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Troubleshot a minor power outage in the living room, found a damaged device and replaced the single burnt and speed wired outlet in the living room.

Found master bath shower constantly dripping. Found thermal expansion tank and pressure regulator in normal working conditions. Replaced master bathroom shower cartridge. Tested with no leaks or failures at time of service.

Our client reached out to use in reference to having low water pressure on the kitchen faucet. Add the little troubleshooting and determine that the plunger and a hot water valve was breaking off and clogging. The supply line an estimate has been left to replace those shut off valves as well as the water heater and install stream labs. our client is from here the estimate with his spouse. If follow call will be conducted in a few days.

Customer have a main line block that was affecting the entire house after testing the entire house. Both toilets was gurgling so I gave him an option to go through the exterior, clean out or pull the toilet to go inward towards the house if I went through the exterior clean out to clear the blockage due to how close the bathroom was to the clean out , so we ended up going with going to the cleanout and when I ran my cable, I was eventually able to get the wipes cleared to where all the water was moving. It took three or four attempts. Customer had mainline blockage 3 times in 3 years . So we have a camera tech coming out next Saturday to inspect to see why do they keep having blockages after testing all the water is moving with no backups

Returned to install smart bypass damper. Installed bypass and configured part to work automatically. System working properly and not turning off after repair. Found both zone dampers not closing when tstats are off, recommended replacing both dampers to allow full control of airflow.

Costumer wanted to move supply in main floor bathroom. Supply was prior installed behind the sink bathroom for because of the size of the duct run and the studs in the crawlspace we were no able to to just move to the side, so proceed to move run across the room. Proceed to cut wood floor, run new duct and sealed older duct run. after finishing run proceed to test system and airflow. Everything is working properly at this time. Thank you for choosing Te Certified!

Today I replaced an incorrect sized breaker. I also remade a tap in a switch box in the master bathroom.

Troubleshoot on Generac standby generator

Today we came out to perform quoted work. We cleaned both blower wheels, evaporator coils, condenser coils, changed filter, and test work. One of the condensers is heavy corroded along the bottom, but it’s not leaking. I let customer know and for us to keep an eye on it. Everything is operational at time of departure. Thank you for calling us back out and I hope you have a great week!

Called out for a backed up bathroom. Pulled toilet and ran cable to clear blockage. Blockage was soft tissue and rust. Tested thoroughly line is open and flowing at this time. Flipped towards sewer supervisor to provide estimate for flange and an camera inspection.

23 Year old Coleman Furnace/AC System not heating due to age. System has well exceeded its life expectancy and has multiple weak and outdated components. The igniter has failed, when testing voltage sent to the igniter I was getting fluctuating readings. 120-101-137-98 etc. The control board sends voltage to the igniter and the control board has a few hot spots “burned” areas on it. The inducer motor is over amping and has worn and noisy bearings, the blower motor is seeping oil at the main seal, the heat exchanger has several fractures, hot spots, and metal fatigue on it. The drain, gas line, and exhaust vent are not up to code. The cooling system is operating on R-22 refrigerant, this refrigerant is now obsolete and has gone through a Government Mandated Phase Out. After going over the age, condition, and lack of replacement parts for the equipment, I recommended updating the system. The homeowner requested we send out an install supervisor tomorrow afternoon and I set this appoint

Arrived on site for a $59 inspection special. We serviced 2 - 11 year old Lennox split systems. Both have communicating thermostats, and inverter driven outdoor units. The furnaces are both 80%. Furnaces and clients expressed no concerns with issues with performance. They recently bought the home and are in the process of moving in. They had ducts cleaned earlier today and wanted a full system inspection to determine performance, condition and safety of the equipment. We found both systems were clean and fully operational. We changed filters, flushed and cleaned both drain lines and tested the systems in hating and cooling. We spoke about Homecare and recommend safety switches for questionably pitched drain lines in the attic. The condensing units also had dirt and debris accumulating on the coils but overall each system was running well. We confirmed no gas leaks were present and both units are fully operational upon departure. Payment collected via credit card. Call complete.

Completing system evaluation, found a bad inducer motor, not creating enough draft to keep the burners on.

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Homecare inspection 2 systems. Called out for too much heat, customer was unaware there was another thermostat calling for heat and also sending heat upstairs due to failed dampers. System stops when not calling for heat. Checked electrical components, checked heat exchanger, checked blower wheels and cabins, flushed drains, tested condensate pump, checked ductwork, checked zone operation, replaced filters, tested thermostat operations. Found cracked heat exchanger, no flood protection, duct board plenums, broken drain line outside, and dirty ac coil for upstairs system. Found failing indoor capacitor, failed damper motors, duct board plenums, short on return air, dirty ac coil and no wet switch for main floor system. Gave quotes on repairs and correcting zoning on main floor, recommended getting quote for new system as furnaces are 20 years old and are in poor condition. Customer is a Homecare member as of today and the Homecare was also completed today for both systems.

Client had condensate leaking out of the cabinet during the cold snap. The drain line is 1/2” CPVC and more than likely froze and caused the line to back up. I ran the unit through several cycles and confirmed that at this time the drain was clear and depositing water outside. I prepared and emailed an estimate to install 3/4” CPVC with a vent and insulated to help prevent this issue from happening again.

Repaired Toto toilet. Replaced fill valve, flush seal, and water supply hose. Adjusted slack in dual flush buttons. Replaced water stop valve for toilet installed last week. Rerouted the supply hose to behind the toilet for aesthetic and safety purposes. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Repaired Toto toilet. Replaced fill valve, flush seal, and water supply hose. Adjusted slack in dual flush buttons. Replaced water stop valve for toilet installed last week. Rerouted the supply hose to behind the toilet for aesthetic and safety purposes. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Replaced pop up strainer and master trap in master bathroom.

Troubleshoot why the gfci outlet by the panel is tripping.

Install new led recessed lights on existing switches in all upstairs bedrooms, hallway, and stairwell

Split Job Troubleshooting Dual Function Circuits Breakers/Labeling Replaced (1) Front Outlet/Bubble Cover (2) A -19 Bulbs in the laundry room Installed (2) Office Smoke Detectors

Removed and replaced water heater and pressure regulator valve. Installed a new angle stop for the cold side on the basement bathroom sink. Cut drywall in closet to access the water line for the tub spout. Replaced and installed an access panel. Tested with no leaks detected.

Furnace changeout for master bedroom, removed zoning.