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Performed routine maintenance inspection on two 21 y/o Goodman furnaces that operate for upper and basement levels matched with 5 y/o Trane AC and 5 y/o Goodman AC. Performed routine maintenance inspection on 9 y/o Trane system that operates for main level. Checked amp draws. Cleaned flame sensors. Cleared pressure switch tubings. Heat exchangers for upper and basement levels have cracked heat exchangers. Flue vent for upper level is incorrect. Poor water protection for all systems. Blower wheels are dirty for all systems. Inducer motor is bad for upper level. Ignitor is bad for basement system. Run capacitor is bad for basement level. Return ductwork for upper level is insufficient. Recommend Apco Air Scrubber for all 3 systems to purify air and to keep evaporator coils clean. Pressure levels were normal. Condenser electrical components are good. Condenser coils are dirty. Informed customer of all findings. Advise customer to seek furnace replacement for upper and basement levels due

Customer called about an issue with shower in main bathroom. TE arrived and found that home has high water pressure at 120psi. Thermal expansion tank has failed as well and heater is about 15 years old. Replaced pressure reducing valve and thermal expansion tank. Secured and mounted thermal expansion tank. Pressurized home to 60 psi. Customer stated they are going to defer on repairs for shower at this time. Customer stated they plan on renovating home and would like to utilize TE during process. Will reach out to touch base on renovations in November.

Install generator inlet at the service meter for panel A (pool sub panel feeder) and troubleshoot and fix improper junction boxes in attic and connections that cause second floor lights not to work.

Performed a full HVAC inspection on all systems. Inspected thermostat operation, electrical components, safeties, capacitors, contactors, blower assemblies, evaporator coils, condenser coils, refrigerant levels, drain lines, temperature splits, air filters, ductwork, and overall system performance/operation. Verified proper heating and cooling operation at each system and inspected systems for any signs of airflow restriction, electrical concerns, drainage issues, or abnormal operation. Homeowner was informed of all findings and recommendations. Thank you for choosing TE Certified. If you were happy with today’s service leave a review and share your experience with my service!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

New QO electrical panel with safety breakers & lifetime warranty. Replace all switches & receptacles throughout home. Whole home surge protector, new circuit for furnace, new whip for ac, new mast pipe for meter

For this job, we worked on working with the appliance company to figure out where the new four wire 50 amp plug will be installed in the wall. We connected the circuit to the breaker and tested all voltage and connections. Everything is working properly.

Perform a systems home care maintenance. Change filter, tested all electrical components, flushed drain line, tested thermostat, Tested both system on cool and heat, checked pressures and refrigerant. Units are running, however there are some issues that need to be addressed, let costumer know and left details and option on inspection sheet attach to this email follow with quotes. Costumer decided to move forward with repairs for master bedroom system. Proceeded to replace leaking evaporator coil with proper installation and factory refrigerant charge. Work was done and tested system is now up and running properly. Thank you for choosing TE Certified,

Turnkey generator installation

TE Certified Heating & Cooling Complete System Diagnostic – Summary of Findings & Recommendations Equipment: Goodman 2-Ton Heat Pump System (2015) Customer Concern: The customer expressed concerns about her breathing and the possibility of dirty HVAC components negatively affecting the indoor air quality of her home. Summary of Findings Upon completing a comprehensive diagnostic inspection, we found the HVAC system to be in extremely poor condition due to excessive dirt and debris accumulation and several components requiring attention. The air filter was completely impacted, significantly restricting airflow. Both the evaporator coil and blower wheel were heavily contaminated with dirt and debris, reducing system efficiency and potentially contributing to poor indoor air quality. The primary condensate drain pan and drain line contained standing water due to a drainage blockage. The system also lacks a secondary drain pan and TE Certified Flood Protection, increasing the risk of water

