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I came out today to investigate water damage to the ceiling. During the inspection, I found condensation forming on the dryer vent duct, which was not fully connected. The customer stated that the dryer was recently purchased and plans to contact the installer to inspect and correct the issue. If the installer does not resolve it, the customer will contact us to complete the repairs. All findings and recommendations were reviewed with the customer. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Troubleshoot power to bathroom exhaust fan Kitchen GFCI receptacle I replaced the motor on exhaust fan at master bathroom that was faulty. Convert 240v 20 amp kitchen receptacle to a 120v GFCI receptacle.

Replaced leaking water heater and failed PRV with new 6 year warranty water heater and anode rod kit to add additional 4 years of warranty on water heater. Water heater replacement included all brand new copper piping and fittings, shutoff valve for heater and main shutoff with minor reroute for easier access with brand new PRV inline set at 70 psi. Heater has new section of venting, water heater pan and leak alarms, gas sediment trap and new gas whip as well as new expansion tank and strap. Everything tested to ensure proper function.

On today’s visit we performed a troubleshoot for some flickering lights as well as tripping breakers. We also provided some estimates for various projects around the home.

I drained the water heater for client since it was leaking onto the floor. I prepared and emailed estimates for replacement of the heater and for the whole house water pressure regulator. The new heater includes new vent pipe to meet local codes, a safety pan with a leak alarm and new hot and cold shut offs. I made client aware that there is a randomly running toilet that may need to be addressed. This is more than likely the result of the failed pressure regulator and the higher than normal water pressure on the system. I did turn the gas off to the water heater as well.

Customer says AC is not cooling. Inspected RTU system on roof. Found leaking coil. Heat exchanger has rust. Combustion motor is loud. Blower wheel needs cleaning. Coil needs cleaning. Growth is on blower cage. Customer moved forward with replacement of coil. Outdoor coils cleaning and blower wheel cleaning.

SERVICE CALL: upon arrival homeowner stated the first floor hvac system is not working properly on cooling mode. After complete troubleshooting I found the hvac system carrier 8 years old 2 ton capacity failed due to poor maintenance conditions the condenser coil was highly impacted the dual run capacitor was out of spec from manufacture and compressor is weak And low refrigerant charge. By customer request performed minimum repairs install new dual run capacitor 35/5 uf plus install new Compressor hard start kit and performed deep condenser coil and add refrigerant Test cooling mode. After final inspection system is working at this moment. System is possible start leaking refrigerant. Due to aged and conditions Recommend for near future to upgrade complete system plus perform routine maintenance. Homeowner is aware of the condition of them equipment. Thanks for choosing t e certified.

We would install a metered Tesla charger along with installing 4 slim ge breakers to allow for space for the ev charger and metering device

Troubleshoot in garage turned up improperly wired connections to switch were shorting out arc fault breaker. Reconfigured connections, installed new switches and replaced breaker. All equipment is functioning upon completion of service.

Removed dead humidifier stop valve and capped 1/2” hot water line. Replaced both expansion tanks and installed new brackets. Flushed both water heaters. Tested all work for leaks and returned pilots to original settings.

Installed warranty compressor. Pressure tested. Pulled complete vacuum. Charged 8 lbs. of R454B refrigerant. Pressure levels were normal. Installed inline water safety. Relocated drain line and condensate pump for proper water removal. Installed b-vent double wall flue vent for water heater and furnace. Tested heating. System is currently working.

We installed a 200 amp service upgrade to repair the overhead service that was damaged for the tree falling over. It includes a new safety outdoor disconnect, new 200 amp grade wire running to a new 200 amp QO electrical panel. We installed smoke detectors to current electrical code, we updated the grounding system, we installed updated GFCI protection, and we installed a whole home surge protector.

