Canton’s Local, Trusted Home-Care Service Contractor

Customer called about leaking water heater. Gave options for tank 10/6 year warranties as well as tankless. Customer approved 10 year tank install. Removed old water heater and installed new with new expansion tank set to 70 psi, added new gas shut off valve with whip as well. Installed new watts PRV and set pressure to 65 PSI. Checked everything for leaks and it all works as it should. Discussed with customer about his penetration entry line as there was a shark bite fitting embedded in the concrete patch. Gave options for replacing the penetration portion of the line. Thank you for choosing TE Certified for all your plumbing needs.

Came out, cut up floor boards , cut up the concrete where leak detection marked. We dug up the dirt and found the pipes. Tested water to see where leak was coming from. Found it and cut out bad pipe on the hot side. Replaced the red pex with two stainless steel couplings and turned on hot side water to check our repair. Repair had no leaks. Continued to check water meter and found the meter still was spinning slowly. Went around the home and confirmed there was nothing running on either cold or hot side. Isolated the hot side to which the meter would spin confirming there is a possible second location of leak under the slab. Informed customer of findings and she is working with progressive to get leak detection back out. Once they find the second leak, she will reach back out to us so we can see what needs to be done and quote new leak repair. Left our repair hole open for now in case leak detection finds the other leak nearby. Thank you for choosing TE Certified for all your plumbing

Performed electrical home care inspection. We left multiple estimates for repairs. And we troubleshot the garage door not working.

Performed one system homecare maintenance today. Replaced both 16x25x1 client provided filters. Flushed and pumped drain line today and it is clear. Added Ensure to drain as well. Tested all system operational parameters and compressor is pulling high amps at start up. 2 zone system is operating simultaneously and independently today. System does not have sufficient flood protection and recommend adding additional devices. Client approved adding a hard start kit and flood protection today and we tested all new devices to be fully functional at this time.

Today we installed a new bathroom exhaust fan, replaced a standard circuit breaker with an AFCI breaker, corrected wiring issues in the main panel, and installed a whole home surge protector.

Customer called us out for a leaking toilet in the main floor hall bathroom. I inspected the toilet and found that it was leaking between the tank and bowl. Customer also had an issue with the upstairs hall bathroom shower not draining fast. I recommended rebuilding the toilet and cleaning out the shower drain. Customer agreed. I removed the tank from the toilet and removed the fill valve and the flush valve. I then installed the new ones and a new supply line. I tested the toilet multiple times and had no signs of leaks. I then went to the shower removed the stopper and took out a large amount of hair. I then ran a tub gun down the line and did not pull anything back. I tested the tub throughly and cleaned up both areas.

Replaced two breakers, one 2 pole breaker for the AC unit, and one 20 amp for the laundry room circuit

Home care completed on one Daikin fit system. Media filter replaced with approval. Drain line flushed and cleared. Accessory options presented. System currently operating properly. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Installed customer supplied hose bib in front of house. Replaced toilet in basement. Tested all work to make sure there were no leaks.

For this job we installed a new whip from the meter main combo for a new ac unit the customer is having installed. Swapped the 50 amp breaker for a 30 amp breaker an pigtailed the whole home surge protector into the breaker. Ac whip is ready to be wired and breaker turned back on. Breaker was left in the of position

The customer had lost power to the fort in the back of the home. The power supplying the fort is located in the service disconnect on the right and is controlled by (2) single pole 20 amp breakers. I tested the devices at the fort and no power was present and I checked for voltage at the service disconnect and voltage was leaving the breakers. I did notice that the wire going to the fort was a 12/3 UF cable that needed to be on a 2pole 15 amp due to it being a multiwire branch circuit and the fort had a mix of 14/2 wire. I had to bring an underground tracer out and found the broken wire on the other side of the garden and I also found where the irrigation conduit was going right through it. This is an indication that the irrigation pipe had busted through the wire, causing the power loss. I made the repair by installing (2) underground splice kits along with a 14/3 jumper inbetween the kits. After completing this power was restored to the fort. Please note that the wire is not at

Arrived on site and customer wanted water lines that were capped off to be reconnected to the future tub filler . She also wanted the drain the be moved from the previous spot. I tied into the tub filler running water lines , as well as rerouted the drain line and stubbed up so the floor can be grouted.

