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Returned to replace faulty txv. Replaced txv, pressure tested at 400 psi for 30 minutes, vacuumed system below 600 microns, charged system with about 6.8 lbs r410a refrigerant, checked delta t, got subcool up to 11 degrees, issue with system turning itself off and not cooling is no longer present, everything working as it should at this time.

I replaced the prv, thermal expansion tank for the water heater, a shower cartridge and performed 2 toilet rebuilds. I set the new prv to 65psi and thoroughly tested my work to ensure there were no leaks and that everything is working properly

2 system homecare. Flushed drain lines. Media filters were clean. Checked both heating and cooling systems. No issues found. Left estimates for UV lights, homecare program and water safety relays.

Estimate is to replace main AC and Coil only leaving existing furnace and permit all work with Forsyth.

Customer called us out for a toilet that was clogged in the kids bathroom upstairs. Customer also had me look at the hall half bath toilet that was slightly off center, the kids bathroom tub wasn’t holding water, there was water damage from a known leak behind the shower, and the sink in the kitchen was leaking and had a s-trap. Customer only wanted a quote for the kids toilet and to stop the leak in the kitchen sink. I tested the toilet and after the third flush it stopped flushing. I thought the issue was a minor blockage in the line. I went to clear it from the shower over flow and tested the toilet again before I started and it flushed fine. I tested it more and every other flush it would only drain half of the bowl. I recommended changing to using a closet auger in the toilet and customer agreed. I ran the auger down the toilet and felt no resistance but the toilet did not have anymore issues draining afterwards. I then removed the leaking basket strainer and installed a new one.

Install (2) customer supplied ceiling fans, replace (2) GFCI outlets and install new dedicated circuit in basement.

-Single stage air conditioner (outdoor)  -10 year parts warranty (20 years for heat exchangers on 80% furnaces)  -10 years labor coverage when a Home Care maintenance plan is held with TE Certified. Lifetime Craftsmanship.  -Removal and disposal of existing system.   -Permit fees are included, system will be inst - alled to meet or exceed county’s codes.   -Cost includes all required material, tax, & labor. No further charges will apply.   -New  safety float switch, water safety and condensate pump (if applicable).   -New outdoor electrical disconnect, power whip and new pad for outdoor unit.   -Flush, Clean and Test Existing Line Set and Pull Vacuum to 500 Microns.   -Will recover existing refrigerant per EPA guidelines.   -Will complete leak check and system & system start up. .  -Mastic seal supply and return plenums at the system to ensure optimal efficiency  *DURING INSTALLATION WE MAY NEED TO REMOVE TRIM, MOULDING, ATTIC STAIRS, DOORS ETC... WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO NOT

The customer is having intermittent issues with the Nest door bell not causing the chime to go off. I removed the door bell and checked the connections and when moving the device around the wires broke off so I made new hooks on the wire and attached it back. At the chime the wiring is correct and I am getting a little over 18v at the transformer indicating that the transformer is good and is providing enough power. I also made sure the connections were tight on the unit. Other troubleshooting that we did per manufacturer is I had the customer turn off and back on the chime in the settings. After further investigation I made the homeowner aware that it could be the puck or the doorbell itself and if he orders another one we can come back out and install it

Homeowner has a 1/2 hp garbage disposal that does not turn on. Tested the outlet with a multimeter and found that the outlet has power, 125 volts to the outlet. The disposal has failed and needs to be replaced. The homeowner has a disposal on site ready to go. Unplugged failed disposal. Disconnected disposal from drain and disconnected dishwasher tie in. Removed failed garbage disposal. Removed old garbage disposal mounting bracket. Previous disposal had been installed with silicone. Removed old silicone and cleaned flange. Installed provided mounting bracket with provided seal. Installed provided outlet connector into new disposal. Mounted new disposal, ensuring disposal locks into place. Connected to existing drain via provided drain connector. Connected dishwasher tie in to disposal. Ran water through disposal and filled basin to test for leaks. Ran disposal to ensure proper function. Water pressure is 50 PSI Water heater is a 50 Gallon direct vent water heater from 2016 Found no

No cool due to outside wire being wired to W(heat), instead of C , at the furnace board. Rewired system and ac works. Tested system in heating and cooling with no other issue. New system (454b) Freon cooling properly at this visit. Did a home care inspector, as well. Recommend to install a blue tube uv light, to give better air quality to the house and to prevent equipment from building up biological growth

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-Replace main breaker.

Performed a quote to run a duct run to a drop ceiling. Customer signed off. Work is done working properly area left clean. When unit was on cooling outdoor unit was not running. Outdoor condenser is not receiving 24v left a quote for homeowner. Said he was looking into it further on.

