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Returned to the home today to complete all approved repairs. The remaining refrigerant was recovered and the failed compressor was removed. A new compressor was installed and properly brazed into the system, ensuring all refrigerant connections were secure. A new bi-flow liquid line filter drier was also installed to protect the system and ensure proper refrigerant filtration. After installation, the refrigerant circuit was pressure tested with nitrogen to confirm there were no leaks. Once the system was verified leak-free, a deep vacuum was performed and pulled down below 500 microns to remove moisture and non-condensables from the system. During startup, the system briefly went into thermal overload due to the compressor overheating and pulling higher than normal amperage under initial load conditions. A hard start kit was installed to assist the compressor during startup and reduce strain on the motor. After allowing the compressor to cool, the system restarted and began operating

Completed work quoted in prior visit. Installed new compressor for main floor system and add UV germicidal for upstairs system System is now up and running, Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Tech was out for no cooling. Tech checked complete system and found the following. Air handler was not properly installed. Line set going to evaporator coil. Improper installed causing leak can not cut out and reinstall due to how bad joint is sweated in suction port in would have to replace evap. Return need to added in home , plenums for return and supply are poor and not installed correctly. System is not properly seal causing air leaks on equipment. Evaporator drain pan ports are opened and would need to capped off. If drain line ever gets back up and safety switch’s fail. Customer will have water damage to home. Electrical wire looks to be chewed or spliced that goes to the system. This would need to be repaired . Outdoor condenser would need to be moved 4 feet from the home as of right now condenser is sitting up against the home by 6 inches. Also would have to add an Also would have to add an 36 x 36 pad for outdoor unit . Condenser line set would to be repaired. Disconnect

Tech diagnosed upstairs system only… System has 2 zones , tech noticed refrigerant leak at evepaortor coil, system is lacking safety switches, major damages at compressor, dirty evaporator and condenser coil. Wrong size filter in cabinet… system is not operating at this time. Customer is scheduled for a CA out tomorrow to go over system upgrade options. Tech left recommendations/ estimates… Please review email, to respond to any estimates you can do so by email or calling in to reschedule appointments. *Thanks for choosing TE Certified if you liked your technician service today don’t hesitate to leave a 5 star review!

Replaced track light fixture and installed Whole Home Surge Protection

Installed a customer supplied widespread lavatory faucet and pop up in the art room bathroom. Thanks!

Install new 40 gallon gas water heater.

Homeowner had a leaking shower head on the left side of master shower. I replaced the shower cartridge and trim/handle. All work was tested and checked for leaks After removing the original shower cartridge, I found the shower valve body was riddled with calcium deposits. I removed what I could but there are still deposits where I could not see/reach. I recommended water filtration to not only prevent further buildup but to also help dissolve it.

Tested gas line for pool heater, generator, and fire pit. Pressure test showed a fast leak underneath the concrete slab at the generator. The gas line was black iron coming through the concrete. We suspected that the underground line from the house was polyethylene. We removed a section of concrete and located the yellow poly gas line under the slab. We were able to locate multiple holes in the underground black iron. We used an underground rated compression coupling to extend the inch and a half poly gas line to above ground level. We then installed a flexible gas riser over the pipe. We pressure tested the line and it held 15psi for 15 minutes. We added a new gas valve for the line and reconnected to the existing gas piping. We also added a new gas valve for the line that serves the fire pit. This allows for isolation of every fixture or appliance for service and repairs. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

I came out to investigate an issue with your floodlights, not working. After checking out all of the wires and switches, we found that they were in good shape and it turned out that the floodlights themselves have burned out. One of the problems was likely that none of the switches go into the floodlights were grounded so I have grounded all the switches in that bank of switches as well as the ones in the master bedroom. We discussed installing a surge protector, however you already have one and you did not want one on the subpanel since there is one on the main panel. I’m including a price for replacing the current flood lights with floodlight supplied by you. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

Troubleshooting floodlights that don’t work, attaching grounds to switches

Current sewer line is holding water up to home clean out and Dekalb County is requesting a 6” tap clean out near the street to have access and address issue in street. Will excavate area near home clean out and near street down to expose piping. Directional bore from home to street with new HDPE piping connecting back to home clean out and installing new tap clean out at street. Test and cover back to grade. LIFETIME WORKMANSHIP WARRANTY ON REPAIRS MADE BY TE CERTIFIED

Replaced doorbell transformer with a new transformer. Tapped can light in meeting room so that it now comes on with all other can lights. Performed troubleshoot on can lights on upper floor. Installed 2 duplex outlets on upper floor. Outlets are in place temporarily, will connect to power on return visit.

For this job, I updated switches and repaired lighting in the house

We install three new carbon smoke detectors in the hallways

Came out today to perform one system HVAC service call. Upon arrival, customer stated that the system was not running in cool mode, but would run in heat. Upon inspection of the system found that the brown thermostat wire was hooked to y on the thermostat. Upon testing the voltage at the indoor unit was not getting 24 V between common and the Y terminal, this indicated there is a short in the wire. Use last wire in thermostat bundle available to reconnect the Y terminal. Customer is aware that the next option would be to either rerun a brand new thermostat wire or go with wireless thermostats. And upon customer request if we change the thermostat we would need wireless smart thermostat. Upon completion tested all functions of the system to ensure proper function. System was operating properly. Upon speaking with customer, customer elected to sign up for the home care membership. Customer also stated that they needed to speak with their husband before making a decision on re-running the

Replace gfi at kitchen, add splice box at basement

Clear two bathroom blockages with tub gun Customer had two bathroom floor drains that’s had a bad case of calcium buildup causing showers to slow drain. Ran k45 cable in both to remove as much calcium from walls as possible. Reassembled drain plate and tested both fixtures. Showers now have proper flow.

Troubleshoot tripping breaker for AC unit for play room

Came on 03/11/26 for water leak on upstairs 1 office side At arrival found water marks on ceiling Found water on condensate drain line Clogged up drain line No p-trap in drain line No ss2 safety switch No wet safety switch Microbial growth in evaporator coil Dirty condenser coil The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Properly cleaned drain line, cleaned condenser coi, installed a wet safety switch and an ss1 safety switch

Installed new condensation drain box.

Today we performed a home care inspection and found that the rear hose bib was broken in the wall, likely from a freeze break, and the shutoff valve for the front hose bib was not functional. We replaced both hose bibs and the shutoff valve for the front hose bib. We instructed the homeowner to turn off and drain the hose bibs in freezing temperatures

Replaced the GFCI outlet n garage that new upright freezer plugs into to a new alarm GFCI. Installed a new dedicated circuit from generator panel to the media equipment location in the basement.

We replace 1 non weather resistant outlet a 2 non weather resistant gfci with weather resistant device. We also gfci protected the dryer and we installed a whole home surge protector.

Customer called us out for a clogged toilet in the basement bathroom.i inspected the toilet and tested the sink behind it. I recommended running a closet auger down the toilet to clear the blockage. I then tested the toilet and cleaned throughly.