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Estimate is to replace main level HVAC system, redo humidifier/furnace drain, keep existing humidifier and permit all work with Cherokee County. Estimate also includes having Plumbing come out to patch hole in drain pipe after we remove improper drain terminations.

For this job, I came out to a leak near the water heater. After a thorough evaluation, found that it was coming from the recirculating pump and pressure regulator. Went ahead and quote to replace both customer signed off on estimate to be done tomorrow after noon

-Single stage air conditioner (outdoor) / Single stage, constant torque furnace (indoor).  -10 year parts warranty (20 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 inst - alled 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 & system start up. .  -Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wal

Troubleshoot outlets, ceiling fan and lights not working. Quoted to fix issues.

Cleaned blower wheel, replaced return plenum and installed iWave

Located a leak on a piece of pex water pipe behind the water heater. When we arrived, the wall was already cut open at the leak. We cut the pipe back to the water heater and replaced a section from the heater to the vertical run of pipe in the wall. We bled all of the air from the system and checked for leaks. We installed new insulation in place of what was removed during our work. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

The customer noticed drywall tape coming loose in the garage. Is concerned it could be from a water leak. Estimate includes cutting Sheetrock to inspect for a possible leak. Work performed: we cut Sheetrock in three places in the garage. We ran the shower and found no leaks from the shower drain. There is wet subfloor below the curb of the shower upon inspection we found what appears to be a failure at the seal of the shower door, and water is getting outside the shower at this failed seal. We recommend having a shower door contractor take a look at this for repair or replacement. The customer pointed out to us a crack in the garden tub, and stated that they haven’t ran the master tub in years due to the crack.

Upon arrival, we met with the owner. The downstairs toilet recently started overflowing when any water was ran in the home. We found a cleanout in the front bushes but saw no standing water, indicating the clog was within the home. We removed the downstairs toilet, found standing water and used the 400 to clear the blockage. We did not pull back any material. We ran water from both levels, reset the toilet with a new wax ring and tested for leaks or errors. We also scheduled a supervisor to perform a camera inspection from the downstairs closet flange or 2-way cleanout if possible. Shut off water supply to fixture, remove all fluid from fixture, remove china caps and bolts from fixture, pull water closet from base, clean flange and inspect for damage, perform drain clearing operation using specialty drain clearing equipment specifically designed for task, set new wax gasket on flange, new bolts and new supply. Fill and test, clean up work area.

Performed three system homecare maintenance today. Replaced all three filters. Flushed all drain lines as well confirming they are all clear and added enzymes. Client stated some ductwork in the attic was sagging and the insulation came loose. Upon inspection two sections of insulation had come apart and repaired. I also observe a duct that had completely separated and was not providing air to the bedroom with the thermostat. Repaired this duct and secured in multiple areas to prevent this from occurring again. The drain line for the UL had a connection elbow that the glue came apart so I glued it again confirming it was sealed. The basement heatpump system is practically void of refrigerant and it is not cooling or heating except for emergency heat which is operating but very expensive to use alone. This system will freeze if used in cooling mode. Dehumidifying is the mode this system will operate in mostly to keep humidity at a safe percentage. If it runs the coil will freeze and

Rebuilt sink waste for the kitchen sink. Installed new trap and tubular fittings. Installed new Studor vent on top of the new sanitary tee. Replaced pressure regulator in the garage. The CPVC branch line feeding the hose spigot broke during removal. We replaced the tee and valve to repair the damaged section of pipe. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Troubleshoot tripping breaker replace breakers

Transfer switch repair on Generac 36kw standby generator

Troubleshoot a tripped breaker

Install a new bath fan in the upstairs bathroom. This will be a fan light. We will provide and install the new bath fan/light. We will install new wires and new switches for this fan. We will install a timer switch for the fan/light. We will upgrade the breaker to a dual function breaker. We will vent the bath fan to the soffit. We will also install a new door bell chime kit. We will provide and install a new transformer, multi sound chime, and door bell. We will install three new circuits in the basement. These will all be 20 amp circuits. We will install quad outlets for all three circuits. These will all be protected by dual function breakers. Install new bath fan in main floor bathroom. We will install a new switch from new switch box to the bath fan. We will provide and install a new Panasonic bath fan. We will need to install venting for this fan. For this to happen, we will need to cut Sheetrock to properly install the venting. We will install a new vent cover on the outside of

Arrived on site and customer said that he had a toilet on the main floor that was constantly running and was not flushing properly. I found that the Kohler toilet had a broken flush valve tower. I removed the tank from the toilet and installed a new tower. After I was done putting the toilet back together I went ahead and filled the toilet back up and flushed several times to ensure no further issues. I also noticed that the toilet handle was sticky, causing a hard flush, so I replaced the handle as well at no additional charge.

