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Installed new gas line for dryer in laundry room. Installed a mega press tee on the 3/4 black iron in the attic. Reduced to 1/2 trap pipe and ran to the wall down into the laundry room. Installed a shut off valve and whip for dryer. Connected exhaust and tested. Replaced backyard hose bib. Disconnected the sumo pump from the water heater T and P line and capped off. Everything is working properly at this time

For this job, I began a troubleshoot to see if I could repair the existing fans that were installed only a year ago. After checking voltage and all connections, it was determined that the motors themselves in each fan were not operating normally. Both fans were making a quiet humming noise which led me to the conclusion that they needed to be replaced I waved the troubleshooting fee and installed both new customer-provided fans. Voltage and connections tested, and functionality confirmed.

-Single stage air conditioner (outdoor) / Single stage, constant torque furnace (indoor).  -10 year parts warranty (99 years for heat exchangers on 80% furnaces)  -10 years labor coverage when a Home Care maintenance plan is held with TE Certified. Lifetime Craftsmanship.  -Removal and disposal of existing system.   -Permit fees are included, system will be installed to meet or exceed county’s codes.   -Cost includes all required material, tax, & labor. No further charges will apply.   -New drain pan, safety float switch, water safety and condensate pump (if applicable).   -New outdoor electrical disconnect, power whip and new pad for outdoor unit.   -New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace.  -Flush, Clean and Test Existing Line Set and Pull Vacuum to 500 Microns.   -Will recover existing refrigerant per EPA guidelines.   -Will complete leak check and system & syst

Added outlet for water purifier

Replaced stop under kitchen sink to allow for ice maker supply. Added an extension to sink supply so it would reach new stop. Tested all work. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Master bathroom toilet was constantly running. Replaced the fill valve and flapper for master toilet. Tested and working properly.

Arrived on site to troubleshoot the outdoor electrical receptacle. During the inspection, found that an indoor-rated GFCI receptacle had been installed in an outdoor location. Recommended replacing it with a properly rated outdoor GFCI receptacle suitable for the environment. Also identified a defective surge protection device and recommended replacement. The customer approved the recommended repairs. Replaced the defective components and tested the installations to verify proper operation. Additionally, replaced the broken TV and installed a replacement unit. After powering on the new TV, discovered that the replacement unit was also defective. The customer ordered another TV, which was subsequently installed. Powered on and tested the final replacement TV, confirming that it was operating properly. During the electrical inspection, observed that both the main electrical panel and the subpanel were full, limiting available space for additional circuits and future electrical needs. Rec

Master bathroom shower valve ws dripping and missing pieces when I arrived. The tub spout was about a half inch off the wall. The shower head had an old style “ball end” shower arm that is not usable for new threaded style shower heads. Rebuilt Pfister 3 handle shower valve. Installed new stems, trim, and handles. Installed a new tub spout without the lift up diverter. Installed a new shower arm and customer provided shower head. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Today we did a complete toilet rebuild on the master bath toilet and the other upstairs toilet. We also replaced both stop valves and the supply lines. One of the customers master bath faucets were leaking due to an old cartridge and the customer already had a cartridge so we swapped it out as a courtesy.

For this call, we came today to install a navien 240-A2 tankless unit for the homeowner. After removing old heater, we redid all the copper and gas pipe work and ran our vents for the tankless outside the home as well as the T and P line and condensate line. We also changed out the PRV and set the pressure to 65 PSI and the expansion tank was set to 70PSI. After finishing install, we turned water back on and tested everything for leaks and all is working as it should at this time. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

Installed 2 30a circuits with l6-30 outlets for future 3D printers. Circuits are GFCI protected at the breaker. Also installed surge protection

Install customer provided EV wall charger

Pulled toilet in master bathroom. Performed a drain inspection. The drain system is holding sewage now. Located multiple issues in drain system. The drain system is back pitched towards the guest and master bathroom. The fittings are improper. The drain system does not have appropriate fall. I perform drain cleaning with my camera while running water in the drain system to remove the waist as much as possible due to the back pitch of the drain system. I’ve instructed homeowner not to use the master bathroom, toilet and taped the toilet clothes with a sign. I filled up water in the bowl to prevent sewer gas smell, but did shut off the water to the toilet. I performed a camera inspection on the main sewer line outside of the home as a courtesy. Located the sewer line back pitched towards the house. The sewer line is holding sewage. The homeowner explained the repair was made a year and a half ago he will be calling the previous company that performed the work. I provided multiple o

Customer called us out for a clog in the main floor hall bathroom. I tested the toilet and sink on arrival and found only the toilet was affected. I gave the customer multiple estimates and they chose to have the line cleared with a closet auger. I ran the auger down the line successfully clearing the blockage. I then tested the line throughly with lots of toilet paper. Cleaned up the area throughly. Water heater and house pressure were good.

