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Customer complained of low water pressure and two of her showers Remove cartridges to determine the correct model name for this faucet so we can order them

Today’s visit was for a 1 system Homecare. Checked thermostats. The system is zoned with 3 thermostats. Replaced filter. Customer provided filter. Cleared drain with mighty pump and flushed with water and treated drain pan with drain tabs. Tested float switch. The system doesn’t have a wet switch. Checked blower motor. Checked strip heat. Checked zone board and zone dampers. Checked UV light. The bulb is due to be replaced. Checked the outdoor unit. Checked coil. Checked motor and capacitor. Checked refrigerant pressures. The system is working at this time. Gave quotes for options. Thank you for choosing TE Certified. Installed wet switch. Tested operation. The wet switch is operating properly.

TE certified came out today because the customer was having a leaking garbage disposal that he wanted replaced The technician arrived at the property, then asked the homeowner a few questions about his home and plumbing system, then proceeded to perform his safety inspection of the whole system After the safety inspection was completed, the technician presented two options to the customer to replace his garbage disposal, and the customer opted to go with a standard swap. A technician then performed a scale of work previously quoted tested everything for leaks found there were none and cleaned up the work area, gathered all of his items and left the property

Come out to trouble shoot power loss for Spencer and Nicki We noticed a tripped GFCI outlet and reset it it stayed so we did further diagnosis and everything seems fine except for the fact that the electrical in the home is outdated. After speaking with Nicki she told us that they do plug in a space heater in the basement and the entire basement shared 1 slings circuit. So we left some Quotes for all of our noticing and for electrical upgrades that are needed

Added an outlet in foyer Added a wafer in basement closet off of a motion switch that I also added Adde 4 wafers in the basement bedroom off of an unused switch leg in center light. Installed it on a dimmer Replaced garage light with a light I bought from HD Replaced floor outlet I did earlier with a pop up floor outlet

Replacement of main breaker for charging station with GFI protected breaker

Take down light make band aid repair and hang it back up

Perform a systems home care maintenance. Change filter, tested all electrical components, flushed drain line, tested thermostat, Tested both system on cool and heat, checked pressures and refrigerant. Units are running, however there are some issues that need to be addressed, let costumer know and left details and option on inspection sheet attach to this email follow with quotes. Costumer decided to move forward with repair at this time, work was done and tested system is now up and running. However costumer understands that fixing duct work is crucial for systems health, costumer will look into and let us know when he is ready. Thank you for choosing TE Certified,

On this job we installed a new circuit in conduit as well as a charge Point car charger. We ran the circuit from the panel to the car charger outside the garage. We installed a 60A breaker and tested for proper voltage. Customer paid online.

Called out for clogged shower drain. After arrival, it was explained that the toilet is also clogged. Tested thoroughly to rule out a branch or a mainline blockage. It appears that the toilet is clogged and the shower is slow draining. Cleared the toilet using a sewer cable of an unknown blockage. Pull the stopper out of the tub/shower drain and cleared the blockage. Both the toilet and shower are draining properly and the lines are flowing. Tested thoroughly by filling the tub with water and draining it and also tested the toilet with multiple flushes with and without paper. Customer used the $73 special on both drains. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Customer has 8 y/o 2-zone Trane heat pump system that operates for main and upper levels. System was not cooling due to failed dual capacitor. Replaced 45/5 MFD capacitor. Noticed that drain line is improperly pitched. Water protection is poor. Blower wheel cleaning needed. Biological presence within air handler. Recommend UV BlueTube to target and prevent growth. Replaced customer supplied 20x20x1 filter. Dampers are operational. Informed customer of all findings. System is currently working.

Tech diagnosed full system for main level only… tech noticed a refrigerant leak at indoor unit, bad indoor capacitor, pvc, drain line does not have a vent opening, system is lacking proper safety switches, Tech left recommendations/ estimates that can help with equipment longevity, equipment protection and homeowners health and safety. Please review email, to respond to any estimates you can do so by email or calling in to reschedule appointments. *Thanks for choosing TE Certified if you liked your technician service today don’t hesitate to leave a 5 star review!

