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Homeowner was experiencing a code 11 which is a failure to fire. The unit is 9 years old and needed maintenance. I flushed the unit, cleaned the pre filter, cleaned the flame rods as well. Once the maintenance was complete I powered up the unit and verified function. I would recommend replacing the flame rods if this issue continues. We also provided a whole house inspection as part of the homecare plan. I am sending over the check list. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact me.

Removed Tesla and installed junction box

Troubleshoot tripping breaker

Customer is purchasing the home and wants to video inspect sewer line to verify operation. Used clean out on left side of home to access sewer line and perform camera inspection. Found standing water approximately 5’ prior to tap tie in and piping is back pitched. Quoting to make necessary repairs.

Replaced filters. Cleaned drains, flame sensors and inducer ports. Checked all operations. Second floor system has a cracked drain and leaking small amount of water. No flood protection. 1999 furnace starting to look dangerous. Biological growth in duct board plenums. Removed and replaced leaking condenser coil for main floor system.

Gfci protected wet bar. Installed gfci outlet on left side. Outlet on right side is tied into load side of gfci outlet protecting both.

Replaced Breaker after Troubleshoot

We troubleshot a chirping sound coming from the house and found that it was an old carbon monoxide detector

New garage outlet and estimate for replacement of overheating panel

Called out to address a leaking faucet. Began by testing water pressure to make sure that wasn’t the cause. Pressure at 55-60 which is good. Gave customer options to either repair or replace the faucet. Customer chose to repair and work was started. Began by shutting off water to the faucet. Pulled old cartridges both hot and cold and replaced with new Danco cartridges. After installing I turned the water back on and tested for leaks and functionality. No leaks and faucet is working properly. Gave customer options for home filtration due to the faucets potential failure caused by water quality. Advised customer that since the other faucets in the home or the same age that they could start to fail. If customer chooses to proceed with Halo filtration I will install any faucets(4 max) free of charge. As a courtesy I adjusted the chain on a toilet handle for a toilet in the basement. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with your plumbing needs.

Install new outlet

We installed 5 new gfci outlets for the bathrooms in the entire house. So each bathroom can have its own gfci. We replaced one afci breaker to a new afci breaker in the main panel. We replaced all exterior outlets of the home to weather rated outlets and gfci. We installed new bubble cover on the exterior outlets. We used waterproof silicone on all exterior bubble covers. We made sure the TV in the back patio worked with the new exterior outlets. We also discussed a surge protector for the whole home if the homeowners decide they want one or not.

Installed ceiling fans

Run dedicated circuit for space heater

Arrived at the customer’s home to inspect the system not cooling the main floor. Tested cooling from the thermostat. Measured the refrigerant pressures and electrical component readings. Inspected the safety and cleanliness of the system. Checked the 1” air filter. Found that the dual capacitor has failed, preventing the compressor from running. Reported findings to the customer. Replaced the dual capacitor for the outdoor unit and tested operation to ensure system functions properly. Scheduled to return Monday 8-10 to complete further preventative repairs.

Punchlist repairs

Install a water heater outlet in crawl space, main electrical panel is full but we will be deleting two 240v water heaters and install a 120v gfi protected circuit in crawl, this also includes adding smokes to main home and replacing main electrical panel which includes a whole home surge and dual function breakers per Cherokee county requirements

Customer called about a sewage ejector pump that doesn’t consistently work. Customer also stated that there is sometimes a sewer odor in the basement Pulled, cleaned and reset sewage ejector pump. Pump is of poorer quality and found build up on the float mechanism which was causing the float to stick. Cleaned debris off of pump and rest pump. Resealed sewage basin lid. Could smell a faint smell in the IT room in the basement where the main sewer clean out is. Could not find anything obvious at this time. If odor persists, I’d recommend a smoke test on the drain and vent system to pinpoint any potential leaks where sewer gas may be escaping Basement kitchen sink drain is tied into the sewage ejector pump vent. This is not the proper set up and sink should have its on drain. Best way would likely be an under sink ejector pump to eliminate this issue Provided estimates for sewage ejector pump replacement, ejector pump install for basement kitchen sink, replumbing water heaters into

Replaced upstairs floor heat exchanger. Upon arrival started furnace to ensure it worked before replacing heat exchanger. Furnace ignited and went through proper startup sequence. Removed all components from burner compartment of system. Then removed heat exchanger. Replaced heat exchanger with new heat exchanger. Reassembled burner components with original 19 year old parts and reconnected gas line, tested for leaks. No leaks present at this time, so I tested furnace. Upon initial start up shortly after fan turned on customer smoke detectors went off. I shut system down and informed him it was likely due to oil coating on new heat exchanger burning off but would verify. Let system sit for a few minutes and reignited system. System ran without flaw or issue for 10min. During this time I adjusted gas pressure to the manufacturer recommended pressure. Ran ac for a bit to cool upstairs off then retested heating allowing the system to run for a lengthy time period and performed

During our visit, we returned to complete a job the was previously approved by another tech. The job consisted of replacing the pressure reducing valve, main shutoff valve, and installing a customer supplied faucet. The angle pex stops for the kitchen faucet were replaced with straight stops as well. The old faucet was replaced due to bad water pressure. The new faucet and pressure reducing valve made a large improvement on the pressure issue. I noticed the water coming from the hot side of the kitchen faucet is slightly discolored. I mentioned this to the customer and advised him to keep an eye on it. Each repair was tested for leaks and functionality after completion. Thanks for choosing Te Certified!!

Trench new 2in water main from water meter to home. Install 3 new yard hydrants, install 3 new meter boxes with a shut off valve inside for each yard hydrant, install two two additional meter boxes with shut off valve to isolate the work shop and main home. Install and shut off valve and PRV inside the work shop, replace main shut off valve and PRV in the main home

Troubleshoot no power

For this job the customer stated that they had an aged water heater and was looking for a replacement. Water heater in question was approximately 12 years old and customer decided to be proactive and replace it with a 6 year warranty 50 gallon gas water heater. The new water heater was installed up to code which included replacing the old copper, new shut off for the water heater, expansion tank set to 70 psi and bracketed to the wall, replaced old single wall venting with double wall, new gas shut off and whip and ran the pan drain outside. We also replaced the PRV and set to 65 psi. Work was completed and thoroughly tested. Thank you for choosing TE.

Replace bad breaker for fridge and kitchen lights

During our visit, the customer took us to the master bathroom where remediation had already began. The customer had the hot water off considering the leak was on a hot water pipe. The customer agree for us to do a leak search. The busted water pipe was located under the garden tub. A tile wall had to be broken to access the it. Once the busted water pipe was located, multiple solutions were provided to the customer to resolve the issue. An estimate was approved and work began. A repair was done under the garden tub on three separate water line. Two water lines had to be cut out of the way to access the busted water pipe. The deck mounted tub faucet was capped. I spoke with the customer about having us back out after demo is done to reroute the water lines. A Streamlabs water monitoring device was installed on the incoming main water line to alert the customer of any future leaks. A new pressure reducing valve and main shut off valve was also installed in the garage. The water heate