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Customer called us out for a leaking garbage disposal. Upon inspection, the issue was found to be a leaking tubular drain that had come loose because the locking nut was not tightened. The connection was resecured. Additionally, the P-trap on the upstairs guest bathroom sink drain was cleaned. Recommended drain tech to clear guest bathroom sink drain.

Perform one system diagnostic for system that is zoned for three zones. Found dirty blower, rusted, evaporator coil, no clean out for condensate drain line, no TE flood protection, disconnect was off for outdoor unit, and a dirty, condenser coil. Inspected the outdoor heat pump and found that the compressor would trip the high pressure limit as soon it was energized. The compressor will need to be replaced, and the restriction would need to be addressed. Due to the cost of repairs and the nature of the failure, I would recommend replacement of the full system and to get the unit under warranty and have the customer join home care. The unit is not operational at this time. The disconnect was left off. The pressure is on the high side on the refrigerant gauge was so high it went into open line.

Furnace, coil, reinstall humidifier, and run fresh air for furnace.

Today We Performed A Troubleshoot And Left An Estimate To Re-Feed Front Outdoor Outlet. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Customers A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me And Julian By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Performing In The Field. Please Feel Free To Reach Out If You Have Any Questions. -Vinny

Thank you for continuing to use TE Certified to help with your Home Care needs. For this appointment I completed multiple repairs in your main panel, installed a new whole home surge protector, replaced multiple outdated smoke detectors throughout the home, replaced a bathroom GFCI outlet, and replaced a light switch. I’ve attached all the pictures taken throughout the process with this invoice. If you have any questions or if you experience any electrical issues, please contact me directly. If you would like help from any of our other professional tradesmen with 5% off your next home improvement solution, please contact our office and they will happily assist you. Thank you again for your time and the opportunity to serve you, your family, and home. Take care, stay blessed, and have a great week ahead! -Luis L. 😁👍

Came out to complete all sold work. Installed a TE Certified Flood Prevention Switch, which will shut the system off if water collects in the secondary drain pan. Flushed the drain line, which was completely restricted and backing up into the pan; this should be performed at least once a year to prevent future water backup. Added 2 pounds of R410a refrigerant to the system, as it was slightly low. Ran the system and verified refrigerant pressures, temperatures, and subcool. Also checked the delta T, achieving a 25°F temperature split within 30 minutes of operation. The system is currently running within manufacturer specifications. Advised the owner to join our maintenance plan to help prevent future breakdowns and ensure optimal performance.

Replaced failed check valve on the recirculating return line that was causing a cross connection. Also installed and programmed WiFi controller for recirculation. Verified everything is working properly. Also replaced master bath shower cartridge that had recently been replaced but failed again. No further cross connection issues.

Came out today to follow up on refrigerant pressures. On arrival hooked up gauges to the units. After letting the units run, found that both units were low on refrigerant, and both coils were dirty. On speaking with customer, customer elected to have both coils cleaned and topped off with refrigerant. After topping off units with refrigerant and cleaning the coils ran the systems for approximately 30 to 40 minutes apiece to ensure refrigerant levels were correct. After letting both systems run and monitoring the gauges both systems are now at the correct level of refrigerant and running as they should. At this time, both systems are up and running properly and there are no further concerns.

Storm Damaged for the service mast pipe/meter main breaker enclosure Emergency Inspection/Georgia Power is in route to energize new service Discounted several items was overlooked doing the sale of this call (Grounding System/Dehumidifier Circuit up to code) The Customer didn’t want the panel surge protection device underneath the panel-Due to the home is older with plaster walls Customer only has (2) smoke detectors near master hallway and open hallway. Note-if the customer fails inspection because of the smoke detectors-we’ve to comeback To install (1) master bedroom (1) bedroom 1/2/3 (1) open hallway near the bedroom 1/2/3 Customer wanted the Inspection final 3/18/26

Replaced an outdoor box with gfci outlet replacement, courtesied a decora outlet replace

Arrived at the customer’s home to complete quoted repairs. Adjusted the invoice due to an estimate mistakingly being signed twice. Installed a wet switch on the upstairs and main floor furnaces and tested operation to ensure they function properly. Repaired the ground wire on the main floor furnace and moved it into the blower compartment. Replaced the weak 40/5 dual capacitor for the main floor condenser and tested to ensure it is the correct reading. Took apart both outdoor units and removed debris from inside. Rinsed off the coils with water and soaked in condenser coil cleaner for 15 minutes. Rinsed off with water once more and tested operation to ensure they work properly. Reported results to the customer. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Scheduled the customer to receive a quote for replacement of the main floor furnace/A/C tomorrow 2-5.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Customer has 14 y/o Trane system that operates for main level. System was not cooling due to failed dual capacitor. Replaced 40/5 MFD capacitor. Water rinsed condenser coils. Pressure levels were normal. Other condenser electrical components were fair. System is currently working. Did not inspect indoor unit. Advised customer to replace filter.

Electrical Diagnostics and analysis

Install hose bib on new section of water line in crawlspace. Install new 3/4" and 1/2” water valve. Shut off water supply and drain down water in home, cut out existing area and prepare piping for new connections, install new ball valve, connect pipe lines, pressurize system, test and clean up work area. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

Pull and reset toilet Replace cracked toilet Customer was experiencing a leak at base of toilet due to a crack on the porcelain underneath the bowl. Went ahead and replaced toilet with Kohler . After replacing I tested multiple times and clearing successful.

Homeowner has a Kohler single handle shower valve that has a noticeable drop in pressure when turned to the hot side. The cold side appears to be fine. A loud noise also occurs when the hot water in the shower is used. Replace cartridge and tub spout. Is is resolved thanks for choosing TE Certified.

No cool , upstairs ..water drip pan …no power at thermostat ** horizontal airhandler ..flood protection is operating because it tripped low voltage ** Found dirty 1 inch filter( a year and some change since last visit based off service notes ) ** drainage was clear on this visit ** multiple visits in the past ** both TRANE HEAT PUMPs right @ 10 years in service ** vaccumed up water and did a inspection on both systems ** client signed up for homecare and I completed the homecare visit …verified heating and cooling @ the compressor, verified charge for AC and temp rise for heating ** found no other immediate issues after testing both units ** units are operating currently *

Electrical Diagnostics and Analysis

Full system for the upstairs.

Install a whole home surge protection in existing panel

Came out today to perform one system HVAC inspection.Upon arrival customer stated everything has been working properly . Upon inspection of the system found that the blower capacitor was bad, the outdoor capacitor and contactor were both bad, the system was from 2005 and was r 22 refrigerant. Customer also stated that the unit struggled a little bit on the hotter days after checking the thermostat settings. The humidity setting was set too high. The system had no flood protection or UV protection. The blower wheel was dirty. At this time system is up and running and customer did not want to move forward with any estimates for repairs at this time. The system is up and running, and there are no further concerns.

Whole house surge protection

Replaced two ceiling fans and one ceiling fan rated box.

Remove and replace faulty GFCI receptacle Relocate kitchen switches

Performed 1 system inspection. Checked heating and cooling components and refrigerant pressures. Flushed the drain line/tested the pump. Replaced air filter with a customer provided air filter. To cold to get accurate refrigerant pressures. Emailed estimate for homecare and water safety relay.