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Arrived on site and customer needed two faucets installed in the master bathroom , two angles stops installed for one of the faucets , and both drains and p traps needed to be hooked up. I installed both faucets first , and then installed the angle stops for the one vanity . Lastly I connected the drains , and proceeded to test all my work. I ran water for 20 minutes to faucet on the left, and then tested the faucet on the right . I took apart the pop up assembly on the right a few times as a small leak kept appearing even after reapplying plumbers putty and secure all connections. I instead applied clear caulking to seal the pop up assembly but advised the homeowner to allow the seal to dry for proper cure time, and would be ready to use in 24 hrs.

Replaced damaged wire in wall and added outlets

Installed 10” collar on supply plenum, Ran 10” flex to 10x8x8 wye that is now feeding to 2 8” supply runs to brand new cut ins in living room ceiling Installed both boots and grilles Strapped up the flex runs along the beams This is for main floor system

No Cool - Basement Evaporator coil has a refrigerant leak. System is 21+ years old using R 22 refrigerant and repairs cannot be made. Due to the fact that the equipment nor refrigerant is no longer in production. It’s a good idea to look into options at this time.

Installed a new customer supplied receiver for the ceiling fan located in the living room on the main level. After installing I verified that in the 3g switch box the center switch is what controls the fan motor and I made sure the remote was synced up to the fan. Customer is aware to leave the switch in “On”position and just use the remote

Cherokee County Water came to the customer’s home and notified them of excessive water usage in dating a leak. We found a leaking compression style fitting located in the ground, directly after the water meter. The customer stated that someone from the water company had been out recently to work on or replace the meter. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Came here to fix clear tubing that had fallen off from CPVC pipe. I did not have a PVC that would reconnect to the old pipe so I ran new clear tubing to the washing machine clean out that was in the same room as the equipment. I did offer a complementary inspection of the equipment because furnace was from 2018 coil was from 2013 but customer denied. He said he had a different company inspected a couple months ago.

Repair on Generac 26Kw standby generator

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding their issue. Customer showed me inside and to the main level half bathroom. Customer states that a toy may have gotten flushed down the toilet and since then it is not flushing properly. Customer has been unable to clear it. I gave the customer options to auger or pull the toilet and clear it if the auger does not work. After getting signature approval I began work. Ran closet auger and was unable to clear the clog. After speaking with the customer again I then pulled the toilet and removed large solid clump of toilet paper stuck at the bottom of the toilet. Did not discover any toy after running the auger back up the toilet. The clog was due to a large amount of paper. After clearing the toilet I installed new nylon closet bolts and new wax ring. Reset toilet and secured it to the flange. Installed new stainless steel supply line and returned water. Flushed toilet several times and it did not clog again. No leaks. Toilet is

Replaced light fixture

Customer called us out for a clogged shower in the wife’s bathroom. I tested the shower and it was backing up a bit. I then went to check on the water heater and the floor under the shower was covered in water. I could not see the source so I tested the shower and that was not the location that it was coming from. Customer found that the condensate line of the HVAC unit was not connected. A tech will be out to reconnect it. Water heater is 10 years old. Water pressure was 160 and a service tech will be out to change that. I gave the customer an estimate for clearing the shower and they agreed. I ran my flex shaft down the line clearing the blockage. Cleaned and tested throughly.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding her issue. Customer showed me inside and to the main level hall bathroom. Customer states the toilet is constantly running so she shut off the water and would like it repaired. When I arrived the flapper chain had gotten stuck in the upstairs hall bathroom position and even after putting it back down the fill valve was not shutting off properly. I recommended performing a minor rebuild on the toilet which will replace the flapper, fill valve, and supply line. Customer agreed and after getting signature approval I began work. Removed old fill valve and supply line. Installed new pro45b fill valve and stainless steel supply line. Installed new Korky basic flapper and tested for proper function. Toilet is functioning properly and customer is satisfied. Cleaned work area.

