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For this job, I replaced two Cutler-Hammer gen 2 breakers that went bad.

Homeowner has a leak from the ceiling in their garage. I didn’t see anything immediately obvious so I opened the drywall in the garage. I noticed a large amount of water damage to the subfloor but did not see any leaking from the water or drain pipes. The wet spot and damaged subfloor was directly beneath the master bathroom shower. I plugged the drain of the shower and filled the shower with approximately 2 inches of water. After a short period a large amount of water started to drip down from the pipes and through the subfloor. The shower pan is leaking. The expansion tank is also failed and not properly supported. I removed the failed expansion tank and replaced it with a new one. I mounted the new expansion tank to a bracket and plumbed approximately 3 feet of copper piping to the new expansion tank. Repressurized system to check for leaks. Nothing is leaking and everything is functioning as intended.

Called out to address hot water issues in upstairs shower and master shower. Found that in the upstairs shower cartridge there was a slight defect on the cartridge, causing a crossover between the hot and cold water. Cartridge was replaced and tested for functionality and to make sure the crossover was eliminated. After further testing, found that there is no more crossover and hot water is working properly. Thank you for trusting TE certified with all your plumbing needs.

We installed a Lutron caseta system in the home. We installed the hub and dimmer switches. We set up the hub and all the switches to the homeowners phone and walked him through how to operate the app. We installed the switches for the kitchen, pendants, dining, and entry of the home. We replaced five light fixtures in the home. Two pendants, two entry and one dining. Homeowner is provided the fixtures. We also installed a whole home surge protector at the main panel. We installed a new flush mount kit and a dedicated breaker. The surge protector comes with a lifetime/$75,000 warranty. We installed 4 Halco A19 LED bulbs for the pendant lights and the entry lights. The color of these bulbs are 2700k. The bulbs for the chandelier are G9 LED bulbs in 5000k The homeowner signed up for the Home Care membership. We performed the electrical inspection while on site

Today I came out for 2 system home care. Upon arrival the upstairs units were switch was activated preventing the system from water. There was a little water in the drain pan, but unsure exactly where the water came from. I checked the drain line but didn’t find any leaks. I inspected both furnaces by checking all electrical components, gas pressures, temp splits, duck work, blower wheel, heat exchanger, evaporator coil, cleaned flame sensor, and replaced filter. Both blower wheels and evaporator coils were heavily impacted with dirt and debris. The heat exchanger had several hot spots on them showing signs of fatigue and wear and tear. After going over all options, Austin has agreed for both blower wheels and evaporator coils to be clean. I have performed the work and double checked both systems are operating before leaving. It was a pleasure to met you today and I hope y’all have a great weekend! Look forward to seeing y’all next time and GO DAWGS!!!

For this job, the customer stated that their carbon monoxide detector in the garage went off. The fire department thought that it was coming from tankless water heater. The customer stated that they had their car backed up to the garage, and on warming up when alarm went off. We went ahead and checked the unit for any issues or carbon monoxide leaks. There is no current issues with the unit, but we noticed some code, and install issues with unit. We gave options on repairing issues.

Performed a home are inspection. We descaled the tankless water heater, installed a dedicated condensate pump for the tankless, and installed an ion 6 water conditioner.

Homeowner’s water heater had a leaking TPR valve. TE was out two days prior to replace the PRV. I replaced the TPR valve and changed out the expansion tank. Because the PRV had failed, it caused the TPR to fail. Expansion tank was changed because the PRV had failed, thus putting too much stress on the already 4 year old expansion tank. Repressurized system and tested water to ensure no leaking. Water heater is lit and heating. Tightened packing nut for hot side stop valve under main floor powder bath vanity because of a small drip on the valve.

Performed electrical home care inspection. We made repairs to the AC units outside, replaced the oversize breaker for the AC, and replaced non-weather rated outlets outside.