Replace carbon/smokes detectors(customer supplied) Install light in closet Install ceiling fan Troubleshoot exterior outlets

Relocate panel, Replace electrical panel with square d qo 42 space panel, install dual function breakers to all 120 volt circuits, install smoke detectors up to current code, install whole home surge protection. Due to moving the panel we would have to extend multiple circuits

Troubleshoot tripping breaker , house inspection

Troubleshoot electrical issue causing ac unit to stop working. Replaced disconnect, whip with correct Thhn wire and replaced load shed module and relocated to inside panel room.

Install new dedicated circuit for microwave sense right now is T TAPPED with a 40 amp appliance run a new 30 amp 2 pole with box and connection for microwave as well as replace broken breaker for oven

Arc-Fault Breaker Troubleshooting and Can Light Replacement Arrived at the property to troubleshoot arc-fault breakers that were tripping. During testing, discovered that turning on the art light near the master hallway caused the breaker to trip. Further inspection identified a faulty recessed can light as the cause of the issue. Provided a quote to replace the defective can light, which the homeowner approved. Replaced the faulty light and completed the repair. Tested the lighting and breaker operation to verify proper functionality. Status: Work completed, tested, and confirmed operating as expected.

Today we were called out because the homeowner had a friend help him hang lights around the house. After they hung those lights, the outlets and light stopped working in the bedrooms and living room. After troubleshoot, I found a loose connection in one of the light boxes. For the family room I quoted to rerun the circuit as there is no power going to any of the outlets

Arrived at the property and spoke with the homeowner regarding an issue with the kitchen garbage disposal. The homeowner stated that he has lived in the property for approximately three years and that the home is approximately five years old. We began by performing a diagnostic of the garbage disposal. We disconnected power to the disposal, removed the drain trap, and disconnected the dishwasher drain hose from the unit. We were then able to successfully unjam the disposal. Afterward, we reassembled the system and tested its operation. We also performed a cleaning of the disposal using ice and disposal cleaner customer supplied while running water and operating the disposal. After cleaning and testing, the disposal was operating properly at this time. We provided the homeowner with replacement options in the event the disposal fails in the future. Once the disposal service was completed, we checked the home's water pressure and recorded approximately 50 PSI. The homeowner stated tha

The homeowner is having a new gym installed in the a basement and requested to have some new outlet installed for a treadmill. The room currently had only one keyless fixture with one bulb. I wired in (4) new location 6” recess cans and provided and installed (4) new LED retro fit trims and set the color temperature to 3000k. I installed a blank plate over the existing box where the keyless was and tested the lighting. Per 210.12 of the NEC I supplied and installed AFCI protection at the panel located at #6 of the panel board. I wired in (3) additional outlets and installed (2) circuits to allow future expansion of the gym. I also supplied and installed new duel function 20 amp breakers located at #24 and #26 of the panel board. I leabeld the panel and completed a load check of the circuits to ensure no issues were present. I made the homeowner aware that some treadmills state that they cannot be plugged into a GFCI outlet of GFCI protected circuit due to nuisance, tripping. I also

Customer wanted to have a smart toilet installed in their upstairs. Guest bathroom customer agreed to our quote after making sure that dimensions for the new toilet would fit. Started off by turning the water off to the house. And removing the old shutoff valve, as it was going to be in the way in the position that it was turned. Remove the old shutoff valve and installed a new one and everything tested well. We then removed the old toilet. And reworked, what was necessary for the new skirted, smart toilet? Yeah on the flange. We then installed the new toilet and made sure that it was properly secured to the floor and installed all supply lines and pressurized. Flush down the toilet, they five gallon bucket of water to test for leaks. Electrical is coming out to install a receptacle later on today. I have left a quote for the customer. Just in case they need us to come back and troubleshoot. As they said that they were able to handle that themselves. Thank you for choosing and trustin

For this job, I replaced devices on wallpaper and ran a new dedicated circuit for the shutoff.

Replaced 50 gallon gas water heater in garage/basement area. Installed new CPVC T&p drain line to the exterior of the home. Installed new main water shut off valve. No water or gas leaks.

Install a car charger on the left wall of the pass through carport.