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For this call, homeowner called about leaking vacuum breaker and inspecting a toilet. Upon further inspection, hose bib was working properly but the breaker was defective. As for the toilet, the handle was broken and when going to rebuild, noticed the toilet was rocking. We advised homeowner to pull toilet to inspect the flange. After inspection, the flange appeared too high as the floors had been replaced. Homeowner agreed to our replacing the flange and installing a new toilet as well as the replacement vacuum breaker. Replaced the toilet and tested multiple times for any leaks and all is working as it should at this time. Replaced breaker and is working properly at this time. Also homeowner had a loose master sink faucet so we went ahead and tightened it up as a courtesy. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

No Cool - Main Floor System Prior to arrival the thermostat was blank, customer admitted water was in the drain pan. After removing water the power returned to the thermostat. During walk through we discovered the pvc drain was buried in the ground. Flushed the drain and verified it was flowing. System requires 800CFMs of return air it’s currently functioning with 600CFMs which is 1/2 a ton short. Dual capacitor is low on the fan motor side. Biological growth present on both supply plenums. Both systems lack adequate flood protection for the location they’re installed in. Equipment is heating and cooling properly at this time.

Arrived on site to complete quoted repairs. We replaced the failed zone board, installed flood protection and deep cleaned the blower wheel and condenser coil outside. We scrubbed the blower with cleaner and a toothbrush to get all debris off the fins, cleaned the condenser coil inside out with condenser coil cleaner and safely glued and pitched the drain properly. All electrical connections at the zone board are snug and upon completion the system was producing a 21 degree temp split (80-59). Due to how hot today was and the heat load in the home, it will likely take the remainder of the evening to cool back down to their set point of 74 degrees. System is clean, safe and fully operational again. Call complete.

We were called out to install a new trap under the master lavatory sink on the left side of the bathroom. The old trap had already been removed when we arrived. We installed a new trap and tested.

Arrived on site and customers heater was not igniting. I also took a pressure reading and found the pressure was at 105 psi. We installed a new 50 gallon gas 12 year warranty water heater to get her back up and running hot water. We also replaced the pressure regulator and got the house pressure back down to 60 psi . Heater has been set to 120 degrees , and I also showed her how to increase temperature if she needed to up the heat.

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new ac and coil. Today we came out for the only system not cooling Rheem 3 ton ac builder grade. Found blown low voltage fuse in furnace, checked contactor and it checked out and all other low voltage wiring and components. Upon inspection of outdoor unit found condenser coil completely impacted with dirt. Installed new fuse and checked amp draws found compressor pulling 255 amps on start up max on data plate is 77 compressor could fail at anytime. Left repair options and scheduled project manager to give options on updating ac and coil. Left equipment operational although it could fail at anytime.

Called out here because the drain was making a thud noise. Upon arrival I performed a visual inspection and I saw that the drain pitch was wrong and it was creating a trap of water. We corrected the pitch and added a vent stack on the drain. The issue is no longer present. Flushed drain and tested drain.

Came back on 05/19/26 to properly performed the following job: -Replaced the blower motor -Cleaned the blower wheels -Replaced the furnace control board -Redesigned the condensate drain line -Added a wet safety switch -Added a condensate drain pump, installed a float safety switch, run pump vinyl tubing into condensate drain line -Installed an ss2 safety switch -Cleared the condensate drain line. Tested system for normal operation, system is cooling properly at this time. No issues or concerns.

Customer called us out for a clogged sink in the kitchen. On arrival I tested the sink and it clogged after a minute or two. I gave the customer multiple options and they choose to have a flex shaft ran down to clear the blockage. I ran the flex shaft but was unable to clear. I also tried using a tub gun. We then switched to using the mini jetter and I was successful in clearing the sink. I tested the sink throughly and cleaned up. Customer did have Cpvc.

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Arrived on site for a no cool. Client has no cooling for the main floor that started yesterday. He had the unit shut off, in case the indoor coil froze. During my inspection we discovered a 2017 Amana/Goodman split system with a failed dual capacitor. The outdoor fan was on but the compressor wasn’t running. During out inspection I also discovered the outdoor coil was heavily impacted and the blower had years of dust and debris. We discussed options and they decided to tackle all recommended repairs to clean indoor and outdoor units and to replace the thermostat. This will help the system run more effectively and with less stress. After we deep cleaned the condenser coils, blower and replaced the capacitor we flushed the drain line and tested operations finding the system cooling again properly with a 22 degree temp split.

Customer called us out for a clogged garbage disposal in the kitchen. On arrival I inspected the disposal and found a screw jammed in it. I was able to remove it and the customer decided to change it out due to potential damage. I removed the old disposal and collar and installed the new. I then tested the product and checked for leaks while cleaning.

