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Added LED lighting

We installed a new 50 gallon electric water heater with code upgrades and a 10 year manufacturer’s warranty. Thank you !

A sign is in the front of the property of the store and customer requested to have workin. I checked near by areas where power is located to see if the feed was coming from those locations. I also checked the photocells and no power was being sent to the sign. I looked for the photocell that controls the lights on top of the store and above the gas station pumps in hopes that it may send power to the front sign. This photocell could not be found. In the panel room I also had checked to see if a lighting contactor was being used for the lights and I found nothing. If the light on the left side of the property works then I would suggest to have a bore team come out and bore a new conduit from that pole on over to the little sign. We would then install a new wire tapping off the existing pole light.

The customer had an indirect lightning strike occur outside of the home and noticed that the tv and audio receiver in the living have been damaged. I went through the home for an inspection on the key electrical components and they are as followed: -Grounding System- The grounding system for home is in its original state when it was built. The resistance value is 0.52 ohms (Very Good) -GFCI Devices- GFCI (ground fault circuit interrupter) is a life safety device that is to be installed in the areas as required by 210.8 of the NEC. All devices are working properly other than the device beneath the main panel which could of been damaged via the indirect strike -Panels- The sub-panel for the hot tub is the only panel that has a GFCI breaker and the safety feature is working properly. No Afci breakers were found. -Surge Protection- The customer did utilize a power strip in the home to protect the equipment. Suggesting to have a Whole home Surge protector installed at each panel locate

Performed camera diagnostics to locate blockages/ breaks in sewer line. Located root intrusion an area of 4 inch where the 6 inch clean out meets together. Due to pitch of the sewer line going down to the road would also recommend a full replacement to meet proper fall requirements. Provided multiple options with great discounts backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty.

For this job the customer stated they had a high water bill. Further inspection of the water bill showed that water usage was the same as the month prior but the sewer had more than doubled. Checking the meter I noticed there was no water usage for approximately 15 minutes. The customer explained that two of the toilets were running constantly before they fixed them a few weeks prior. I informed the customer there was no leak and the running toilets contributed to the excessive sewage usage. However, I did notice the pressure to the home was extremely high and a failed expansion tank. I gave the customer multiple options and they decided to replace the pressure regulator and expansion tank. After replacement the water pressure was set to 65 psi and all work was thoroughly tested for leaks and proper function.

Customers tmp valve on the water heater was continuously going off and flooding the side yard. After further diagnosing the problem we found that the pressure in the home was 140 psi. We found the prv in the front yard in front of the meter. We found that the prv was installed on the irrigation line so we removed it and added a new prv to the main line. We installed the prv and quarter turn ball valve in a meter box for easy access with pea gravel. The irrigation lines gate valve was old and leaking as well so we replaced it with a ball valve. After fixing the pressure the tmp on the water heater stopped pushing out water.

Perform troubleshoot for light in kitchen

Ustomer called us out for a clogged bathroom grouping in the kitchen sink. I tested the sink and it backed up immediately. I tested the AAV and it was working properly. I gave the customer multiple options and she chose to just have a flex shaft ran down the line. I ran my flex shaft down the line successfully clearing the blockage. I then ran the cable down multiple time while running water in the other half of the sink. I then tested and cleaned up throughly

Clean up working to movie room

Customer called us out for a disposal in the kitchen not working properly. I examined the disposal and found that it was stuck due to rust. I gave the customer multiple options and she chose to have the disposal replaced with a 3/4 hp Insinkerator. I removed the old disposal and collar and installed the new ones. I then tested the disposal for function and leaks and had no issues. I cleaned up the area throughly.

Patch and sand (no paint included).

2023 1/2 ton heil system for upstairs Homeowners state system is running, but not cooling Checked IDU in attic, which was operating and receiving demand for cool from thermostat Checked ODU which was not running contactor was pulled in Checked capacitor, which was completely dead on the compressor side and showing one MFD on fan side With homeowner approval, we replaced the capacitor which was a 45/5 This system has had drain issues in the past due to the length of the run, which has bellies in it so I did pour 2 gallons of solution down drain line after I had system up and running and there was no clog or back up Homeowner is aware of the drain issues which we discussed. If in the future it happens again we have given estimates to replace drain line or put condensate pump in the attic and run tubing to the main house drain in attic. System is operational and cooling at departure Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Today we were called out due to leaks from the upstairs hall bath and downstairs half bath toilets. We presented options to the customer, and then proceeded to replace both toilets, and toilet shutoff valves. We found that the upstairs toilet flange was flush with the floor and presented options for replacement of the flange. The customer chose to leave the flange in place, so we used and extra thick wax ring with horn to install the toilet. We flushed each toilet several times to test and then caulked the toilets to the floor as per code. While replacing the half bath toilet we observed that some of the flooring around the toilet, particularly the right side is slightly warped from the leak from the old toilet. Thank you!

