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Thank you for continuing to use TE Certified to help with your Community Care needs. For this invoice we started the first phase of installing a whole new electrical system for your community’s front entrance. We will be returning next week to complete the project. I’ve attached all the pictures taken throughout the process with this invoice. If you have any questions or if you experience any electrical issues, please contact me directly. If you would like help from any of our other professional tradesmen with 5% off your next community improvement solution, please contact our office and they will happily assist you. Thank you again for your time and the opportunity to serve you and your wonderful community. Take care, stay blessed, and have a great weekend! -Luis L. 😁👍

Replace PRV expansion tank and did two minor rebuilds on two bathroom toilets

Performed 1 system cooling diagnostics on a 2017 Trane system. Found black biological growth on the exterior of both evaporater coils. Both hvac systems need better flood protection. Mainfloor system findings: mainfloor unit was short cycling due to a refrigerant leak on the outdoor condenser coil. I could see oil stains where the system is leaking oil. I used my electrical leak detector and confirmed its leak on the outdoor evaporater coil (see video and pictures). I emailed repair estimate and setup a time with an install supervisor.

I worked on conducting a leak search on the master bedroom bathtub we found that the cartridge on the hot side was leaking so we replaced both existing cartridges and fixed the issue

Customer called about an issue with shower cartridge in bathroom. Customer stated they started to replace cartridge and could not finish installation. Water was shut off to home. TE arrived and installed customer supplied shower cartridge. Tested for leaks.

Toilet rebuild and replace toilet on second floor

For this job, I worked on replacing GFCI outlet in garage

Kitchen pump replacement We came out today to replace a pump under the kitchen sink in the basement. We were here a few days ago to diagnose a kitchen sink that was not draining and we determined it was a pump failure. Today we removed the old pump and cut out the piping. We installed a new liberty pump and plugged it in the outlet. We installed the new piping for the new pump and ensured there were no leaks around our work. We rerouted the master trap to accommodate the pump. The new liberty pump installation came with a new check valve. We tested the new pump by running water for a long period of time and we heard the pump kick on each time. Thank you for choosing Te Certified!

Install sconce lights and replace boxes

We install two ground rods for outdoor panel and also separate neutrals and grounds in existing panel to correct circuit.

Play shop I worked on troubleshooting dishwasher, not working ended up being a loose connection.

Replace light fixture

Finish worked on installing surge protector to panel along with replacing four GFCI outlets

Came out to troubleshoot the doorbell. At the customer’s request, added two new outlets and replaced an existing outlet that had previously been installed by her father . Upon opening the outlet, found a backstabbed connection and a broken wire, which were addressed. Also assisted with routing the wiring for her smart calendar behind the wall, working around the studs at no charge.

Inside the building by the front and back door are emergency exit signs that did not pass an inspection. Due to the age and unknown issues I removed the two existing emergency exit signs supply and install (2) new fixtures. The fixture for the side of the store is still in good working order and after installation I tested the fixtures by pressing the test button to ensure the battery back up is working.

For this job I removed 2 separate gas lines going to the stove and to the dryer. I capped off the line where both lines split. I removed close to 30-35 ft of gas lines. Tested all work and relit the water heater. Will return on the 26th to do more work including bathroom rough in and pump installation.

House is in rough-in phase and needed a gas line run to 2 furnaces in the attic and a fireplace gas line. We ran roughly 30 feet of black iron with megapress fittings. Installed 2 gas whips and 4 shutoff valves (2 before the furnace whips as a courtesy). Pressure tested everything and set pressure to 15 psi for inspection. Reached out to GC, who was happy with the end result. We noticed the water heater is from 2009 and has an old expansion tank. I strongly recommend replacing this soon. Could not get a pressure sample.

Homeowner has a property with three separate residences that are fed by the same water main. The original home from 1937 the man comes up in the crawlspace and has a shut off there. The duplex immediately behind the home has a PVC line that comes up inside the crawlspace, but we don’t know where it enters the crawlspace because the homeowners father is the one who had this built. There is a third home at the far back of the property that also tease off of this same water service and has a shut off in the crawlspace. it is unclear exactly where this leak is and since we do not know the trajectory of the main water service I was unable to do a leak detection that coupled with the fact that the main service is over 430 feet long before it tease off to feed the other two residences on the property. I’m unable to do a leak detection. I can only give an estimate to replace the line, and run new lines to each respective residence off of the newly installed service.

We install a fan in the office room

I came out to investigate an issue with a ceiling fan and with some outlets that didn’t have the top working. Unfortunately, the problem with that ceiling fan is that motor is burned out and it needs to be replaced. For the outlets, those are switched outlets and you do have a switch that operates the top of the outlets and the bottom is always hot. This is so you can use a lamp but also plug-in something that you don’t want to be turned off with a switch like an alarm or a phone charger. I also looked at adding an outlet in your bookshelf and was able to pull a wire from the outlet in the bottom up to the level you wanted unfortunately there was wood inside the wall blocking where the wire would go so I did have to cut some sheet rock and drill through the wood, but I use that hole to install another outlet And gave you a discount on the second outlet. This is something we discussed since I could’ve just put a blank plate there, but having an outlet on that shelf as well might come i

Rebuild toilet master bedroom

For this job I remade landscape wire connections that came loose when the customer was raking the back yard. I used new wire nuts that are outdoor rated. The customer is aware that his landscape timer is not working and his lights will not work until he gets a new timer.

Lifespan for a smoked detector is 10 years

Client directed us to the the sewage ejector pump that was replaced 2 years ago. The ball/check combo on the ejector discharge line had a clean crack along what looks like a seam from manufacturing. Advised the client about the issue and installed a new 2in quiet ball/check valve combo. Tested for leaks and proper function. Also advised client of very high water pressure on the system. Left a quote for PRV and main shut off replacement, however they are going to attempt replacing the PRV themselves first.

This option is to figure out what is going on either the living room outlet After going through and conducting a troubleshoot, I saw that the outlet had three wires in it. One neutral and one black landed on the screw properly, and the other two wires were backstabbed. I tried moving the backstabbed wires around to see if it would make the light blink or go out or flicker and it did not, but while I had it out, I went ahead and redid the connections properly pigtail off of the three wires to the outlet. He’s getting proper voltage at the outlet and it is reading correct on a plug checker so the issue is not with the outlet. The homeowner has the plastic bulbs with the slider that change the Kelvin’s on the bulb in both the lamps, and my personal experience I have seen these bulbs, sometimes not work with lighting fixtures that are a little more simple and not made to be able to handle the smart functions like dimming and changing Kelvin’s. So I recommended he try using just a regular