Rinnai RL94i showing code 10. Disassembled blower and found very light debris. Check intake and exhaust and found no blockages. We discussed the state of the existing water heater and we decided that replacement was the best option. Installed new Navien NPE240A2. Installed new ball valve, service kit, expansion tank, condensate line, venting, gas flex connector, and sediment trap. We purged all air from the water lines and tested the unit for function. Water heater is set to 120 degrees. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Homeowner had leak in front yard. Technician dug down and found two flow control fittings leaking. Technician removed section of pipe and replaced with pex. Technician installed burial tape on fittings. Re-compacted dirt and re-placed sod. Checked and tested for leaks. Leak not due to homeowner negligence.

Replace doorbell chime and transformer and replace panel

Water service repair. Homeowner dug up water service, cut out 3 one inch sharkbite fittings and replaced with copper per homeowner request. Tested with no leaks or failures at time of service.

The customer had (3) things to be troubleshooted as to why they were not working and they are as followed: *Chime for doorbell *Floodlight corner of garage *Laundry room light. We completed the following repairs: -Chime- The issue with the door bell was due to a faulty chime and after removing the cover I see the left plunder stuck in the closed position and after further investigation I noticed that it was seized in that position. We removed the old chime and exposed the transformer which we replaced and after the installation we installed the new chime and tested it. -Floodlight- The floodlight on the corner of the garage was not working due to faulty bulbs. After installing new LED bulbs we found the switch to be located by the garage door in the 3g switch box, center switch. We tested the bulbs and showed the homeowner that they are working. -Laundry Light- Upstairs in the laundry room is a 4’ (2) lamp T8 fluorescent fixture that was not working. We checked power at the switch

On this visit, customer called us because they had two GFCI receptacles side-by-side that are two separate circuits that were tripped. I reset those on this visit but further troubleshooting may be needed if they trip again or replacement. I then removed broken bulb socket in vanity fixture in basement.

Relocated the gas lines for the fireplace and range. Moved the gas line for the range from the floor to in the wall. Added a new gas shut off valve outside of the wall. Line is installed on the left side of the space for the range and is angled to the right for easier routing of the flex connector upon appliance install. The stone step in front of the fireplace was removed leaving the gas line exposed. We routed the gas line in the crawl space and into the opening behind the fixture. We moved the key valve to flush with the floor and hard piped from the fireplace to the valve and connected to the existing gas line. The gas has been turned back on and tested. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Estimate to Replace a flush mount led fixture on a 20+’ ceiling. All the smoke and smoke/carbon alarms are about to expire. I reccomend replacing them. Replace a flush mount led fixture on a 20+’ ceiling.

Jodie has called us out here because she would hear a loud noise coming from specifically the guest bathroom on the main floor. I took a look at the faucet and the stop valves that maintenance the faucet and notice that the cold side stop valve was not open all the way, and which is why it was making rumbling noises inside of the house. I check the water pressure as well just to eliminate variables and found that the pressure was sitting at a stagnant pressure of 65 psi. This has solved the loud noises that are causing from that specific sink. I also noticed that the water heater is seven years old and recommend replacing in the nearby future. I also have some add-ons for a recirculating, hot water pump to bring instant hot water for all plumbing fixtures inside of the home. Estimates are good for 60 days and if she wants to move forward with the water heater and recirculating pump pump, I can replace the valves in the master bathroom as a courtesy..

Upon arrival, customer notified me that they are experiencing flickering of lights, located in the kitchen and breakfast room location. The center light in the kitchen flickers whenever you turn it on. We will be giving the customer an option for a diagnosis of this light or a replacement, which will include checking both the switch connection points, and the connection points at the light. We are also going to give the customer an option to diagnose the light located in the kitchen breakfast area. Customer needs light switch replaced in bathroom location for vanity lights Customer would like to have an option to have both bath fans replaced in master bathroom We will be giving the customer option to do a whole home device of all outlets and switches throughout the home We will also be giving the customer an option to have whole home search protection installed on both main electrical panels located in the basemepllilioloo

Customer wants dryer to be looked it. Under the impression the outlet maybe loose causing it to work intermittently Customer wants to have 3 lights in foyer relocated to upstairs loft Customer wants three small crystal chandeliers installed in foyer level to replace previous lights Customer wants google nest doorbell to be diagnosed Customer wants two new lights installed on back upper level deck for WiFi controlled light fixtures. Customer stated light switches are not required. He will be using the app to control the fixtures. Customer has no form of whole home surge protection for each panel. Customer has a SQUARE D QO main electrical panel and sub panel located in basement After conducting our diagnosis, we determine that the outlet itself is no longer operating as intended. We are receiving 240 V across each hot phase and 120 V from hot to ground and hot to neutral. When we plugged the dryer in, it is making a buzzing noise and it is not allowing electricity to pass thro

Install dryer outlet and fix ceiling fan