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Today I replaced a faulty breaker

Provide and install HALO Ion-6 (Ion 2.0) 3/4" inline water conditioner/de-scaler. Protects system against lime/scale build up. Install new expansion tank. Performed diagnostic on rinnai water heater causing error code 10. Found wasp nest in vent, cleaned all of vent, cleaned out heat exchanger. Everything is working as it should. Thank you for choosing te certified

Today I replaced three low-voltage lightbulbs in the backyard. I replaced a GFCI with a rated GFCI and bubble cover. Replaced an electrical box behind an outlet in the bedroom that had a whole drill through the side of it. I performed a full room redevice in the master bedroom. And I replaced the breaker feeding the master bedroom.

Gas smell upstairs Turned gas shut off back to the on position, the gas shut off for the upstairs furnace, is located in the basement and the furnace in the attic. Ran system in heat, tested all gas connections, and had homeowner present to see if the gas smell was currently present. I did observe a loose fitting at the furnace, the fitting was not leaking though. System had air in the line and took 3 tried to ignite. After the it ignited the first time in every try. I recommended adding a gas shut off at the system per code and a safety concern, the homeowner approved this estimate. System is heating properly with no gas leaks at this time. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified, have a great day!

I replaced the homeowner's water heater, due to age with a new 50-gallon medium electric model. I also installed a brand new expansion tank, securely strapped it to the wall, and replaced the recirculating pump with a new one. Additionally, I added check valves and shut-off valves. After completing the installation, I tested everything for leaks. However, I noticed that the water heater was not receiving power from the electrical panel. I informed the homeowner that an electrician will come out tomorrow between 2 PM and 5 PM. As of now, the recirculating pump is unplugged, and either the homeowner or the electrician will plug it back in once the water heater has power and is heating up again.

Today I completed work from a project last week

Homeowner had us out today for multiple repairs. The faucet in the master bathroom handle needed adjustment. The popup assembly in the other sink needed to be attached. We replaced the cross over tee underneath the sink in the master. The rear hose bibb was replaced and added vacuum breaker per code. Leak was found at the water heater. The guest shower was not functioning properly. We attempted to replace the shower cartridge which did not want to come out. Ended up having to replace the valve in the wall. This was done at a discount for the homeowner. Plumbing system was pressurized and everything was tested for proper operation.

Rinnai RL75i was periodically showing code 10 and wouldn’t supply hot water until reset. Code 10 for this unit is an obstruction in the exhaust or intake venting. I checked the concentric vent from the exterior and saw no signs of blockages. I then removed the blower motor and found a fair amount of bugs, grass, and dirt in the fan blades. I used a small tool to dislodge all of the debris and then blew the rest out with an air compressor. Unit is currently running with no codes.

For this job, I added an outlet from the meter to the garage

Install new box for dining room fixture

In the upstairs hallway bathroom we removed the existing bath fan over the toilet area and installed a new customer supplied one at its existing location on the existing switch leg. I was testing the switches and noticed that when the light and fan are on the light would strobe for a brief second when the fan was shut off. We removed the switches to examine the wiring and found a faulty switch which we replaced free of charge. The homeowner had a new 80 gallon water heater installed and had some concerns with the electrical set up. I removed the cover and found that the old set up a 2p30 with 10/2 had been changed over to a 60 amp breaker on the 10g wire and the water heater draws 43 amps. We removed the breaker and the old wiring and supplied and installed a new 2p50 amp GE breaker and a new 6/2 NM-B cable with a bigger conduit.

Customer called about a leak underneath the laundry sink in a hair salon. Upon investigation, found trap was installed improperly. Fixture drain should have been roughed in lower. Sinks were also installed with deep basket strainers. Instead of cutting into wall to lower fixture drain, replaced basket strainers with standard depth and it provided just enough height difference for the trap to properly fit to the fixture drain coming from the wall Tested work thoroughly. No leaks found. Everything is working as it should at this time Thanks for choosing TE Certified

For this job, I came out for a leak under the sink. When I arrived there was no leak and I could not recreate leak. After running diagnostics I concluded that the leak was due to a high water pressure issue in the home. The water pressure was at about 100 psi. I removed and replaced existing pressure regulating valve setting new prv to 70 PSI. Also replaced existing kitchen faucet with customer supplied faucet. Double checked and tested for leaks and conducted a super clean up.

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.