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Arrived on site after the homeowner reported that the existing kitchen faucet had very low water pressure. After inspecting the fixture, informed the homeowner that the issue was likely internal to the faucet and that replacement was the recommended solution. With the homeowner's approval, removed the existing two-handle kitchen faucet and installed a new single-handle Delta kitchen faucet. While completing the repair, also replaced the left-side basket strainer to ensure proper function and provide a reliable seal. After installation, restored the water supply and thoroughly tested all connections and fixtures. Verified that the new faucet is operating with proper water pressure and that the basket strainer is sealing correctly. Confirmed there are no leaks at the faucet, supply connections, or basket strainer, and the kitchen plumbing is functioning properly at this time.

We wired in a new location outlet in the upper cabinet in the kitchen for the microwave to plug into. We came off the load side of the GFCI device straight down to provide shock prevention per 210.8 of the NEC. We remounted the microwave and plugged it into and tested to ensure it is working. This device is located on circuit #9 in the main panel.

Customer called about leaking garbage disposal and a running toilet. TE arrived and inspected toilet. Customer has already purchased a flapper for toilet and was educated on replacement process. Disconnected and removed leaking garbage disposal. Furnished and installed a new 1/2HP garbage disposal and collar. Tested for leaks and no leaks.

Bursted pipe in wall. Remove content to access water lines. Replaced all piping connections to shower valve in basement. Restored water flow to house and tested. Corrected shower valve also installed incorrectly, and verified water was getting hot. No leaks. Recommended plumbing safety renovations.

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Arrived to install new parts for master bedroom unit, removed failed control board and blower motor, installed new blower motor, install new control board, secured all wires, put new blower motor chip in, started unit up, giving code E13, called trane tech support, per tech support the module chip is not programmed correctly, will need to order new chip, explained to tech support I had same issue last year with other furnace, was able to use chip off other furnace to get unit up and running but will need to return to install correct module, checked filter, customer will replace 413 filter, cycled to ac mode, inspected outdoor unit, condenser fan motor amps checked ok but sounds like motor bearings are failing, recommended replacing condenser fan motor as well, checked pressures and temp split, checked ok, no other issues at time of, but do need to return with correct module chip for blower motor

Came in today for a no cooling call. When inspecting system found electrical components at the outdoor had failed. Also outdoor and indoor coil were full of dirt and debris causing system to overheat and damaging components. Outdoor condensers are also way to close to each other causing the heat to cycle back and specially if coils and not fully cleaned and clear would cause damage to unit long term, disconnects are also not up to code. Costumer does not have flood protection. Let costumer know about this issues and presented options. Costumer decided to move forward with repairs. Work was done and system, system is now working properly. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

I came out to install a new chandelier in the living room, install a ceiling fan in the bedroom to replace the old one. Unfortunately this was an old fiberglass box and we only use metal boxes for ceiling fans as per code so I had to replace that old box. I also replaced the outlet in the bathroom with one that you supplied and added the necessary so that it would be flush. I checked the ceiling fans in the basement and they just needed the GFCI outlet to be reset. Most likely it tripped because of the astonishing amount of rain we’ve had, but the outlet still looks to be in good shape. Thank you for using tea certified electrical! Veaya

Troubleshot garage outlets and garage door opener not working. Installed four 6in recessed wafer lights where existing flush mount fixtures were, two in the garage and two in the primary suite closet.

Upon arrival customer stated that the upstairs system stopped working and nothing on system was coming on. Did full evaluation of system and found that condensation pump was not working properly and having intermittent issues which caused water to go inside pan and activate the wet switch. Advised customer of issues customer approved to have new condensation pump installed. Replaced failed condensation pump, tested system and everything is working properly with no issues. Condensate pump 10% Homecare membership discount included (Savings $39.00)

No cool for upstairs system. Upon arrival customer stated home is going on the market, found a 2011 Goodman 2.5 ton outdoor unt, 2011 Goodman indoor coil, and a 2014 Goodman furnace, upon inspection found outdoor fan not running, found dual capacitor failed, contactor showing ware, dirty outdoor coil, NO flood protection, weak run capacitor, inproper drain line, quoted repairs customer chose to proceed with replacing dual capacitor, contactor, and adding hard start, and cleaning outdoor coil, once starting cleaning found oil on outdoor coil, found indication with leak detector but not with soap bubbles, notified customer about oil spot and leak at outdoor coil, customer wanted us to proceed with repairs. Quoted coil replacement as well. Did inform customer if outdoor coil was leaking the system will struggle at some point to keep up but refrigerant pressures were good at this time. Completed repairs, tested equipment, finding all operating normally.

