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Replaced hose bib. Drilled out set screw to remove vacuum breaker. This repair was performed at the homeowners request to avoid cutting the back of the cabinet. Tested for leaks and function, all good. No warranty on vacuum breaker replacement. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Arrived back on site to complete quoted repairs. We deep cleaned the condenser coil. We removed the outer shell of the condensing unit. Knocked large debris off the exterior of the coil and deep cleaned the coil inside out with cleaner. We took before and after photos, documented with videos and tested the system upon completion.

For this call, homeowner was having issues with the master toilet and originally wanted a repair on it. Upon inspection, the fill valve was bad and continued to disperse water into the tank and wouldn’t stop. So that got replaced and the rest of the toilet parts were still in good condition so we did not have to replace other parts. We checked the pressure to the home and it was low at 40 PSI. Going to check where the PRV was to adjust the pressure, it was found to be in an access panel where the shut off to the home was but unable to get hands on it. Discussed with homeowner to see if she wanted to move the PRV to a better location with better access and she agreed to have us rework the piping, shut off, and PRV in an access in the garage that we had to cut out. We put back a louvre vent for the access as it was the only one big enough to allow access. We strapped up our rework piping over to the new location of the PRV and ball valve from the original location. Turned water back on a

Install halo 5 to protect heater and provide clean drinking water. Replace 9 yr old water heater, and replace with a 10 yr manufacture warranty water heater. Replace recirculating pump, and check valves for recirculation line . Install a new pressure regulator to increase pressure to 65 psi .

For this call, homeowner called about a leak coming from the tub that sits over the master closet as they had evidence of water in the light fixture as well as some water stains there. They had failed a home inspection because the inspectors tested the plumbing and found water pooling on that upstairs bathroom floor next to the tub like it was seeping in from the subfloor. We got permission to cut into the ceiling where the light had water in it and tested the overflow and shoe drain for the tub. It was found that the overflow was where the leak was coming from as the original gasket wasn’t sitting properly due to one of the plastic lips not sitting inside the overflow hole causing improper sealing. We did a partial repair of the drain as the shoe was working properly and homeowner wanted to do the immediate repair for this issue. After cutting out the old pipe for the overflow and installing a new one, we tested multiple times with the water going to the overflow and found no leaks. E

Home inspection on one system. Replaced filters, cleared drain line. Upstairs motor damper is not closing and sending air all the time to upstairs. Also, dual capacitor is weak (reading 66 on a 70 microfarad). Recommend to replace upstairs motor damper and dual capacitor. Filters need to be replaced every three months. System is working in heating and cooling, but with some minor issues. Will return on Wednesday to replace parts (damper motor and dual capacitor).

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a leak coming from around her water meter. A repair was done by another company in the area in September. Probed around the area to determine roughly where the leak was coming from. Gave options. Excavated the meter area and found a pin hole leak about an inch down stream of the previous repair. Removed flow control fitting off of meter. Installed new meter nipple, dual check valve and replaced roughly 3 ft of piping. All fitting used were stainless steel. Water service was brought up to code. Turned water on and observed meter for roughly 15 minutes. No movement was observed on the meter. Area was back filled. If the customer has another issue with the line in the next year I will credit today’s repair back towards replacement of the service.

Remove and replace bathroom exhaust fans

2 patches, sanding, touch-up paint.

For this job, I inspected an electrical issue with a disposal and a dishwasher.

Brian call us out to the sun today because his outdoor outlet in the backyard is very loose and not working. Upon arrival, we discovered that it was a box that was broken. The wall causing the outlet to be loose. There was also a bad GFI outlet that was indoor rated Brian went with our recommendation to replace three outdoor outlets that were indoor rated. And we replaced the box for the outlet on the back porch.

Provided electrical home inspection and replaced all

For today’s visit I installed a new 1/2hp insinkerator garbage disposal. After install I tested for leaks and proper function. As I was testing for leaking and had the kitchen sink running I noticed a leaking coming from the faucet sprayer. I let the customer know about this issue and they will be picking out a new faucet and letting us know when we need to come back out to replace. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

Patch, sand, touch-up paint.