Customer had a code 10 displaying on the tankless water heater. When I got done with diagnosing the issue with Rinnai, they stated it was due to airflow/ intake, and required the unit to be dismantled and cleaned. I took apart the heat exchanger, burner, blower and exhaust apart and cleaned out the unit with an air compressor. After cleaning the unit I reassembled all components and also performed a flush, and flushed the heater for 1 hr. Once all work was completed I turned the unit back on to ensure proper functioning.

For this job the customer stated they saw signs of water directly underneath their pressure regulator. Further inspections showed a rusted bolt on the regulator as well as the house pressure approaching 100 psi. The customer decided to replace the regulator with a new dual chamber one. Water was cut off and the old one was replaced and pressure was set to 65 psi. All work was thoroughly tested for leaks and proper function.

Found leak on supply line too washing machine. Tested pressure and found water at 85 psi. Replaced PRV and supply lines to washer. Tested water and set psi to 65.

I replaced a faulty GFCI outlet located in the garage just above the work table. I removed two single pole 15 amp breaker and installed a 2p15 amp CH breaker on #38&40 of the main panel due to the dishwasher and disposal being fed with a multiwire branch circuit. I installed a flush mount kit, breaker and a lifetime warranty surge protector at the main panel. On the back porch I replaced all the GFCIs with new (2) inside and (1) weather resistant type on the exterior of the porch. The power source is adjacent from the exterior and then branches from that location. I had tapped all the wires through and terminated all wires to line side of the devices.

Arrived on site and customer was getting a code 10 on her tankless water heater. Customer also had a pressure of 95 psi . I replaced the Prv and set pressure to 60 psi . I also ran a diagnostics on the heater , and Rinnai recommended a burner assembly cleaning, and flush. Code 10 was fixed after walk through with corrections on internal settings, but still recommended a service, which we have scheduled for Monday.

For this call, homeowners had a leak coming from the second floor. Upon inspection, we could see there was a few water spots and they had mentioned when someone was showering on the floor above is when it would leak. We took off the trim plate to see where the water was coming from and as soon as we opened the plate, water came out and we saw it was co,ing from the cartridge. We replaced the cartridge, as well as changed out a bad PRV and a bad expansion tank. Most likely those were the reasons for the cartridge going bad relatively early. After getting water back on we tested for leaks and none were present at this time. Psi to home is set to 65 and expansion tank to 70. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

Completed diagnosis and repairs of tripping breaker

Arrived on site to look at a GFCI outlet by the pool panel not working and some landscape lights not working. Upon inspection, I noticed the GFCI had power but was not resetting. I replaced the GFCI outlet and it is now working as it should. For the landscape lights, I replaced a few bad bulbs as a courtesy and now the landscape lights are working as they should. I recommended to the homeowner to purchase some bulbs to keep at the house. I also recommended to do a full landscape lights replacement due to the poor installation of the existing lights. Everything is working upon departure.

Pull Romax wire through AC whips and the AC units Replace AC sub panel outside along with two breakers

Cold water shut off on washing machine box was not operating properly and would not turn on. Removed old washer box and installed new washer box with hammer arrestor valves. Reattached water and drain lines. Leak tested all work. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a slow drain. I took a look and the garbage disposal was unplugged and not working. I wrote estimates to perform work and received approval. I replaced the garbage disposal with a new 1/2 hp disposal. I tested for leaks and made sure the disposal was functioning properly. The homeowner is now happy and satisfied with the work completed. Remove existing garbage disposal, furnish and install new garbage disposal, connect electrical wiring, connecting all drain lines replace as needed, test unit, clean-up, product overview and maintenance care with customer. Includes new Insinkerator Badger 1/2 HP Unit.