Added circuit and outlet for treadmill

Initial concerns of upstairs system blowing out hot air. Thermostat settings checked, and it was noticed that the thermostat settings were for the system to be cooling only, which caused the heating to turn on. Adjust the thermostat settings to allow system to heat and cool as required. During inspection, it was noticed that the unit appears to be low on refrigerant as well as having a TXV restriction. Discussed options and the decision was made to hold off until the unit completely fails and can be replaced. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Service Summary: Technician arrived today in response to the customer's concern about an intermittent noise coming from the HVAC system. During the visit, the system was operated and thoroughly inspected; however, the reported noise could not be duplicated at this time. Based on the customer's description of the sound and the technician's visual inspection, three possible solutions were discussed that could address the concern if it returns: * Secure the outdoor unit panels that were not fully reassembled after the customer cleaned the outdoor unit. * Remove the existing spray foam around the refrigerant line penetration where the lineset enters the home and properly reseal the opening. * Install vibration isolation pads beneath both outdoor units to help reduce vibration and operational noise. The customer elected to move forward with the first option. The technician properly secured and reassembled the outdoor unit panels and verified that everything was installed correctly befo

Technician replaced garbage disposal at kitchen sink. Installation was tested multiple times including filling the sink and draining it. Dishwasher was tested.

Completed home safety inspecti

Wire in a new dedicated 20 amp circuit for a golf cart just beneath the main panel in the garage. We will provide and install a new 20 amp rated GFCI, box and plate along with a 20 amp breaker. After installation I labeled the panel and tested the new GFCI to ensure the safety feature is working.

Add boxes and wires for new fixtures in kitchen on a dual function breaker we installed Find out why a dual function breaker isn’t holding

Replace a Zwave switch in the 2g box located in the garage (left switch) due to lights not turning off and homeowner cannot connect to the switch. Also, at the front door, inside the 3g switch box, remove the the far right switch and supply and install a new standard 3way decora switch. We will have to reconfigure the wiring to accommodate the new smart switch. I preformed an isolated grounding test for music equipment in the upstairs study room left of the front door. After running a jumper from the outlet straight to the panel the noise was still present. After further investigation an isolated ground bar, ground wire will need to be installed. I informed the homeowner that I will need to investigate proper NEC applications before proving an estimate for the repair.

I installed (4) customer supplied sconces on existing boxes around the exterior of the home (2) front of garage, (1) side porch, (1) back porch. I also installed customer supplied light bulbs in each fixture and after installing I turned the lights on to ensure they are working. I checked the data plate rating on the customers new A/C due to the lights dimming when the unit turns on. I found the wire size was correct however, the breaker was oversized by 10 amps. To follow manufacturers specifications I removed the 2p60 CH breaker located at circuit numbers 2&4 of the panel board and supplied and installed a 2p50. I checked for voltage leaving the breaker to ensure that proper power is being supplied.

I came out today and completed the following work: *I replaced a faulty weather resistant GFCI located on the left side of the home near the A/C equipment due to the trip indicator flashing. This flashing is a sign that the safety feature had failed in the device. After replacing the device i applied silicone to the gasket of the cover and tested for power. * I replaced the batteries for the carbon/smoke system (customer provided) for the main level carbon/smoke (2) AA and 2nd floor hallway. The smoke detectors in the bedrooms each took (2) 9v batteries. After installing I checked to make sure the lights were on and working. * The living room ceiling fan had stopped working and would make a noise when trying to be turned on. I verified that 120v was present at the box and checked all connection. After trying to reset the remote I did hear a hissing sound coming from the receiver. I looked up the specs and it says that the hissing sound could be a failing receiver and should be repla

Replace breaker and gfci outlets damage by power surge

Upstairs master toilet was leaking between the tank and bowl due to failed seals. I replaced the toilet with a Kohler Highline Arc which included new bolts and wax rings. I also replaced the fill valve for the powder room toilet. All work was tested and checked for leaks.

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