Acworth, GA

Noise complaint- 1996 York system The ground under the unit had eroded away and cause the unit to tilt. Customer had a contractor support the area around the outdoor unit. Once work was completed the unit was making a noise. I found the conduit housing the outdoor fan wires had fallen and was making contact with the fan. Completed a full inspection and found the indoor coil has a refrigerant leak, the contactor is in poor shape, and the outdoor coil is impacted with dirt. System lacks adequate water safety devices as well. Discussed the condition of the unit with the homeowner and they are going to let the unit run until it dies. They currently are still paying on two other units from TE. For now, the system is operating normal.

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a sewage ejector pump. I took a look I seen the pit was full I checked the outlet and the breaker. The pump had failed I wrote an estimate to perform work. I received approval to perform work and replaced the sewage ejector pump. I noticed a lot of flushable wipes and feminine products in the pit. I made the homeowner aware of my findings. I tested the pump it kicks on perfectly with no leaks. I also did a super clean up the homeowner is satisfied with the work completed. Provide and replace the existing ejector pump. Includes removal and disposal of the old ejector, new ejector, ball/check combo, installation, testing, and clean-up.

Replace outdoor gfci on front porch

For this call, homeowners were having an issue with their back hose bibs vacuum breaker where it was leaking out of the top. They were wanting to remove it in order to put a timer first then put back the breaker after it. When checking under the sink where the shutoff should be, there was no shut off. After cutting out the old hose bib pipes, we installed a new shut off and added the new vacuum breaker. After testing everything, we sealed the bib with caulk and all is working as it should at this time. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

12 years parts warranty

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Outdoor capacitor failed for main floor system. Upstairs system replaced yesterday. Homeowner only interested in trying to get the main floor system cooling again. The capacitor was replaced with approval. System now back to cooling. Other components weak due to age and heat exchangers could fail at any time. Separate Other components week due to age and heat exchangers could fail at any time. Separate estimate attached for potential repairs, should some of these weak components fail. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Outdoor capacitor failed. Replaced with approval. Home was purchased less than two weeks ago. Due to the age of the equipment, and the new home ownership, the decision was also made to join our home care program. System cooling properly upon departure. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Complete the following work in the basement: In theater room I moved the existing circuit #40 and tapped it on with circuit #32 which now controls the back basement lights and 1/2 the theater outlets. In doing this allowed me to create the space needed to wire in and install a new dedicated 20 amp circuit for the tv equipment. I installed a junction box inside the basement utility closet and then installed (3) wires to each device. I made the homeowner aware that we would have to make cuts where needed in order to fish the circuits. We wired in (3) new location outlets on the (1) 20 amp circuit. We wired in two speaker wires per customers request on location and had them come out but he outlets. Supplied and installed a lifetime warranty surge protector at the main panel with a new flush mount kit. -New location Outlets with circuit- Remove the (2) single gang boxes and devices Double up on circuit # 32&42 to create space for the 20 amp circuit Open drywall above panel with a

Arrived on site to troubleshoot recliner outlet not working. While performing the troubleshoot we noticed the home has a challenger panel. We discussed the issues with this panel with the homeowner and recommended replacement. We also noticed some wiring in the basement that is concerning. In order to fix the outlet upstairs, we had to rewire existing switch set up so that the upstairs recliner outlet has constant power. We did this by bypassing a switch in the basement. We recommended to the homeowner to have the basement rewired before finishing. Everything is working upon departure.

I replaced an oversized breaker, GFI protected the kitchen counter and back wall garage outlet at the breaker, replaced the outlet in the back left room on the front wall, and I corrected the open splice leading to the light fixture in the garage.

Disconnect dryer vent at dryer to remove existing dryer vent cover assembly and install new assembly with louvres, seal around the outer cover and reconnect vent at dryer with hard pipe and seal pipe connections. One year labor warranty

We were called out due to a broken Cpvc 90 on the hot water supply piping in between the garage and laundry room wall we opened Sheetrock to expose the broken fitting. We replaced roughly’ 15’ of cpvc piping with Pex piping, installed a new rear hose bib and two hose bib shutoff valves. We opened an additional Sheetrock to perform this work. We also replaced the water heater, expansion tank, main shutoff valve and pressure reducing valve. No warranty on existing Cpvc water piping in the home. Thank you !

Arrived on site and customer stated they received a large increase in their water bill and thought maybe they are having a leak but needed help verifying where the leak could be coming from. I ran a troubleshoot by isolating the mainline to the meter and found that the meter was still running after isolating a few different areas in the home. It was concluded that customer has a possible slab leak on the hot side, which would feed the kitchen. Customer later stated that there has been spots in the kitchen/mudroom that have felt warm to the touch. I recommended to the customer about having a leak detection technician, come out and locate a slab leak.

I troubleshot a power loss to the disposal and discovered the switch had gone bad. I replaced the switch and now the disposal runs.

We replaced the GFCI in the kitchen

Move floodlight location and installed new floodlight. Also move tv outlet in living room behind tv.

Water noticed on floor. Diagnostic revealed a clogged drain line. Necessary repairs made with approval. System cooling properly upon departure. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

12 years parts warranty - Reinstall existing UV Light

Replace PRV in basement ceiling, replace shower cartridge in basement bathroom (customer supplied), repair copper pinhole Lea in ceiling

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Water entering unit and getting on to the floor. It was determined that the drain line was badly clogged. Necessary repairs made with approval. Advised homeowner that there are several components that got extremely wet, and further issues could start making themselves known. System cooling upon departure. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Today we installed a customer supplied Emporia charger, the smart management system, and a whole house surge protector. Customer is aware that we had to combined a couple of lighting circuits. We will need to return because the Emporia smart management system was bad. The customer will call in when he gets the new system.

For this job, we installed a new 5 Ton Daikin fit with zoning and plenums for the whole house.

250v dedicated for duster next to panel with GFCI protection.

Homeowner reported error code 12 on a Rinnai tankless water heater, along with low water pressure in the master shower. Debris was found obstructing the shower aerator. The technician removed the debris, and full water flow was successfully restored. Water heater error code 12 investigation revealed a gas leak at a connection point on the tankless unit. Additionally, the units air intake was routed inside the same mechanical room. The technician determined that the gas leak progressively displaced available oxygen in the confined space. Once the combustible gas concentration reached a sufficient level, the unit safety protocols triggered error code 12, causing a shut down. The technician identified that no check valve was installed on the tankless water heater, which is required for proper system operation. Technician repaired the gas leak at the connection point, installed the check valve on the tankless unit to ensure proper flow direction and system, integrity, and verified ful

Replaced (3x) smoke detector batteries and removed