Customer called regarding his water pressure sitting at 120 PSI. Checked the pressure and confirmed it was at least 100 PSI. Explained that expansion tanks tend to go bad in this case which it was. Wrote up some options to replace PRV as well as expansion tanks tend. Original expansion tank was not the right size as well so we upgraded it to a 4 gallon from a 2 gallon and bracketed it to the wall. Set the PRV to 65 and set the expansion tank to 70. Tested for leaks and everything works as it should. Thank you for choosing TE Certified for all your plumbing needs.

Kimberly needs more time to look at pictures and to think about how she wants to move forward, before signing for work to be completed, or having an install manager come out. Completed full inspection on furnace and ac. Noticed cracked heat exchanger in furnace. This is dangerous and can leak carbon monoxide in house. Dirty blower wheel, weak / bad capacitor for blower motor, drain going up hill and stopped up. Risk of water damage. No gas sediment trap. Flue needs to be double wall and has to have one inch clearance. Best to replace furnace then to try and get a heat exchanger and replace and clean all these parts. Dirty condenser coil, line set insulation falling apart outside, low on 410a refrigerant. 3 degree subcool needs to be closer to 10.

Install new variable speed daikin fit 3ton heat pump for main level Install new drain pan with water safety shutoffs and new condensation pump Install new supply and return plenum Mastic seal equipment connections Flush clean and pressure check existing Lineset Install new outdoor pad and electrical disconnect Install new customer provided thermostat System start up

Inspected for leak. Found that the water heater was leaking from the tank. Replaced with a new 10 year manufacturers warranty 50 gallon water heater. Repiped as needed. Tested for leaks and function, all good. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Today’s visit was to complete sold work for the installation of a new water heater. Began by shutting off water to the home and draining the system. Once water was drained, removed the old failed water heater and replaced with a new six year warranty Rheem tank water heater with a four year Anode extension kit totaling 10 years of warranty on the water heater. Also replace the old failed PRV and installed a new all brass dual chamber PRV. New water heater what is installed up to all current code requirements. The water pressure was set to 65. Also installed a new recirculation pump with the water heater installation. Once all work was complete re-introduce water to the system and tested for leaks and functionality. No leaks and everything is functioning properly. Thank you for trusting TE certified with all your plumbing needs.

Replace smoke detectors

Hard wire the doorbell

Installed new water heater and Prv. After install I tested everything for proper function. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

Customer called us out for a clogged kitchen sink. I ran water and it stopped up very quickly. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to clear it with a flex shaft and get a bottle of Endure drain maintainer. I ran the flex shaft and successfully cleared the blockage. I ran hot water for 20 minutes and had no issues. I cleaned up and tested throughly.

Today we came out for main level not cooling Rheem 2018 4 ton ac with matching furnace. Cycled equipment from thermostat found contactor engaged but ac did not come on. Upon further evaluation of system found failed duel capacitor 40/10. Gave client repair options and they would like to make necessary repairs to bring compressor back online. Install new turbo capacitor, started system up checked operations and left equipment operational.

Troubleshoot AC not working, replace bad breaker, install a whole house surge, install a ceiling fan fan

Today we came out for only system not cooling Rheem 4 ton across with matching 100k furnace found water in emergency drain pan from evaporator coil freezing over. Cycled equipment from thermostat checked operations found system low on charge. Performed courtesy leak search found evaporator coil leaking. In addition flue piping is not up to code and condenser coil is impacted with dirt. Checked warranty status with manufacture and equipment was never registered taking 10 year warranty down to 5 year. Scheduled install supervisor to give options on updating ac and coil. I also left band aid repair option with client.

Arrived on site and customer stated the toilet in the master bathroom was leaking behind the tank. Based on my findings I provided the customer options from having a new toilet , to replace the bolts. Customer decided to have a rebuild on the toilet which I proceeded to do. After rebuild was completed I flushed the toilet multiple times to ensure proper functioning.