I came out today due to the laundry room LED fixture not working. After removing the fixture and talking with the homeowner it has been confirmed that the led lights is in the house have been discontinued. I removed the box on the ceiling of the laundry room and supplied and installed a new 6” led wafer light and set the color temp to 3000k. I informed the homeowner about surge protection and left an estimate to have one installed. After installing the light I tested it to ensure that it was working.

Today We Came Out To Address The Main Floor Lighting. I Provided The Customer With Options For Can Lighting, Dimmers, And Switches. The Customer Supplied Me With A Layout For The First Floor. We Installed x31 Can Lights, x7 Decora Dimmer Switches, x6 Decora Switches. We Tested All The Lights And Switches For Functionality. We Will Return On Thursday This Week To Replace A Singular Decora Switch Plate Which We Didn’t Get From The Warehouse. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Customers A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me And Erfan By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Performing In The Field. Please Feel Free To Reach Out If You Have Any Questions. -Vinny

No cool main floor. Upon arrival customer stated his buddy installed it and owns a hvac company. Visual inspection found furnace not level, coil not properly seated, drain line not glued, no flood protection, plenum not sealed, short on return air, no filter dryer,. Upon further investigation found txv is restricted, a2l sensor not properly run and wires punched, no gas sediment trap on furnace, flue pipes not attached to exhaust vent on inducer motor. Quoted repairs need to verify warranty information and update quotes if warranty applies.

Arrived on site replaced a light fixture in the dining room. We discussed the height with the homeowner and he is happy with the final height of the light. We gave options for installing a new smart switch as well as adding a dimmer. We also discussed replacing the existing surge protector with a new one provided by us. The bulb was provided by the homeowner. Everything is working upon departure.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with him regarding their issue. Customer showed us inside and to the kitchen on the main level of the home. The right side (disposal side) is clogged however the disposal is functioning. The left side is draining properly. We confirmed the presence of a clog in the p trap and tubular drain piping on the right side of the sink. Presented customer with options to clear the line and after getting signature approval we began work. Removed p trap and cleared a large food clog. Cleaned all the tubular piping thoroughly and reinstalled. Ran sink for several minutes and filled it. No leaks. Sink is now draining properly and disposal is functioning as it should. Cleaned work area. Customer is satisfied.

For this job, the customer stated they had two main issues. The garbage disposal had failed, and the upstairs Roman tub valve was leaking from the hot side. To fix issue the customer opted to go with option one to replace the garbage disposal, both hot and cold cartridges on the Roman tub, and replace the PRV plus expansion tank. Once complete I tested my work, and cleaned up. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Outdoor capacitor failed for upstairs system. Replaced with approval. Upstairs system has been doing the bulk of the work for the whole home, as the main floor unit has previously been stated to be empty on 22. Due to the age in the condition of systems, the decision was made to discuss further options with the project manager. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

At arrival on 05/18/26 found whole home system not cooling. After diagnostic found that the blower motor is not running while the outside unit is running. Also found out that the board is not sending 24v to the blower motor. Blower motor is getting 120v. So, I recommend to replace the board and the blower motor. No wet safety switch No ss1 or ss2 safety switch Dusty blower wheels. Potentially clogged up drain line. Condensate drain line does not have proper pitch, it is sitting flat on the attic floor. Could potentially clog up more frequently. We need to replace the furnace control board and blower motor before fully testing the system. System may still have other issues. 1st step is to address the board and the blower motor.

Added circuit for and wired sauna

Troubleshoot outlets not working Replaced all outdoor outlets

Provide and Replace shower valve in hallway bathroom, replace waste and overflow to hallway bathroom tub

Came out today to replace the water heater, main shut off and pressure reducing valve. Drained down home and removed existing heater. Installed new heater in a pan with a water alarm. Installed new piping with a new shut off valve and expansion tank mounted to a bracket mounted to the structure. New gas valve, whip and gas fittings were installed. Insulated piping, added valve tags and a bonding wire. Heater was set to 120 degrees. Removed existing pressure reducing valve and gate valve. Cut a few inches of drywall to remove old shut off valve. Installed new quarter turn shut off valve and new watts 25aub pressure reducing valve. Pressure reducing valve was set to 65 psi. All work was complete to code and thoroughly tested for leaks/functionality.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding their issue. Customer showed me inside and to the master bathroom on the main level of the home. Customer states the left side lavatory sink is clogged. Inspected and confirmed the clog. Right sink is draining well at this time. Shower drain also has some buildup of hard water deposits and debris. Gave customer options to clear sink and shower drain or just one. Customer has $73 drain coupon and elected to only clear the sink drain today. After getting signature approval I began work. Removed tubular drains and ran snake machine through lavatory drain. Cleared a large hair blockage and reconnected the drain piping. Ran hot water and filled sink several times while checking for leaks. No leaks. Sink is now draining properly. Cleaned work area. Customer is satisfied.