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Full system Zonning Plenums Media Duct mods

Today we replaced the customers electric water heater with a standard Rheem electric water heater. We installed a new expansion tank that is supported to the wall. We replaced the old gate valve with a quarter turn ball valve and added a valve tag to it. We insulated the water heater with split foam insulation and installed the water heater in a metal pan with a leak alarm as well. We also replaced the pressure regulating valve and added two new ball valves on either side of it for easy servicing. The water heaters tmp was not ran outside so we ran a new tmp line outside with Cpvc.

Today I came out to a no cool call. Customers air handler blower motor was not running. It was running for a second and stopping. I let customer know that his ECM blower motor has went out and is not functioning properly. Customer agreed for me to leave to go get a new ECM blower motor. I came back and I installed the system. Afterwards I tested the system. System is cooling now as designed with no issues. Customer is happy.

Full system changeout for main floor.

Concerns of system not cooling after filter change. A visual inspection revealed that the power switch to the attic furnace and accidentally been turned off. Power was reset and the system immediately came on. Verified operations thereafter to ensure function. New home care plan added.Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Technician replaced the existing thermal expansion tank on the water heater due to the tank leaking and no longer properly protecting the plumbing system. The new thermal expansion tank was installed and securely mounted to the concrete wall next to the water heater for additional support. The outdoor spigot was protruding too far from the exterior wall and had a water hose stuck to the connection. The existing spigot was removed and replaced with a new spigot. The new spigot was properly secured to the wall, as the previous one was not, and the penetration was sealed with silicone to help prevent water intrusion. All completed repairs were thoroughly tested for proper operation and leaks. The plumbing system was then bled free of air and returned to normal operation.

Arrived on site to look at landscape lights and pool panel breaker tripping. The home recently experienced lightning that struck close to their house. When this happened, it damaged a breaker in their pool panel and some landscape light fixture bulbs. For today, we replaced all burnt out lightbulbs in the backyard in front yard. We also installed a new GFCI breaker for the pool control power. We provided and installed a new brilliance WiFi smart socket for the landscape light transformer. While changing out bulbs, I noticed some poor connections for a handful of landscape lights. This is prevalent in all of the landscape lights. Today I made new splices on landscape lights left of the pool in the backyard. I also discussed redoing the landscape lighting with the homeowner. This will take care of the poor connections for the landscape lights. I also discussed installing a new sub panel by the pool panel so that we can install surge protection for the pool panel. This panel currently doe

Troubleshoot tripping breaker

Installed prv and main shutoff valves. Will be back tomorrow to complete sold work at 11-2

Finish work

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Outdoor capacitor failed. Replaced with approval. Outdoor coil clean and refrigerant pressures are okay. System now back to cooling. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Customer was hearing a high pitch whistling sound from around the water heater. After diagnosing the issue we found that the prv was making the noise and we recommended it to be replaced. We replaced the old builder grade prv with a watts25AUB prv.

Troubleshoot and make electrical repairs

Customer called us out for a clogged toilet in the main floor bathroom. On arrival I tested the toilet and found that it was a blockage affecting the whole bathroom grouping. Water heater looked good. Pressure was good. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the toilet pulled and run a cable machine down the line to clear the blockage. I removed the toilet and ran my cable down the line successfully clearing the blockage. I then cleaned up and reset the toilet while I ran the tub to test the line. I also caulked around the toilet.

Installed three ring camera floodlights along the corners of the house and a ring video doorbell. Got all of the cameras hooked up to the customers app and adjusted to their liking. Also, the customer had outlets in the living room, not working. After a troubleshoot, I found that one of the outlets which was a Weather rated outlet for some reason Had wires wrapped around the terminal screw, but just barely so that when you wiggle the outlet, the other outlets would come on or go off. I replace the outlet and redid the connections properly so now all the outlets in the living room are working. Customer is happy with everything.

For this job is in a leak search for the homeowner, bring my initial walk-through. I isolated the main service between the meter and the shut off in the basement and the meter went completely static. When I opened the valve in the basement again, I noticed the meter turning and that’s when I started the leak search. During my investigation, I discovered the homeowner has a running toilet on the upper level in the guest bathroom, and he failed TMP valve on their water heater. The TMP valve is not completely failed. It’s leaking from the valve body itself, so I quoted replacement for the TP and the toilet and a replacement for the PRV.

Three system home care maintenance on 2 TE installed Rheem AC and furnace from 2024 and 2023. Basement unit is from 2018 Carrier AC and furnace. I tested cool and heat on all three units, tested capacitor, took amp draws, checked blower wheel, and blower motor, check the refrigerant pressure is for all three units. Basement unit is low on refrigerant and there is Play in the blower motor shaft. I left the customer with repair options and cleaning options for the blower wheel and outdoor condenser coil.

For this call, homeowners were mentioning that they were still only getting hot water after a few minutes and/or it would be luke warm around the home even after our recent installation of a new recirculating pump. Upon inspection, we checked the pump and set it to 24/7 and when tested the water it was receiving hot water almost instantly. After running multiple locations, the water would turn lukewarm fairly quick as well. We put our hands on the check valve before and after and it was cold before the check went into the heater leading us to believe the check valve wasn’t working properly. We replaced the valve to alleviate that issue. When inspecting again the water wasn’t getting hot enough so we tested the elements with a multimeter and got a different reading than the upper element and could also feel that when using the boiler drain it was cold but up on the T and P valve it was hot, leading us to believe that their may be an issue with the lower element. Went out to get a replac

Installed ceiling fan support box and ceiling fan

On this weeks visit we did quite a few things. Some include replacing Undercabinet bulbs, troubleshooting, replacing bulbs in fixtures, installing internet switches/dedicated internet runs/ ubiquiti access points, bath fans and can lights.

Installed new water service line from water meter to connection inside the garage. Installed new meter nipple and dual check valve at the meter. Installed new main shutoff valve and PRV inside the home. Ran water inside the home to check for debris in the line. Pipe penetration is type L. Piper wrapped in burial tape. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

An outlet on a dedicated 20 amp circuit in X-ray and two in treatment

Customer lost power to the living room area and agreed to the diagnostic. I found a tripped GFCI on the exterior of the home along with an extension cord laying on the ground next to the device. Homeowner had stated that this happened during the storm and also said that the cord was plugged in. After resetting the GFCI power was restored. Due to finding 3pin outlets through out home and reading open ground I informed the homeowner about the potential danger of having a 3pin device with an open ground and not having GFCI protection. The homeowner agreed to have the repairs in the panel done. I supplied and installed GFCI’s and duel function breakers inside the main panel, cleaned up the wiring and labeled it. I waived the diagnostic fee today

This is the bare minimum to help increase / balance airflow throughout the upper level of the home. 

We were called out due to a leaking PRV in the basement. We replaced the PRV as well as the failed thermal expansion tank at the water heater.