Arrived on site and customer had a leak in the living room ceiling. I cut out the drywall and was able to locate the leak coming from the hot side, which I cut out and removed the affected area. Once work was completed I re pressurized the house and tested the area to ensure no other leaks .

Installed interlock kit

Water in the drain on , for the min level system. Found drain lines (from evaporator coil to the condensate pump) clogged and condensate pump weak and not shutting water stronger. Cleared drain line and replaced condensate pump. Tested drain line and pump multiple times with no issue. Inspected system in heating and cooling with no other issue. Also, replaced filter. No other issue at this visit.

For this job the customer stated that the hose bib located in the rear of the house was leaking from the vacuum breaker. Inspection showed that water was not properly flowing through the hose bib and was leaking out of all sides of the vacuum breaker. I informed the customer that there was a possibility I would not be able to remove the vacuum breaker and we would need to replace the hose bib which meant opening the vanity cabinet to expose the old line and run a new one. The customer agreed and I attempted to remove the old vacuum breaker but was unsuccessful. Customer decided to run a new hose bib with a new shut off for it. The back of the vanity was cut enough to remove the old hose bib and replaced with a new one. The new hose bib was anchored to the wall and all work was thoroughly tested for leaks and proper function.

Run two new circuits for smart toilets

I came out today to replace the (2) existing outdoor GFCI with new ones along with bubble covers. The homeowner showed me that (1) was in the front of the home and the other is located on the back deck. What I found was the parts are indoor rated and the covers are broken the boxes that were used are round non metallic cut ins which the front door box needed to be better secured to the home. After checking the insulation of the wires, cleaning and securing the boxes I supplied and installed (2) new weather resistant GFCI devices with (2) new 2g single device bubble covers. I tested the safety features of the devices to ensure they are working. As a courtesy I inspected the remaining gfcis devices on the home and this is what was found: (1) GFCI located in the garage (1) GFCI device located in the hallway bathroom. This device protected the standard outlet located in the master bathroom (1) GFCI device located on the kitchen counter top that protects the standard devices on the count

For this job, I troubleshot chirping from smoke/carbon detectors

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding her issue. Customer showed me inside and to the kitchen sink which was draining slowly. Sink was draining slowly due to the rubber strainer for the Moen garbage disposal obstructing flow. I recommended that the customer purchases a new one and simply remove the old one and put the new one in. Customer then showed me to the basement bathroom which was missing the handle for the toilet. I presented the customer with options to install a new handle and after getting signature approval began work. Installed new handle and flushed toilet several times. Toilet is functioning properly at this time. Customer also states she is experiencing an issue where they are running out of hot water fairly quickly and cannot do laundry and take a shower or run the dishwasher at the same time. Home is only two years old and has a 50gal gas water heater with a Grundfos recirculating pump and a dedicated recirculation line. I informed the customer

Add temp pole with meter/ disconnect and RV outket

I came out today to wire in and install a new customer supplied Tesla Wall Charger. The customer had requested to have the wall charger to be installed on the front left side of garage if you are facing in. The customer requested to have the conduit be tight to the panel and run along the ceiling and was okay with me offsetting the conduit down to avoid the beam and run straight from there. After installing and securing the conduit I pulled the new 6/6/8 cable in the conduit, up into the panel and terminated the wire on a new CH 2p60 amp breaker and once completed I labeled the new circuit. I installed the new wall charger on the wall at the height the customer requested and terminated the wiring, attached the head and turned the breaker on. I commissioned the unit with Tesla and cleaned up my mess to the homeowners satisfaction.