For this job the customer stated that two of his showers were starting to leak. Testing the water pressure showed 100 psi indicating two failed cartridges. Both shower cartridges were replaced as well as the PRV. The PRV was upgraded to a watts dual chamber. Work was performed and thoroughly tested. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Install vent hood and replace outlet Put up new light in bedroom

Make all repairs necessary to restore the unit to full health and eliminate all other concerns. Insulated boot that was condensating. Sheet rock does have slight water stain. Repaired drain for good fall. Installed wet switch. Now have TE Certified flood protection. Tested drain and flushed with water.

For this job the customer stated they had a high water bill. Shutting off the water inside showed that the meter was still moving indicating a leak on the main water line. We gave the customer options for spot repair after leak detection finding it, new water service via trench and new water service via bore. The customer elected to replace the water service with the bore and sleeve. The bore was ran from the meter to the house under the driveway. Water line was placed 18” inches the ground and a new penetration was ran in to the house. A dual check valve was placed on the new service since it was absent from the original one. In front of the meter we placed a second meter box which houses the new courtesy valve. Inside we also installed a new PRV and shut off valve. All penetrations were filled with hydraulic cement and roof tar. Work was thoroughly tested and we ensured the meter was not running. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Today I created a junction box in the attic and ran a new wire to the new bath fan location. I replaced an existing can light with a new LED wafer And replaced the switch for the light with a dimmer. I demoed an existing outlet in the shower room and rerouted the wire into a new box and outlet on the bathroom vanity. I updated two breakers in the panel to dual function protection. I will be returning next week to complete the project..

Install a new customer provided 24” vanity sink, two new vanity faucets and a new tub/shower trim kit! Trim kit will be installed at NO CHARGE, with the installation of additional fixtures!

Install an alarm GFCI for the fridge under the panel

For this job I came out for a leak at the T&P valve , after running diagnostics I concluded that it was the pressure regulating valve that was defective, pressure coming into house was at 140 psi which is too high. Causing leak at t&p valve. Double checked my work and tested for leaks.

Replace existing tank style water heater with a new professional grade 50 gallon water heater. Installation includes: new water heater, new thermal expansion tank, new gas whip, new sediment trap, new shut off valve for water heater isolation, new water heater pan and any necessary vent work required within 2 feet Includes removal and disposal of old water heater This is for a 6 year warranty water heater

Customer had very small leak coming from the customer side of the meter. Dug down to locate leak and found the leak was coming from the fitting that comes right off the meter. Replaced section of pipe. Pressurized the system, had customer inside open faucets to bleed the air, and tested for leaks. Highly recommend the customer have a new service line installed as the current one is undersized for how far of a run it is from the meter to the house. Thank you for choosing te certified

Removed old, and installed a new 1/2 HP Badger 5 garbage disposal, in the main floor kitchen sink. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!!

New water heater new recirculating pump new prv

Replaced toilet in powder bathroom with customer supplied toilet. Once toilet was removed, discovered the toilet flange was cracked. Replaced toilet flange. Installed new toilet. Tested work and everything is working as it should at this time Thanks for choosing TE Certified

We installed new recessed lighting on the porch of the cottage and back patio of the main house.

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new furnace. Today we came out for main level furnace not heating 2006 Lennox 90k. Performed full system evaluation found furnace locked out on pressure switch failure found clogged up draft inducer port due to furnace rusting out. Cleaned with thermostat wire and performed safety inspection by inspecting heat exchanger with digital camera. Found cracked eye lid tagged furnace unsafe due to potential carbon monoxide fumes. Replaced customer supplied filter and signed customer up for two system home care. Ran carbon monoxide test and scheduled customer with install supervisor for next Tuesday 8-10

The customer was having issues with lighting in the following areas: *Hanging fixture right of the front door. *Garage lights *Check basement can in corner *Basement unfinished area The exterior fixture on the front porch was not working due to a bad light bulb. The garage lights were not working due to a tripped 15 amp breaker located in the right panel circuit #17. The breaker is a standard type, I did not find any shorts or any ground fault condition nor any overloading. The basement corner can light was working and customer stated that it would flicker. The socket is in good condition and the van is rated for the 65w lamps. The basement unfinished area had a bad light bulb as well. I am highly suggesting whole home surge protectors for the panels.