Tech was out for cooling. The following is what tech came a crossed on visit. Emergency drain pan is full of water. This is due to a clogged drain line. There is no safety switches on the evaporator coil. Nor is there a wet switch I. Emergency drain. However there is a safe guard but will only shut system off when emergency drain pan is full of water. Drain line is needing replaced. Drain line does not have the correct fall for water to move away from unit. Recommend condensate pump in attic. condensate pump vinyl tubing needs to be in case with PVC due to rodents. Ductwork has been chewed on by rodents in some areas. Return needs to be added in the upstairs bedroom, 10 inch. Upstairs bedroom is very hot . There is 2 supply vents the 3rd one is not operating. Tech Open system up and found there is no filter in the filter rack , evaporator coil is dirty. This needs to be cleaned. System is not cooling home due to dirty evaporator coil. This needs to be cleaned. Air traveling across evap

Today I responded to a no cool call. After diagnosing the system, I found that the dual run capacitor had completely failed and was not providing any capacitance to either the compressor or condenser fan motor. This prevented the outdoor condenser from operating and stopped the system for removing any heat from the home. I explained my finance to the customer, and they approved replacing the fail capacitor. I also recommended and installed a hard start kit to reduce the compressor, startup stress, and provide additional starting torque, helping extend the compressors lifespan and improve reliability. After completing the repairs, thoroughly tested the system. The condenser started and operated normally, refrigerant pressures were within range, and the system is now cooling properly with no further issues. Customer is happy.

No cooling call, upon arrival outdoor unit was not running, checked for power and found that bottom of contactor did have 240 volts however top of contactor was not receiving 240 volts, contactor is bad and will need to be replaced, checked capacitor, capacitor is out of tolerance rating, condenser coil is dirty, blower wheel is dirty, evaporator coil is also dirty. Likely due to not having correct filter size installed, system does not have any flood protection installed, recommended wet switch and SS2 float switch, compressor is also overamping recommended hardstart kit for system to help lower amp draw, there are also some low voltage wires going to outdoor unit that need to be repaired, drain line also needs to be extended so water does not drain onto electrical components, customer did sign up for homecare, preformed one homecare visit today also changed 1-16x20x1 filter, customer decided to go with option A to get the system running today and will review other estimates and will

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a smell coming from sink after dishwasher washer drains. The garbage disposal is 9yrs old and starting to rust. I wrote options to perform work and received approval. I replaced the Studor vent with a new one and poured a dose of endure down the kitchen drain. Replace existing AAV with new, 2 x 1/1/2" PVC Studor Vent. Includes one bottle of Endure professional grade drain treatment to help breakdown organic buildup and maintain free flowing drains. Designed for residential and light commercial use as a preventative maintenance solution. This is not a mechanical clearing service. Does not include price for clearing drain with mechanical snake. No warranty

Arrived on site and confirmed the homeowner's approval to replace a failed section of the water line and install a new angle stop. Upon inspection, the existing SharkBite fitting had failed, resulting in the need for a permanent repair. The damaged section of piping was removed, and a new section of pipe was installed along with a new angle stop valve to restore a secure and reliable water supply connection. After the installation was completed, the repaired line and new valve were thoroughly tested under operating water pressure. No leaks were found, and the new angle stop functioned properly. Water service was fully restored to the fixture, and the repair was confirmed to be operating as intended at the time of departure. The homeowner was informed that no drywall repair or replacement is included as part of the plumbing repair. The plumbing work was completed successfully, with no leaks present at the conclusion of the service, and any necessary drywall restoration remains the homeo

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Added new exterior outlets on back exterior and side exterior. Replaced flood lights on back exterior.

Arrived to install new evap coil, removed all refrigerant from system, removed leaking coil, installed new evap coil and filter dryer, brazed with nitrogen, pressurized system for leaks, no leaks indicated, pulled vacuum down to 276 micron, added 8lb 4oz to system, started system up, checked pressures and temp split, flushed drain line, recommend chemical cleaning condenser coil, recommend adding flood protection such as wet switch to prevent ceiling damage, also recommend correcting primary drain line, sent estimates over to homeowner, no other issues at time

Replace AO SMITH water heater with rheem electric hybrid water heater 65 gal with new recirculating pump for instant hot water. Performed a walk-through with Natalie at the set up of the new water heater and the parameters of the water heater. Also showed her the parameters of the alpha heat pump for the instant hot water, how to set the scheduling for when to kick on and off to save energy. Showed her the operations of how to turn the water on and off. Permit will be submitted for inspection later time this week or next week. We are all set here and there are no other plumbing issues in the home.

Today I arrived to the property, and was able to perform a camera inspection for a homebuyer. I did a thorough assessment prior to starting the work to ensure there was no outdoor clean out, but both the home seller and myself were unable to find an access point outside. I then moved onto the next step of going inside and pulling a toilet. The angle stop was having trouble turning off, but did work. The 1st foot and a half of piping is PVC, and then it transitions into cast-iron for the remaining run up to the county tap. The cast-iron‘s condition was poor and bellies were observed on the trunk line. The home was built in 1964, which would make this cast-iron 62 years old. The recommendation prior to moving in observing what appeared to be a potential backup along with bellies would be replacement of all of the inside cast-iron. I was unable to push past the 52 foot mark because the cast-iron had numerous 90° bends in the point I was unable to push past was a 90 - 90 loop on corroded c

I replaced a GFI with a combination device to allow the disposal to work off of a switch on the counter top GFI device. I also added an outlet under the sink for the disposal whip.

Run a closet auger down the drain to clear any obstruction. Customer called us out for a clog in the spare full bathroom toilet. On arrival I tested the toilet and other bathroom fixtures. I found that the issue was just with the toilet. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to Have the toilet cleared with a closet auger. I ran the auger down the toilet clearing the blockage. I tested the toilet throughly with no signs of a blockage.