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Tim called us out to his home because he wanted some lights added into his breakfast nook. While doing our walk through I noticed the rest of his lighting is on an ungrounded circuit. So today we installed a new circuit from his panel and installed 4 6” wafer can lights in his breakfast nook on a dimmer.

For this job, the customer showed us one expansion tank which was leaking, and the other tank on the other heater had also failed. We checked the pressure to the home, and found 90 psi. We gave 5e customer multiple options on replacement of the tank due to the water in the pan, and just the tanks and PRV. The customer opted to replace the expansion tanks, and PRV. If the water heater starts to leak within the next couple of weeks the customer will call back to set appointment for replacement. Thank you for choosing TE certified.

For this job I came out and replaced a solenoid valve for a anazzi smart toilet. This involved removing lid from toilet and taking apart toilet cover, remove wiring, removed and replaced solenoid valve with new part provided by the customer. Tested and checked for leaks and conducted a super clean up.

Recaulked half bath sink, replaced leaking pex angle stop for half bath toilet, installed auto flush device on Toto one piece toilet, and mounted remote for Toto toilet.

For this job, I worked on performing electrical panel maintenance, installing a whole house surge protector wiring up 4 bedroom light fixtures from scratch, adding six can lights in the fireplace room and 12 can lights in the basement.

Upon arrival customer stated inspector was out and noted air handler is tripping breaker, checked both tstats, cycled to emergency heat mode, checked amp draw, only pulling 23amp on 5kw heat strips, cycled to heat mode with heat strips, still pulling 24amp which is within specs of 30amp breaker, upon moving meter from high voltage wires one wire touched blower wheel housing and tripped breaker, after inspection of wires noticed to exposed cut on high voltage wires, recommend minor wire repair, customer approved, sealed cuts and used electrical tape to tape up wires, made sure wires not touching anything, cycled tstat to ac mode, checked blower , filter, evap coil clean, inspected outdoor unit, recommend chemical cleaning condenser coil, checked capacitor, contactor, amp draws, checked pressures and temp split, unit working properly with no other issues at time spoke within customer about homecare and indoor air quality, customer is moving out of state left brochure for new home buyers

Replaced all 6inch can lights with 6in wafers and replaced light fixture in downstairs bedroom.

For this job, I replaced a dimer, two switches, installed two new can lights,

Completed system inspection, system is a Payne 80% gas furnace and Amana AC coil. Checked 20x25x1 filter, customer stated she would change filter. Blower wheel was clean blower capacitor tested within range, the system did not have any TE standard flood protection. Poured drain cleaner down drainline. Upon inspection of the outdoor unit capacitor tested bad, contactor was making a weird noise. Refrigerant pressures were good. Customer declined all options at this time. System is working properly at this time.

For this job, I did a troubleshoot reset a GFI, replaced 4 bad bulbs for landscape lighting, replaced two floodlights and added a timer for one floodlight. Everything was tested and is working properly.

Troubleshoot and replaced bad three way switches.

Called out for tub not getting water. We turned the water on and had a small amount of water come out even after pulling the cartridge. Gave estimate to replace shower valve, and customer agreed. We cut out the old valve and installed a new valve with shutoffs in the wall for access panel. Tested no leaks at this time and getting water

Replace main water line from county meter to inside of home in the crawlspace. Replace main shutoff and pressure reducing valve inside crawlspace due to age and debris from main line break clogging the reducing valve and creating more issues in the future. Will add a new check valve and courtesy valve after the water meter and tie back in the irrigation. Due to irrigation being a private utility that we cannot locate it is probable that while running the trench for the new service line we will hit the irrigation lines at some point. That cost to repair will be additional or up to the customer to have their irrigation repair it at a separate cost through them. Line will be trenched from meter to penetration of the home and sealed properly on the inside and outside of foundation wall. Update: everything has been completed and is working properly. Replaced the entire main line (120 feet), courtesy valve after meter, reworked irrigation into the main line with new ball valve (irrigation

Troubleshoot fridge in basement and lighting

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. The outdoor heat pump2023 model was replaced by the management company it is the incorrect size. The air handler is a 2013 model and is showing wear and has a very weak capacitor. The disconnect outside is hot wired in panel . The correct unit size outside should be a 2 1/2 ton heat pump. The system will never cool and heat effectively. Considering the age of the indoor and the incorrect sized outdoor I would recommend replacing both and there would be no worries of future breakdowns .

