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PVC drain line condensation created a water spot on the subfloor that penetrated onto the drywall in the primary bedroom. Insulated PVC drain in the attic and installed flood protection. Clean the condenser coil for the upstairs system as well. Completed home care inspection, inspections while on the visit today. Both systems are heating and cooling properly at this time.

For today’s service, we performed a troubleshoot of where the water that flooded in the dining room area was coming from. After testing the shower upstairs to see if water was leaking from the tub toilet or vanity found that there are no leaks coming from them. What I did discover was the toilet on the main floor was backing up and leaking from the toilet and overflowing onto the floor of the home. There is a a massive back up somewhere and the lines that is causing to back up and need to have drain tech specialist with a camera to find where the clog is happening. We have them on the schedule for tomorrow of an arrival window time of 11 to 2.

Customer noticed water coming from the ground near the mulch bed at the front of the house. We dug a trench in the mulch bed to locate the pipe. We determined that the leak was coming from under the sidewalk. We found a second leak at the water meter where the meter nipple attached to the blue poly water line. We decided that replacing the entire line was more effective and less destructive to the property. Bored a new water service line from the water meter to the garage. Removed a 2 foot square of concrete to the left of the water heater to gain access to the bore. Replaced the PRV and main shutoff valve to make connecting to the water distribution system simpler and more serviceable. We backfilled our hole and poured new concrete. The water pipe is sleeved through the floor to prevent damage from direct contact with the concrete. At the meter, we connected to the backflow prevention device and adapted to our 1” HDPE service pipe. We replaced the grass we removed and used sand to f

Replace load sheds and install a surge protection device

Battery replacement on Generac 22kw standby generator

Replaced check valve on recirculating pump. Installed 1/2 spring check valve. Tested all work for leaks and function. Provided customer with estimates for water heater replacement and Halo 5 water filtration. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Troubleshoot bath fan light not working, and installed 2 dimmers

Replaced tub spout in basement bathroom and provided quotes for new 50 gallon gas water heater. Tested all work for leaks and function. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Troubleshoot on Generac 48kw standby generator

Customer pulled toilet himself and showed me the flange. Flange was not a flange. It was a repair ring not even glued to pipe thus creating the smell and wobble. Removed ring and installed new toilet flange. Glued into pipe and secured with concrete screws. Installed wax ring and new T-bolts. Reset toilet and checked for leaks. Caulked around base of toilet and cleaned.

Adding a new outlet

2019 3 ton Rheem system for upstairs System not cooling Upon arrival, IDU was running with demand for cool from thermostat but ODU compressor was kicking on but fan motor was not Checked fan motor for proper voltage, which was coming from contactor but fan motor was not turning on which it was determined the fan motor is bad Part is not under warranty was able to get the new motor from supply house but when trying to take fan blade off old motor, my pub puller tool broke and I was not able to get the blade off the motor Spoke to supply house, which stated they do not have that motor in stock anywhere and could take up to a month to get Other supply house was closed at this time. I will have to call in the morning to see if they have this blade. No repair was done at this time, but we did collect for diagnostic fee Informed homeowner we will notify them in the morning if part is in stock or not

Added an 8 inch supply run to attic that recently was spray foamed Did a cut in for an 14 x 6“ return grill in ceiling of hallway and second floor for the attic Tested system, which is operational and cooling Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Arrived on site and met with customer for home care. Offered customer a flush which customer agreed for me to flush the unit. After water heater flush was completed, I turned the heater back on and set the temp to 120 degrees.

Customer had a leak on their water service line close to the meter. Cherokee County water came out and used a hydrovac to excavate the area in front of the meter. We located the leak on the irrigation branch line. Customer requested that we cap the irrigation as he never uses it. We cut out a section of the water service and replace it with PEX piping. We turned the irrigation line out of the ground with an elbow and capped the top 5” out of the ground so it can be found in the future. The water meter is surrounded by large bushes and the roots have grown around the water service line. We replace the delta shower cartridge in the master bathroom to stop a consistent drip from the shower head. I also tightened the handles on the garden tub as a courtesy. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Hose bib continuously running. Also gate valve dripping. Turned off water and cut out old valve and hose bib. Replaced with new hose bib, copper, ball valve, and vacuum breaker. Tested for leaks and hydro cemented outside.

For this job navien sent a dual Venturi replacement part for the customers tankless. Gas and power were shit off to the tankless and the old Venturi was replaced with the new one. Water was ran at three separate fixtures simultaneously for approximately 15 minutes. Within the time the navien did not misfire.

Arrived on site customer had a 6 yr old gas water heater that was not lighting up. Customer had replaced the gas valve 3 yrs prior, and decided on replacing the heater completely. Additionally, the T&P was ran in Pex, which we replaced with Cpvc. We also replaced the recirculating pump for an alpha pump. Once heater was installed we ran water throughout the house , to purge the lines before turning on the unit. Water heater was set to 130 degrees per customer request.

Today we came out to the home to start up the generator we installed last week. Thank you for choosing TE certified electricians.

Troubleshoot no power in HVAC

Troubleshoot slushy machine and boiler

Customer had rocking toilet. Pulled toilet and checked flange. Flange was good but ground is uneven. Reset toilet with new wax ring and bolts. Used wedges to level. Tested for leaks then caulked around base.

Reinstalled sink pop up and trap in basement bathroom. Cleaned out trap in right side master bathroom sink. Tested all work for leaks and function. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Home inspection on two systems. We installed the min system two years ago and customer has two years of free home care inspection for that system. Inspected both systems, checked amperage on motor and compressors, capacitors, drain lines (clear), pressures, temperature differential, filters and visual inspection. Both systems are working properly in heating and cooling mode. Upstairs furnace older (23 years old) and not efficient. Best option for the house would be to upgrade the upstairs furnace, and bring comfort and efficiency back to the house. No other issue with the systems.

Customer had a main waterline break near the side of the home. Customer had area dug up for the most part m so I was able to locate the location of the leak. Customer agreed to have a repair done , so I dug up some more area in order to visually inspect pipe. Once openly exposed i was able to repair the existing pvc waterline using copper. Once repair was made , I had the customer go in the house and run water to help purge the air and debri. After house had been re-pressurized for 15 min , I backed filled the dug up area.