Came to inspect a scorched wire in the electrical panel and troubleshoot a non-working outlet near the fireplace. At the customer’s request, performed an electrical system inspection and found a loose junction box, the water heater and washer circuits were not GFCI protected, and a damaged/broken wire at the outlet near the fireplace. Quoted recommended repairs. Customer approved the work. Completed repairs and finish-tested the electrical system to verify proper operation.

Replaced shampoo bowl sprayer deck and mounting bracket. Restored water to the fixture and ran for several minutes to test for leaks and proper functionality. Technician highly recommends that vacuum breaker be replaced or rebuilt, as it is rusted and has a slow drip from the top when the fixture is in use. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!

Replaced ceiling fan

Troubleshoot kitchen light not working properly

Summary of Visit: Received call about leak coming from basement ceiling. Upon arrival, found old Sharkbite-style pressure reducing valve leaking. Homeowner informed me that he’d already turned water off to the home. Upon review, found that water was still traveling through the main shutoff (gate valve). Also noted that the age of the water heater is approximately 8 years, approaching 9. Advised homeowner that the national average age of gas, tank-type heaters is approximately 9 years. Prepared options for resolution of all issues (except heater). Upon approval, proceeded to replace failed PRV, and install (3) new quarter-turn ball valves (one for the main, and one on either side of the new PRV for ease of future service). Scope of Work: Turned water off to the home via street meter and drained down plumbing distribution system. Cut out and removed old PRV. Installed new Watts 25 AUB PRV with aforementioned ball valves. Cut out and removed old, failed gate valve and installed

Troubleshoot switch not working

Replaced all outdoor lights. 2 at the front door. One at each back door (2). One at basement door. Added an outlet for a tv

Replace gfci outlets require by home inspector

Today we Installed a customer supplied faucet and reinstalled existing garbage disposal that the customer states is only a few months old. We used the existing, older GE strainer for the disposal. We reconfigured the drain, installed a new trap and air admittance valve (vent). We did not install the soap dispenser that came with the faucet, as the customer states he is going to install it after the backsplash is installed.

HVAC noise on upper level 3.5 ton 2019 Lennox system. Upon arrival customer started system. System didn’t appear overly loud upon startup. Customer showed me a video of what it sounded like at night he was able to find. Stated the more the system run the worst it sounds, however upon touching the lineset he was able to get it to stop. Customer stated it often/regularly sounds like it starts very hard. Upon further inspection found system to have high in rush amp draw on compressor and a slight vibration in the lineset. Hooked hard start up to compressor for testing and found the amp draw reduced from over 200amps to 61 amps. The vibration also subsided at that time with the Lessing of amp draw. Customer approved adding of hard start. Did also locate lineset was not properly secured to anything in attic and was resting against a 2x4. Secured lineset in ,ultiple areas to prevent further vibration exaggeration down the line. System lacks TE recommended flood protection as well.

Client had a complete HVAC Rheem system installed by another contractor. According the the images of the original system, the new system was installed exactly as the original system was. The furnace in the attic is vertical and sits directly on top of the 16x25x1 filter rack that is directly on top of the ceiling and return grill. There is no return plenum due to the vertical restricted height towards the roof line. There is a new supply plenum and what appears to be new ductwork as well. The original furnace was 72,000 BTU and the new furnace is 75,000 btu. Most equipment manufacturers use different BTU rating furnaces than older equipment. This was only a difference of 3,000 BTU and they would have had to reduce the BTU rating for the furnace below the 72,000 BTU which would have been 60,000 and you typically do not want to do. Further observations revealed the blower speed taps were too high contributing to high noise so I adjusted the speed and tested both heat and cool operations