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Troubleshot fan not working. Removed the fan remote and wired to the switch instead, and out the light on the dimmer. Replaced the light box with a fan box Replaced 3 lights in the hallway with wafers

Add floodlights

I came back out today to finish installing (2) customer supplied fans in bedrooms #1&2 on the left going down the hall. Once I removed the existing fixtures I found that both of the boxes needed to be replaced so I supplied and installed (2) new fan rated boxes and then assembled and installed the two fans. After completion I ran the fans on high to ensure they are working and not wobbling.

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a back up in the basement. I took a look and put together estimates to perform work. I received approval and snaked the mainline. I successfully cleared the mainline at this time. I did a super clean up and tested to verify restoration of flow. The home is now back to draining properly. Thanks for choosing TE certified plumbing!

Homeowner called us out to inspect leaking toilet. The toilet is less than 6 months old. After checking the toilet, I noticed the tank was loose from the bowl with water stains and drips at the connections. I tightened all 3 connections and tested for leaks. At this time there is no other evidence of a leak

For this newer home we are looking at installing a 28kw nex gen Generac generator. Home has a main meter combo where we will be setting the ats controllers. From there we will pipe up into attic to run gen feed across attic and down to gen location, GAS METER WILL NEED HIGH VOLUME

Furnace swap for the upstairs system, also made ac code correction for outdoor unit

Furnace swap out for the master bedroom and ac code correction

Replaced light fixture in living room

Installation of a new 20a 120v dedicated circuit for a dehumidifier in the basement under the stairs.

Completely diagnosis of circuit

Homeowner has a shower valve that is constantly dripping. The cartridge needs to be replaced. The set screw in the handle is stripped out, and thus needs to be drilled out to remove the handle. Contacted delta and ordered a new handle and cartridge under warranty. Parts have arrived, delta sent the handle and set screw, however delta only sent seats and springs, not a cartridge. Drilled out set screw and disposed of handle. Removed failed delta shower cartridge. Due to build up in the valve, the cartridge did not remove easily, it came out in 4 pieces, and is now broken. Installed new OEM delta monitor cartridge. Secured bonnet nut and pressurized system. Adjusted delta cartridge to allow for proper hot water. Reinstalled existing escutcheon, and installed new delta cartridge. Installed set screw, making sure not to strip the screw. Shower is now operating as intended, and is not dripping.

Removed old and installed a new customer provided Kohler toilet, located in the upstairs master bathroom. A new wax seal and toilet bolts were provided and installed. Steel braided water supply line was provided by the customer. All work completed was thoroughly checked for any leaks and proper functionality. Toilet was flushed several times to determine proper operation. Work area was thoroughly cleaned up, payment was successfully collected and technician departed the job site. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!

Replaced kitchen pendant lights

Complete the following work: -Lighting- We removed all (8) existing sconce lights around the building leaving the wall packs and installed all new customer supplied fixtures. We set the color temperature to 4000k per customers request and set the max wattage rating to 50. When removing the old fixtures we informed the customer that no painting was done prior to the existing fixtures being installed and it is showing. The customer was informed prior too and was made aware of the issue and he stated he will have someone come and correct it. When facing the building, on the left hand side were two fixtures that needed to be installed and after removing them we discovered that no boxes were present. We had to chip away the brick to allow for a box to be installed. We applied bonding to the boxes before installing the light. -Surge Protection- The surge and the breaker has been order due to unique voltage to the panel and we will informer the customer when it arrives -Panel Work- We r

Homeowner has a toilet they would like replaced. The toilet is not currently having issues, it is simply old, and the homeowner does not like the top button flush. Homeowner has a new toilet on site ready for installation. Disconnected and removed old toilet. Old toilet appears to having been slowly leaking from the base, as the flooring beneath the toilet is stained. Informed homeowner of this. Cleaned and inspected flange. Flange is in good condition, with minimal warping on the wings of the flange, no visible cracks or immediate damage. Assembled customer supplied toilet. Installed nylon bolts and new wax ring. Set toilet on flange. Secured to flange using nylon bolts. Installed new stainless steel braided supply line. Flushed toilet approximately 10 times to test. Toilet is functioning as intended.

Install revivian Charger on wall in garage, we will use the build out in garage where the stack goes up. Mount to front side of stack.

Replace damaged GFCI outlet. Left estimates to replace living room light and dimmer, and to install whole home surge protection.

Install two lights on front porch

Install fan rated boxes in the lower back bedrooms Install new customer supplied ceiling fans in the bedrooms. The fans must be installed on a UL approved boxes and if one is not present then a box will have to be installed at an additional charge.

For this job, the expansion tank on water heater had failed and was leaking. House water pressure was 100psi. I replaced PRV and set pressure to 65. As a courtesy to the customer, I remoplaced the thermal expansion tank. This item wa done as a courtesy and has no warranty. The expansion tank was inflated to 70 psi. I tested all work for leaks and function. Explained to customer that previous high pressure can damage fixtures and appliances that used water. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Installed all new black iron natural gas piping throughout the home. Also, installed a new Navien 240 A2 tankless water heater. New gas line from the street has not been ran by Atlanta Gas Light at this time. Per customer request, electric water heater has been left in place until new tankless water heater can be activated after the main gas line installation has been completed. Cost to install gas regulator, demo electric water heater and connect gas meter is not included on this invoice. This will be charged on a separate invoice after new gas main/meter has been installed and is ready for connection. Technician will need to return to remove electric water heater, activate tankless water heater and install/connect exterior gas piping to the new gas meter being installed by Atlanta Gas Light. All work completed was thoroughly checked for any leaks and proper functionality. New gas system was pumped up to 15 psi and prepared for inspection. Technician met with inspector on site a

Today we came out and performed one system inspection. I will note customer does not have proper flood protection and supply plenum is ductboard fiberglass. Inspected all electrical components and connections. Took amp draws on all motors and the compressor. Compressor is pulling lock rotor amps on start up 268 amps max on data plate is 77 amps compressor could fail at anytime. Contactor is pitted and could fail at anytime. Inspected heat exchanger with digital camera found severe metal fatigue, rust and hot spots. Heat exchanger is compromised. Exhaust piping coming off furnace is not up to current code single wall piping must be double wall piping. Client does not have enough supply air for a 3 ton only have two 10” flex ducts. Client has dirty sock syndrome and another company has installed uv light, iwaves and electrostatic filter. Advised customer the only way to treat dirty sock syndrome is to replace the evaporator coil. Due to condition of equipment of will schedule install sup

Customer called us out for a clogged toilet in the entry floor bathroom. Customer also had an issue with the basement bathroom toilet. I tested both bathroom groups to make sure the issue was just the toilet. Water heater and water pressure looked good. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the toilets cleared with a closet auger. I ran the auger down the toilets successfully clearing both of them. I then throughly tested and cleaned up.

Homeowner has a stop valve for the dishwasher that will not shutoff, and is the incorrect size for the new dishwasher supply line. Cut out and removed failed stop valve. Cleaned and prepped copper. Installed new 1/2” quarter turn stop valve. Installed new water hammer arrestor. Installed new cap on end of water hammer arrestor. Pressurized and tested system. Purged air through multiple faucets. Left valve in off position with new cap for dishwasher installers