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Upstairs master toilet was leaking between the tank and bowl due to failed seals. I replaced the toilet with a Kohler Highline Arc which included new bolts and wax rings. I also replaced the fill valve for the powder room toilet. All work was tested and checked for leaks.

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Replaced old 40 gallon water heater with a new 12 year manufacturers warranty 50 gallon water heater. Repiped as needed. Replaced hose bib. Replaced pressure reducing valve. Tested for leaks and function, all good. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

No cool main floor/ upstairs. System struggling to keep up and energy bill has doubled. Found main floor system to be 2019 rheem 2 stage 4 ton zoned ac. Main floor system had airflow alerts and was not operating ac due to air flow settings upon arrival. Changed airflow settings performed duct measurement and linear tests. System operating afterward. Found system to be low on return air by 200 Cfm. System has higher delta t due to air flow. Upon resetting airflow to correct settings found system to be low on r410a. Added 1lb 4oz of refrigerant to system to adjust to proper charge. Russ to add the air necessary on his own. Upstairs system is 2 ton Rheem 2018 ac. Compressor sounds awful upon startup. Found refrigerant pressure to be off and system was flooding refrigerant back to compressor, discovered liquid line dryer restriction weak dual capacitor system running on hard start, high compressor amp draw and crankcase heater had previously been removed from system. Quoted ne

We were called out due to water occasionally dripping from bathroom fan vent in downstairs have bath. We opened Sheetrock and ran all water in the closest bathroom above. We could not recreate the leak. The ceiling around the bathroom vent was dry except for a small amount of Sheetrock that was up against the bathroom fan. We did find that there was moisture inside the vent for the bathroom vent. This could be due to the rain, or humidity. We recommend having this inspected by an hvac technician. In the meantime we recommend keeping an eye on it to see if water returns. Estimate to replace water heater includes: -Installing a 50 gallon gas water heater -installing double wall venting for the water heater -Replacing gas sediment trap, gas shutoff, and gas flex -Replacing thermal expansion tank (and mounting to wa -Installing a water heater pan -Replacing failed pressure reducing valve and setting th 65psi (pressure is currently 120-130 psi) -Installing new ball valve water shutoffs f

Homeowner noticed water spot on ceiling under attic and had a plumber come out to check it out which they stated it was the hvac systems drain line for the upstairs unit After inspecting drain line I did t see any cracks or reason it would leak from where it was causing damage System I did notice that the line was condensating and with the slope it had it was stopping right there and running down the rafter in the attic into Sheetrock With homeowner approval we insulated the drain line to help with that issue System is running and drain line now insulated Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

No cool for the upstairs and main level system (2 zones). Water in the drain pan activated wet switch. Vacuumed water in the drain pan and checked system. System is cooling properly, with 22 temperature differential and clear drain line. Thee was some water stain in the back of the furnace that could have caused water in the drain pan. No issue at this visit. Supystem is cooling and draining properly. Told customer to move wet switch from the drain on and call us, if it ever happens again.

Troubleshoot Replace the weather resistant outlet for the porch louver control boxes

No cool master bedroom. Found 2 ton 2022 rheem system to have breaker off for condenser. Customer stated it trips upon resetting. Found system to have grounded compressor, minimal flood protection, fan speed set incorrectly and air flow is short on both return and supply. Informed customer more maybe wrong with system but full system could not be inspected due to nature of failure. Repairs would have to take place before full assessment could be done. Customer to discuss repairs with wife and decide. I will follow up tomorrow with customer in regards to repairs.

At arrival on 07/29/26 Issue: no cool System: whole home Finding: bad outdoor capacitor, weak contactor, low subcool, low refrigerant charge, dirty blower wheels, drain line not glued, dirty drain pump, drain pump sitting on the floor not wired into 24v, no drain pan wet safety switch installed, dirty air ducts, dirty condenser coil, no Ss1 safety switch installed, high static pressure, needs more supplies. Improper flu pipe. Recommendations: address the above or upgrade your system

Came back to perform work signed by customer, install Navien tankless, ION6, we did all the code upgrades needed for the installation of the unit, ran new intake and exhaust out the side of the house, install new piping and check valves on the system. Customer also reported slow drain on bathroom sink, we took the p trap and the pop up out to clean up. All work is tested no issues!

Issue: no cool System: whole home Finding: clogged up drain line, no wet safety switch, delta T is 31, air flow issues, system has a lot of rust in the condensate drain pan due to previous water damage caused by system potentially freezing up at some point, no Ss1 safety switch installed in the inducer part drain line, weak contactor, microbial growth in the plenum. Recommendations: -Homeowner mentioned that furnace is struggling to heat house during winter season. It’s a 40,000 BTU furnace. Advised to upgrade to upgrade the furnace to a 50,000 BTU. -2nd, The AC is also a 2T for a 1,400 sqft house. The AC should be upgraded to a 2.5T. -Finally, add a 6” supply in the master bedroom and a 10” return to bring CFM to 1,000CFM. House is 1,400 sqft designed for minimum of 2.5T with 1,000CFM Return 855CFM 1x12” 1x10” 1x6” fresh air Supply 735CFM 1x10” 1x8” 3x6” 1x4” Set a lead for today.

