnt br panel Replace meter and up power to the house

Condensation pump failed due to lack of maintenance and water was in being pumped to the outside of the household, causing to flood garage. After replacing pump system is not operating properly.

Stove not working.

came out to no cool. I found the system is an R 22 system 1996. The system was not compressing refrigerant. I explained to the customer that we do not deal in R22 equipment anymore due to EPA mandate. I set up an appointment for an install supervisor to come out to give options on new equipment.

Installed a new customer provided bidet toilet seat, located in the main floor powder bathroom. Also, provided and connected a new icemaker supply line for refrigerator that is being delivered and connected on Monday. All work completed was tested for leaks and proper functionality. Work areas were thoroughly cleaned up, walk-through completed with the customer and payment was successfully collected. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!!

Cap off existing gas line for dryer. Customer agreed to have line capped. Capped and tested good. Gave customer options on having a gas line roughed in for gas lamps for the front door as well as options to have their 15 or olf water heater replaced. Not decisions on those as of yet. Thank you for choosing and trusting te with your plumbing needs