As we arrived back today, we came to install the estimate entirely. We first installed two new outlets. One in the pantry for the kitchen and another one in the upstairs bedroom closet. Once both receptacles were installed and power was restored, both receptacles worked properly. Next, we remove two pendant lights in the kitchen over the island and replace them with customer supplied pendant/chandelier lights. Once power was engaged on those lights they also worked properly. There was no bulbs with the lights, but I put a spare bulb and I’m just a check and everything worked properly. I removed a medium sized chandelier over the kitchen table. The chandelier that was supposed to go in his place was missing the bracket that connects the ceiling to the light. She’s going to check if she can find the part and I’m also going to see if I can find one that will adapt to the light and secure properly. The light that I had taken down for that place she decided just to go ahead and leave it out

For this job move multiple circuits over from the main panel into the generator panel. Also moved the pool circuit, steam room circuit, disposal, and dishwasher circuit from the gen panel to the main panel. Coming back to install new outlets in the garage for the fridge as well.

Troubleshoot outlet not working for garbage disposal

Replaced shower valve basement bathroom

Customer called us out for a toilet off of the kitchen that had formed a small leak about a month ago. On arrival I inspected the toilet and also tested the sink. The toilet showed no signs of leaks coming from under the toilet, between the tank and bowl, or from the top or bottom of the supply line. The chain for the flapper was significantly longer than needed. I shortened that for the customer. The sink was very slow on the supply side. I removed the aerator and it had a significant amount of build up. I took it apart and cleaned the internal pieces. Then tested the sink and it was running well. Water heater was 21 years old and the customer did not want it replaced.

Service visit on Generac 60kw standby generator

Replaced box and crystal chandelier in guest bedroom

Replace TXV add 2 pounds of refrigerant test system for proper operation

Replaced breaker, 15 amp gfci square d

Attempt to clear 2nd floor branch blockage Customer called us out for a potential toilet blockage. Upon arrival the customer stated they have been experiencing issues with a toilet that could be clogged. We went up to the 2nd floor where the affected toilet was and they also stated they attempted to plunge it and were unsuccessful. We were at the hallway bathroom on the 2nd floor and then we went to cleanout out back and took the cap off and it was dry. We confirmed water flow in the bathroom on the main floor. We inspected the first floor ceiling for any possible water damage but we didn’t see any. We did see a patch/stain near the front right corner and the customer stated it was there already prior to moving in. We ran water in the hallway bathroom on the 2nd floor and shortly after the toilet started to gurgle. We recommended to the customer to attempt to restore flow and they agreed. We removed the toilet and found standing water in the drain line. We ran our cable through the

Customer called about a leaking home. TE arrived and found that water was off to home. Customer stated that they recently had tree service company remove a tree in corner of front yard. Contractor compromised main waterline and irrigation tie in. Repaired mainline and irrigation tie in. Tested for leaks. Replaced hose to hand held wand in shower of main bathroom. Ceiling in living room is plaster and will require a professional contractor to remove as well as manage possible signs of asbestos. Advised to have a tile contractor re-grout base of shower in main bathroom.

For this job we worked on returning to install light fixtures that had arrived. We tested connections and voltage on light fixtures to confirm they are working properly, which they are and look amazing. we will return again in three weeks once cabinet painters are done and other fixtures arrive so we can install the remaining fixtures that are left, which as of now, there are 11 fixtures left to install.

Replaced sewage ejector pump. Tested thoroughly new pump is working properly and downstairs fixtures are draining as they should. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Upon arrival on Saturday, customer stated that their water heater was not working. Upon inspection I found that the elements need a replacing on marathon water heater. I told the customer I should get the material. Customer wanted it sooner so they order material themselves. Elements were installed tank was flushed as well as TMP was replaced today.

For this Job I worked on replacing existing gas regulator for pool heater we recommended a gas meter upgrade

Tested shower and found very low pressure. Seemed isolated at that shower but raised pressure from 50 psi to 65 due too elevation of shower from main. No change so I replaced cartridge and shower in working properly.