For today’s call, we were called out to inspect water coming from the ceiling above the water heater. This call was a lead from the TE drain team. Two weeks prior to today’s visit. Our drain team had come out to inspect a clog that was affecting the upstairs guest bathroom toilet all the way to the master bathroom shower. The drain team had removed the toilet in the guest bathroom and snaked the line to clear the clog. A week after they had cleared the line, the supervisor went out with the camera to inspect the inside of the drain line to make sure everything was in working order. A week after they had camera the line, the homeowner noticed that the shower started backing up again and that there was water coming from the ceiling above the water heater. Our drain team came out this morning and upon flushing the guest bathroom toilet noticed that it was filling up because of a potential clog, but when they flushed the toilet in the master bathroom, the toilet in the guest bathroom flush

Customer had water leaking into the ceiling of the garage. We cut open the ceiling in the garage and found that the leak was coming from the tub spout of the upstairs hall bathroom. We removed the old tub spout, cleaned the copper pipe stubbed through the wall, and installed a new tub spout. We thoroughly tested the tub and shower functions to verify there were no other leaks. We finished by sealing around the tub spout and shower trim with clear silicone. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Customers, initial issue was a stain in the unfinished basement. Ceiling that appeared to be at first coming from two trunk lines.One hot one cold, we found this to be directly on a wall, right next to the refrigerator and after pulling the refrigerator out there was a line of water coming directly from the refrigerator itself.This was all condensate water and has caused damage to the floors.I have taken pictures.But while on site, the customer had a very low pressure issue in the home, it was approximately thirty p s I. As well, their recirculation pump was isolated and turned off, and the customer stated that there was a leak with it at 1. It is not currently leaking as it is. Isolated customer agreed at this moment to replace the prv. Did so by turning the water off to the home? And isolating, we then swapped out the p r v and install a new isolation ball valve.Turned the water back onto the home and tested and brought to a proper pressure of sixty p.S I. Customer has opted to talk

Install customer supplied skirted bidet toilets. Did not have to replace the flange for both toilets for they were in good condition. Tested the toilets for functionality and explain the maintenance for the toilets of refilling the toilet bowl cleaner and water filter. Toilets are operating well and no issues with the functionality of the toilets. Walk-through with Christy of the insulation of the toilets and is happy with the results. I did mention that the water heater is 11 years old and I highly recommend getting replaced before becomes an issue. I did estimate to replace the water heaters on my previous visit and quotes are good for 60 days.

Patch and sand.

Estimate is to replace main level HVAC system, redo humidifier/furnace drain, keep existing humidifier and permit all work with Cherokee County. Estimate also includes having Plumbing come out to patch hole in drain pipe after we remove improper drain terminations.

For this job, I came out to a leak near the water heater. After a thorough evaluation, found that it was coming from the recirculating pump and pressure regulator. Went ahead and quote to replace both customer signed off on estimate to be done tomorrow after noon

-Single stage air conditioner (outdoor) / Single stage, constant torque furnace (indoor).  -10 year parts warranty (20 years for heat exchangers on 80% furnaces)  -10 years labor coverage when a Home Care maintenance plan is held with TE Certified. Lifetime Craftsmanship.  -Removal and disposal of existing system.   -Permit fees are included, system will be inst - alled to meet or exceed county’s codes.   -Cost includes all required material, tax, & labor. No further charges will apply.   -New drain pan, safety float switch, water safety and condensate pump (if applicable).   -New outdoor electrical disconnect, power whip and new pad for outdoor unit.   -New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace.  -Flush, Clean and Test Existing Line Set and Pull Vacuum to 500 Microns.   -Will recover existing refrigerant per EPA guidelines.   -Will complete leak check and system & system start up. .  -Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wal

Troubleshoot outlets, ceiling fan and lights not working. Quoted to fix issues.

Cleaned blower wheel, replaced return plenum and installed iWave

Located a leak on a piece of pex water pipe behind the water heater. When we arrived, the wall was already cut open at the leak. We cut the pipe back to the water heater and replaced a section from the heater to the vertical run of pipe in the wall. We bled all of the air from the system and checked for leaks. We installed new insulation in place of what was removed during our work. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!