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Customer had a leak that wasn’t leaking coming from a broken sink drain in was wall of the staircase. The wall was already cut on arrival . So with customer approval approval I made all necessary repairs. Once completed I tested everything issued is resolved thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Make wiring safe. Existing shed feed was flagged as a hazard. Condition of wire after inspection wasn’t in best condition to continue use. Installed junction box and cap to make safe.

Customer was experiencing a mainline blockage affecting main floor half bathroom that caused water to leak through ceiling below. Pulled toilet in bathroom and used cable machine to successfully clear blockage. Camera inspection is scheduled

This job worked on installing three fans for upstairs living room and replacing single pole switches

Replace customers faucet

2019 Carrier- Water Leak Arrived for a water leak issue. Customer showed me the water on top of the furnace and in the drain pan. Water is coming from inside flue pipe. I inspected all visible flue pipe and used the camera to look inside. I could find no area around the Indoor unit that was causing the issue. I recommended customer call a roofer to inspect vent termination on the roof. I did recommend adding water safety devices to the equipment.

For this job, I Provided labor and materials for the installation of a new ceiling light fixture, including the installation of a new, properly rated junction box to provide adequate structural support in accordance with applicable electrical standards and manufacturer requirements. I Installed and wired a new dimmer switch to provide adjustable lighting control for the new fixture, verified proper operation, and tested the circuit for safe functionality. Removed the existing bathroom exhaust fan and installed a new higher CFM bathroom exhaust fan to improve ventilation performance. I Completed all necessary electrical connections, secured the new fan assembly, verified proper operation, and tested the unit to ensure safe and reliable performance. The work area was cleaned upon completion, and all installed equipment was tested for proper operation.

Customer called about a leak in ceiling. TE arrived and visually inspected ceiling and bathroom above stain on Sheetrock. Advised to cut ceiling to further diagnose issue. Prepped area and found HVAC venting and water/drain lines near by. Found insulation to be dry in ceiling, and found a tear on HVAC venting. Asked customer to run water in shower and tub. No signs of leak as of rn. Customer will reach out to HVAC service tech to inspect venting. Covered section of drywall with plastic and tape.

Installed proper box for the kitchen stove outlet, it is an existing three wire circuit with all wires insulated. Removed old switch for dishwasher and installed junction box with short wire over for future dishwasher outlet, existing wire has a grounding conductor. Removed junction box for disposal and installed short wire over for future disposal outlet, existing wire has a grounding conductor.

Replace 1in RPZ in pool pump room

Service visit on Generac 22kw standby generator

Removed and replaced two defective GFCI receptacles to restore safe and reliable operation. Also removed and replaced one outdoor GFCI receptacle, installed a new weatherproof electrical box, and fitted a new in-use bubble cover to provide proper weather protection and ensure code-compliant outdoor electrical service. All newly installed devices were tested after installation and verified to be operating correctly. Also performed troubleshooting on the electric water heater due to a reported loss of power. During diagnosis, it was determined that the breaker initially believed to supply the water heater was incorrect. The actual water heater breaker was located in the home's subpanel and was found in the OFF position. The electrical connection at the water heater was disconnected to isolate the appliance from the branch circuit, and the breaker was turned on. Proper supply voltage was verified at the water heater, confirming the branch circuit was functioning correctly. After reconnec

Water Leak- 2023 Carrier System Arrived and found water in the pan. TE was just out a few days ago for a similar issue. Previous technician found the cap for the clean out off of the drain. I inspected the drain again and tested with water. Found no signs of leaks from drain. There are water marks on the side of the unit and water on the ductwork that runs beside the air handler. The water was found to be coming from the supply plenum. The top of the plenum is soaked with water due to the duct work going to the second floor not being insulated and condensation forming. This issue is amplified by the fact that the system is an inverter system that dehumidifies, causing the ductwork to get very cold. The house was built in the 60s and it was very common for ductwork between floors to not be insulated. In the attic the ductwork is insulated, but only from the ceiling up in the attic. Air handler also significant amounts of biological activity inside. Best option would be to remove part

Replace switch with customer provided smart switch for front lights

We inspected the main electrical panel

Replaced 2 -20 amp outlets in office

Customer called about a moisture smell coming from guest bathroom on main floor. Customer stated that she just had cleaners service the home. TE arrived and inspected bathroom. Moisture meter read dry all throughout the bathroom. Found a hole in tile near light fixture. Advised to have tile contractor repair hole. Inspected powder room above. Moisture meter read dry on bathroom sheet rock. Tested drains on lavatory and no issues found. Inspected utility closet underneath and moisture meter reading findings dry on subfloor.

Came in today because system was not cooling. When inspecting equipment found electrical components had fail due to an airflow restriction, also there was a lot of biological growth spreading around the system. Let costumer know about this issues and presented options, including system upgrade considering the year of the system and that system could need more repairs in the future. Costumer desire to proceed with repairs only at this point since he is not playing to stay long in the same house. Work has been done and tested, system is not up and running. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

System Replacement • Remove and properly dispose of the existing 2-ton HVAC system, which is over 10 years old. • Install a new HVAC system that is properly matched for the home's heating and cooling needs. • Improve overall comfort, reliability, energy efficiency, and long-term performance. Professional Installation • Remove and dispose of all existing equipment and materials. • Obtain all required permits and complete the installation to current code requirements. • Clean the work area upon completion. • Back all workmanship with TE Certified's Lifetime Craftsmanship Warranty for added peace of mind.

7/22: PD SCH FOR 7/29 - WAITING FOR TERRY TO CALL BACK TO CONFIRM IF THE 28TH-3OTH WORK. MO 7/22: Sent to permits. Power drop needed. RW New 200A service New carbon and smoke detectors Circuit for generator inlet

Found the main-floor/basement two-zone Rheem heat pump system with outdoor unit Model RP1636AJ2NA, Serial No. W212030928, to have a malfunctioning outdoor condenser fan motor. Verified approximately 240 VAC supply and 24 VAC control signal were present at the electronically commutated motor (ECM). The motor attempted to operate, with amperage fluctuating from approximately 1.90 amps downward while the fan gradually slowed to a complete stop. The compressor continued operating during the failure. Diagnostic testing indicates an internal failure of the outdoor ECM condenser fan motor. The outdoor-unit breaker was turned off to prevent compressor operation without condenser airflow and to protect the system from additional damage. The customer was advised that the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) replacement motor must be ordered and that delivery may take additional time depending on current parts availability. Replacement of the outdoor ECM condenser fan motor is requ

12 years parts and labor warranty with Homecare

Homeowner called us out to inspect tankless that wasn’t producing hot water. After inspection and discussion with the homeowner, we found that it had never been serviced, was corroded from back fall at the exhaust. We replaced and installed a new Navien tankless water heater. This included code corrections and updates. All work was tested and checked for leaks.