Cut open Sheetrock in living room ceiling to find potential leak coming from upstairs master bathroom. Moisture reader detected a lot of moisture around toilet that had major crack in the tank. Customer states that stop to toilet had been off since Wednesday. Found signs of moisture that had dried up in ceiling near where toilet leak would have been, but nothing going toward the direction of the master faucets, tub, or shower. Ran water through all fixtures in master bathroom and could not recreate any leaks. Left estimate to replace toilet tank and stop.

Troubleshoot ac unit and replace breaker

Inspected Lennox furnace which services main floor and basement. Inspected thermostat operation and calibration/ inspected wiring and low voltage terminals/ inspected furnace safety’s and proper furnace combustion/ inspected blower wheel cleanliness/ inspected static pressure/ inspected proper ductwork sizing and or damages/ inspected refrigerant levels/pressures/inspected amperage to all motors. Recommended main floor coil be replaced due to pressures being slightly low. Recommended igniters to furnaces be replaced. Recommended condensor fan motors be replaced to both outdoor system. Recommended dual caps and contactor be replaced due to normal wear and tear. Recommended installing kick starts for compressors. Recommended coil cleanings/blower wheel cleanings and drain line cleanings for both systems. Estimates will be sent via email.

Found restrictive filters in units causing poor airflow/cooling ability. Turned both breakers on without filters, upstairs is missing supply ductwork 1.5 tons short. Unit has efficiency of a 2.5 ton. Both units lack flood protection. Only diagnostic was done today. Filters were not replaced.

Arrived to address no cool call. Upon arrival I upstairs unit does turn on and operate so I went and started outside.. I immediately found the condenser not on or operating I then went and checked the contactor and capacitor, both of which were reading within tolerance. I then went and checked the voltage going into the contactor and found no voltage so I went to breaker panel and found that the breaker for this condenser was tripped. I reset the breaker allow the unit to run within five or so minutes the unit then tripped again. Once that happened, I checked the compressor found it to be a bit hot, not excessively hot, but definitely hot to touch so I cooled it down with some water just in case it was in thermal overload and then reset breaker. I then ran unit for 20 to 30 minutes continuously monitoring refrigerant pressures as well as compressor amperage and found that the unit is slightly low on refrigerant but the compressor is not over or under amping in anyway. At this time, I’m

SERVICE CALL: upon arrival homeowner stated the second floor hvac system is not working properly on cooling mode. After complete troubleshooting I found the system is in poor maintenance conditions No T E FLOOD PROTECTION PACKAGE system is 3 1/2 ton capacity 14 years old test blower capacitor is out of spec from manufacture blower wheel it’s dirty gas furnace is rusted out inside the burners compartment Due to evaporator coil is leaking condensation check evaporator coil is completely rusted out performed courtesy leak search and coil is leaking refrigerant check outdoor condenser unit Lennox 3 1/2 ton capacity 14 years old refrigerant pressures are extremely low due to mayor refrigerant leak Plus outdoor condenser is out of level this refrigerant type r 410a is already phased out by epa life expectancy from manufacture are 10 to 12 years DUE TO AGED AND CONDITIONS I RECOMMEND TO UPGRADE COMPLETE SYSTEM. HOMEOWNER IS AWARE OF THE CONDITIONS OF THE SYSTEM. Homeowner is aware o

3.5 Ton Daikin Heat Pump with 10kw Heat Strips.

Replacing the bath fan and 2 switches

Troubleshooting bathroom fan

Performed 1 system diagnostic on who,e home system. System is 3.5 tons and zoned into 3. Found rusted evaporator coil, refrigerant residue in pan, all internal insulation saturated with water, no te flood protection, improper drain line pitch and venting, dirty blower, dirty condenser, and compressor drawing high amps. System is single stage and is from 2017. Due to age of unit, type of failure and cost of repairs the recommended action would be to replace system and join homecare. Unit is operational however not efficient. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Customer has 4 y/o Trane system that operates for main level. System was not cooling due to failed dual capacitor. Replaced 45/5 MFD capacitor. Pressure levels were normal. Recommend water protection upgrade. Recommend Apco Ultra for air quality enhancement. Informed customer of all findings. System is currently working.

Troubleshoot overheating error message for a customers mobile connector in the garage.