Arrived on site and customer had a leak on the main line Tee connection feeding the irrigation. Customer wanted the repair made on the mainline to fix the issue, which I proceeded to do. I cut out the leaking tee, and also replaced the irrigation gate valve, and installed a new ball valve. The irrigation ball valve tee is currently closed as the customer is also aware the valve is close , and is ready for use when he is ready for irrigation to be running . After repair was made , I went ahead and pressurized the system and checked the meter to confirm there were no further issues on the mainline.

For this job, customer wanted to replace gas lanterns on the front porch. There was also a small leak after the shut off for them. So we tested with two ways of searching for leaks and found it on one of the flared fittings for a gas lantern and tightened it down inside that access panel. Tested again and it no longer appeared to be actively leaking. With the customer supplied gas lanterns we prepped and installed the new lanterns. Tested again for any possible leakages and all is clear of leaks at this time. Turned the flames on and all works as it should. Thank you for choosing TE Certified for all your plumbing needs.

Came out and performed a troubleshoot on a water heater that wouldn’t turn on , relit water heater. Informed customer that there is no guarantee that water heater will stay on due to being flooded.

RETURN VISIT TO COMPLETE REPAIRS: Removed and clean blower Wheel and blower motor plus add safety wet switch for gas furnace. For outdoor condenser unit install new compressor hard start kit Clean condenser coil with chemical plus remove and install new Service Disconnect box and install 2 New locking caps. Test heat and Cooling mode test refrigerant charge pressures are ok at manufacture Specifications. After final inspection sysis working ok at this moment. Thanks for choosing TE CERTIFIED.

Customer lost power Tuesday-everything came back on except the hall bath/bedroom I did a Temporarily Spliced (1) Box in the Attic Existing Lighting Circuit Wires in running over the ceiling joist Nothing is stapled properly in the attic Recommended Saftey Breakers (Arc Fault/GFCI Breakers in the Panel) Whole Home Surge Protection Device underneath the existing panel in the kitchen TE isn’t responsible for the existing attic wiring

Performed customer 3 system ac spring homecare maintenance check Changed qty 2: AprilAire 413 media filter, And (16x25x4) media filter. Two systems are 7 months old, the upstairs and main level. Both units are clean, no issues found, washed down outdoor condenser coils. Recommend adding Uv light to both systems. Checked over all operations for basement system, this system does not get used much, unit is 7 years old, everything nice and clean inside system, outdoor condenser coils were clean, capacitor and contactor tested good. Cleaned all drains and all three condensations pumps are working properly.

Arrived on site for home care service. Checked in with customer and also checked thermostat for power and functionality. Started with the heat pump in the attic, checked all electrical connections for tightness, checked blower wheel and motor, changed filters, ran in cooling mode, there is no TE flood protection on unit left note and recommending for quote. Went outside to condenser, check disconnect, capacitor, pumped to drain line. coil is starting to get dirty on condenser, recommend a cleaning.

Today’s visit was a homecare, plumbing evaluation. After performing evaluation of the plumbing system, found that the pressure inside the house was very high sitting at a stagnant 90 psi. Findings of the water heater is about to be eight years old and recommend replacing them between 8 to 10 years old. I offered to get both done today but lance wanted to get the pressure back down to a safe pressure reading in the home and that is going to wait on the water heater since it is not leaking at the moment and working properly. Replace pressure regulator and remove vacuum breaker from hose spigot in the back of the house and replace with a new vacuum breaker.

Insulate pipe and install crossover T