Came out to troubleshoot the garage outlets and lighting. Found a GFCI outlet that had been damaged by a surge and replaced it. Customer also requested installation of a ceiling fan on the porch. Installed the ceiling fan and tested all work. Everything is operating properly at this time.

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For this job, homeowner had us out to install a 10 year warranty gas water heater, replace the PRV, put in a new hose bib, install a new kitchen faucet as well as replace a majority of the water stops and supply lines throughout the home to quarter turn valves. We set the home pressure to 65. After completion of water heater install and all the various stops and faucet, we turned the water back on to test for leaks and all is working as it should at this time. There was one faucet that likely needs a replacement as we tried multiple different supply lines and tightening the faucet but it kept wanting to leak to which homeowner mentioned had some previous issues as well. Homeowner will likely reach back out once they decide if they want to put new faucets around the home in the future. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

Pull toilet and reset on a new wax ring Customer called us out due to a toilet bolt had snapped off when they were attempting to tighten it. Upon arrival customer stated they were tightening the left side bolt on the toilet when they heard it snapped off. The customer stated it was moving a bit when in use. The customer wanted to perform a pull and reset to adjust the toilet. We removed the toilet and inspected the flange and there was no damage to it but it was a bit high. I let the customer know about this, we removed the old bolts and supply line along with the wax ring. We set new closet bolts, supply line, and a new wax ring. We caulked the base of the toilet and tested for leaks and we were successful. The customer is satisfied and thank you for choosing Te Certified.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with them regarding their issue. Customer showed me upstairs to the master bathroom and states they are experiencing a blockage when running the shower or sinks it is causing the toilet to gurgle. This is the only bathroom affected customer has another bathroom upstairs and a half bath downstairs. Home is 1-2 years old. Customer has experienced this issue with a master bathroom blockage multiple times in the last year and would like to fix this issue and prevent it from happening again. Customer had the line camera inspected and cleared by their warranty plumber the last time this issue occurred a few months ago and they did not find any issues with the drain lines. I presented the customer with an option to pull the toilet and snake the line to clear the blockage. Customer agreed and after getting signature approval I began work. Turned off water to toilet and disconnected the closet bolts. Pulled toilet and removed old wax and caulk around to

Install dedicated 20 amp circuit and troubleshoot outlet not working

Add dedicated circuit for freezer

Came out to troubleshoot the dryer outlet and found that the wiring had been cut during remodeling. Provided a quote to run a new dedicated circuit. Customer approved the work, and the new circuit was installed and tested. Verified that the dryer outlet is operating properly.   Also recommended separating the neutral and installing a whole-home surge protector. An estimate will be provided for these additional recommendations, and the customer will contact us if they decide to move forward.

Performed previously recommended leak search which was inconclusive at this time. Temperature/ pressure correlation was very close to where is should be between 5-6 degrees subcool and cooling as best as it can with the temperatures in the 90s. I adjusted the blower speed lower to allow increased comfort and efficiency and adjusted the ML damper to close fully when not calling for cooling. This will allow more airflow to the UL when only this zone is calling. I now have a better temperature differential going from 13 degrees to 20 degrees which is optimal. The UL bedroom does not get adequate airflow to accommodate the increased heat load. This room has an access door to the kneewall, a higher ceiling and supply vent is not over the window but on the wall of the kneewall area above changing table. While the interior walls are insulated, the doors are not. The kneewall in particular does not seal well. When you close it, it pulls back open slightly and does not create a tight seal allow

Upon arrival spoke with customer about 40 gallon heater that was leaking in garage. Gave options. Removed heater from the system. Installed new gallon heater in pan with water alarm. Installed new sediment trap, gas fittings and whip. Installed new piping, shut off valve and expansion tank mounted to bracket. Installed b vent for the unit. Insulated piping and added valve tag. Heater was lit and set to 120 degrees.

For this call, homeowner called in about a flooding basement that was breaching through the concrete from the outside by a broken pipe that we later discovered was on some PVC before it transitioned to the copper penetration line. After digging up the hole, we saw the PVC that was cleanly broken off. We had some HDPE pex to reconnect to and we transitioned straight to copper as per our usual procedure instead of using fragile PVC piping. On the inside, we put in a new PRV and a new ball valve. Set the pressure to 65. Once we tested our work for any leaks, we found it was all working properly then we sealed the penetration with hydraulic cement and tar. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

Remove and replace faulty emergency sign

Installed new 20 amp circuit for garage