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Upon arrival customer stated that there was an error code on the thermostat, checked system and found that there was 8” duct that was collapsed causing a lack of airflow to the system, also found that there was a return vent that was blocked by a dresser recommended relocating dresser to get better airflow, after moving dresser and cutting 8” duct that was collapsed out systems suction pressure rise to above freezing temperature, customer also stated that they had mold remediation company out and they removed the HVAC system to dry out the area, when system was installed they did not wire in the existing wet switch, also did not seal the supply plenum very well, there is a lot of air leaking from supply plenum, drain line will also need to be corrected we are unable to change filter due to p trap being in the way recommended cutting drywall back some and sealing entire supply plenum, there may be other issues behind the drywall we will not know until after cutting drywall, filter drier

Today’s service I performed multiple pinhole leaks throughout the basement that were repaired and also added a main shut off inside of the home that isolates to their unit rather than having to turn the water off from the outside. I also replace their icemaker valve for the refrigerator that was leaking and causing water damage. I advised to Terry and Amy that the PRV that is outside worthy main shut off for their complex is located needs to be replaced or it is showing high-pressure readings. They are aware that they need to let them know to bring the pressure back down.

Installed 6 -6” recess cans in master bedroom on a dimmer.

Arrived on site to troubleshoot a master closet with water dripping out of a supply vent. They noticed the water concerns and called us out to address. I was able to trace the water back to the laundry room drain where the upstairs HVAC drains tie into the washing machine drain. The entire reservoir was full and overflowing. Neither of the hvac systems in the attic were affected by the drainage issues, but there is a considerable amount of damage to the closet ceiling and remediation company is highly recommended to be looped in to avoid health risks and ongoing moisture issues. I removed the washing machine drain from the main laundry room drain and it immediately cleared the drain. There was almost a foot and a half of corrugated tubing down in the drain that blocked up the drain. Tons of buildup has accumulated onto the tubing and closed off the drain all together. I cut over a foot of the drain off to avoid this blockage again. We poured gallons and gallons of water down into the d

For this job, I completed a two system inspection. For the upstairs system, it is a Goodman that was recently installed. I proceeded to check all the electrical components and did notice that the system was properly working at the moment. Then proceeded to check the main level system. It is a carrier unit that’s from 2015. Although the system is properly working in heat and cool, I did stress to the customer that the heat exchanger is rusted and deteriorated. I cleared both drain lines with 2 gallons of water and vinegar and tested all electrical components. Filter sizes for units : Upstairs : 14 x 25 x 1 Main level : 15.7 x 27 x 4 ( 2 of them. )

Customer called about a leak in crawlspace. TE inspected crawlspace and found significant water damage with some mold growth on sub floor and support beam. His and hers vanity in main bathroom is right above compromised CPVC water lines. Advised to have remediation dry and treat area before repairs can be conducted. Capped off hot and cold water lines to vanity.

Upstairs system , hat pump) is freezing over. System was off. Turned back on and inspected system. Found system low on Freon and leaking in the evaporator coil. System is 9 years old, 2 zones. Called supply house (Lennox) but they don’t have coil available. It has to be shipped from other states and will take approximately two weeks to get the coil (410a). Sent estimate to replace coil (not recommend). At this age (9years old) and conditions, the best option would be to upgrade the system, and bring warranty, comfort and efficiency back to the house. Customer wanted me to add Freon (410a) at this time and set a lead to quote upgrading for the upstairs system, for tomorrow afternoon.

Today I came out due to Daikin system not communicating. I was out here Wednesday for same issue and was initially thought it was resolved, however it was still experiencing communication issues. I found the low voltage wiring going from indoor unit to outdoor unit was corroded causing weak signal. I ran new thermostat wire, wired thermostat to EEV coil, and furnace to outdoor unit. System is operating and cooling at time of departure.

Tech was out today to perform a line set repair. Removed Freon from system, removed dryer filter from condenser, added new piece of cooper in its place. Added new dryer filter an evaporator coil. Removed sight glass that was leaking. Added new copper pipe to connect with filter dryer. Pressure tested system. ( passed ) pulled vacuum. Added 7 pounds of 4 410a to system. Cleaned out door condenser chemically. Resented every thing before leavening . System operating at this time The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

On this job we replaced various electrical fixtures within the Jack and Jill bathroom. We replaced the bathroom fan, retro fit lights, and switches for the bath fan & lights. We moved the existing sconce light over the sink to center with the future sink bay installment. We confirmed with the customer the location of the sink sconce. We also reinstalled the light since the customer didn’t have the new light fixture at the time of appointment. We completed a thorough walkthrough with the customer and received payment.

For this job, I worked on quoting up a re-wire, and service upgrade, due to different type of wire and aluminum wiring, I replaced the burnt up outlet for the customer without a warranty

Troubleshoot and signed generator up for service on Generac home standby generator.

Ran a dedicated circuit for a dryer outlet

Troubleshoot

Came in today because system was not cooling, when testing equipment found that Condensate pump had failed and shutting down system to avoid any overflown water. Let costumer know about this issues and presented options. Costumer decided to move forward with repairs, work was done and tested system is now up and running Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

- 10 year parts warranty - 2 year labor warranty (10 with Homecare)

Run 10 gauge electrical to outdoor unit & install service disconnect

Replaced main shut off valve for the whole unit in crawlspace.

For this job, we removed the old gas regulator and 50-gallon gas water heater. The gas regulator had gone bad, which caused the gas control valve and burner assembly to fail. We had to rework the old water lines for the heater and reattach the existing exhaust vent. We installed a thermal expansion tank and secured it to the right-side wall. Finally, we ran new temperature and pressure (T&P) pipe that drains into the mop sink. Hauled away old equipment and tested for leaks and proper operation. Temp set to 120°F per manufacturer recommendation and expansion tank is pressurized to 70psi.

Customer has been having issues with the toilet in the powder room. The toilet was taking a long time to fill and would turn on by itself periodically. They bought a new toilet and asked us to install it. Installed new Kohler toilet in the powder room. Checked the integrity of the flange before installing new toilet. We had to notch the base trim to fit the toilet into the space. Tested toilet for leaks and sealed the base with clear silicone. Water pressure is 65-70psi. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Troubleshoot on Generac home standby generator

Arrived on site to perform a Homecare. The home has 4 systems. We replaced the main floor unit last month and the basement system was replaced less than a year ago. Both of those systems were cleaned, had new filters and we cleaned the condensate drain / pump for each of those systems. They had flood protection and no faults or failures with either system. The upstairs system had a very dirty blower wheel and a dirty condenser coil. We also discovered the unit doesn’t have flood protection and the capacitor was out of spec. We cleaned the condenser coil and the blower wheel with clients approval. The master bedroom unit as cooling well and recently had a Santa Fe dehumidifier installed and it’s keeping the space at 45 percent humidity which is stellar for this time of year. We tested all operations of each system in heating and cooling. We flushed the drains, changed all filters and completed a comprehensive evaluation of all system functions and operations to ensure it was safe, ef

Replace vanity light in hall bathroom

Troubleshoot and repair the outdoor outlets that don’t have power anymore.

Called out to replace a customer supplied disposal in the kitchen sink. Disposal was installed and is working properly. Sink is draining, tested by filling the sink up with water and draining it out while running the disposal. Thank you for choosing TE certified!