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Come on required about leaking cartridge that technician installed yesterday. After further diagnosis, technician found the cartridge was not leaking and diverter for tub spout was bad. Technician installed new tub spout. He checked and tested for leaks.

Today I responded to a no-cool call on a 2009 R-22 HVAC system. After diagnosing the equipment, I found that the system had a failed capacitor, which was preventing the condenser from operating properly. I educated the customer that R-22 refrigerant was phased out in 2020 and is now expensive and difficult to obtain, making major refrigerant repairs less cost-effective on an older system. I presented the customer with all available repair options, and he elected to replace the failed capacitor and add a hard start kit to reduce compressor startup stress and help extend the compressor’s service life. After installing both components, I tested the system, and it is now operating and cooling. While verifying system performance, I found that the system has low subcooling, indicating it is likely low on refrigerant. I explained my findings to the customer and discussed the likelihood of a refrigerant leak. Due to the age of the equipment and the use of R-22 refrigerant, I recommended havi

Install new burner assembly No warranty

Today I came out due to main system not working. System is a carrier with furnace located in basement mechanical room. Customers informed me there was a water leak and it got into the electrical panel and since then the main unit would not cool. The breaker was tripped at the panel. I went to the outdoor unit and found the capacitor is well below tolerance. It’s rated 45/5 MFD +/-5% and its actual reading was 3.075/0.962. I unplugged the compressor, reset breaker, and called for cool. The breaker never tripped, but the moment I plugged in the compressor, the breaker tripped. I found the compressor terminal plug had a short in one of its wires. The contactor was also bad. The compressor terminal wires, capacitor, and contactor looked to be damaged due to the power back feeding from water leaking into electrical panel. I replaced compressor terminal wires, capacitor, and contactor. System is back on and cooling! Customers have also signed up for our Home Care Plan. It was a pleasure to m

Today we came out for upstairs ac not working client informed me they know they have a leak and they filled it up a few years ago. Cycled equipment from thermostat found failed condenser fan motor. In addition equipment is r22 refrigerant that has been mandated bye the federal government and is obsolete. Scheduled install supervisor to give options on updating equipment for tomorrow afternoon.Based on our findings today.

We replaced the current light fixture in the master closet with 3 6” wafer lights with a standard switch. We also replaced the bath fan motor in the master bathroom. We installed 8 6” wafer lights in the master bedroom. We installed dimmer switches for these lights.

We provide & install a 3/4 HP Customer called us out for a garbage disposal that was making a weird noise when in use. Upon arrival customer stated this issue recently started happening and are not sure why. We took a look inside the garbage disposal and we noticed rust buildup and it also looked like a piece of the garbage disposal was chipped off. The garbage disposal was about to reach the ten year mark, we offered the customer a few options to address this issue and they decided to replace the unit. The customer also expressed about potentially replacing the kitchen faucet but wasn’t sure yet, we scheduled service to further investigate next week on Wednesday. We first started by removing the old disposal and mounting bracket, we cleaned the debris around the mounting bracket. We provided the customer with a new garbage disposal, we ensured we got power to it and we set the new mounting bracket along with the disposal. We installed the pTrap back together and we tested for any lea

Replace light in kitchen, install dimmer and replace breaker with AFCI

Customer reported a lack of hot water at the shower. After troubleshooting, we determined the issue was caused by a faulty cartridge. We found a matching replacement and installed it. All work is tested no issues! Also has a 9 year old water heater. We discussed its age and provided customer with some options of replacement!

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a mainline clog effecting multiple fixtures. I tested by running water in the sink and the toilet gurgled. I wrote up options to perform work and received approval. I ran my cable approximately 40ft and successfully cleared the clog. I then tested by running the sink and bathtub. I put the toilet back after testing with new supply line, wax ring, and bolts and gave the toilet a few flushes. The toilet and all fixtures are draining at this time. I also did a super clean up as well. The customer is happy and satisfied at this time. Shut off water supply to fixture, remove all fluid from fixture, remove china caps and bolts from fixture, pull water closet from base, clean flange and inspect for damage, perform drain clearing operation using specialty drain clearing equipment specifically designed for task, set new wax gasket on flange, new bolts and new supply. Fill and test, clean up work area.

Arrived on site and customer had a leak near the meter. Initially we quoted to dig up the suspected area and were digging into heavy roots due to trees and bushes surrounding the meter box. As we ran into difficulties digging the area , we suggested either removing bushes and digging more area , and possibly y spot repair , or suggested installing a new line , as the hole stated he has has repairs on the water line before. The customer decided on us hiring a new waterline and also having it sleeved. We also ran soft copper through the foundation and installed a new Prv and shut off valve. We pressurized the system to ensure no leaks. We then backfilled our exposed areas and tested pressure .

Installed a new circuit in new conduit from the backside of the house down through the yard and out to the shed, install a proper weather, resistant GFCI, new box and outdoor cover on the back back of the house, installed a junction box on the side of the shed to transition from THHN to UF, installed a two switch box in the shed, installed a new location sconce on the front of the shed, separated the double tapped neutrals in the main electrical panel and put installed a new whole home surge protector.

For this job, the customer called us out to complete several projects around the home. We replaced a chandelier in the kitchen and installed a new outdoor outlet. We are returning next week to complete the rest of the work. Thank you for choosing TE Certified Electricians!

We will replace the damaged switches in the sun room and redo the wiring in the box correctly.

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a leaking garbage disposal. I tested it leaked instantly when water was ran. I wrote up estimates to perform work and received approval. I cut the breaker off to the disposal and I installed a new 1/2 hp customer supplied disposal with new collar. I tested for leaks and cut breaker back on to disposal. The disposal is running properly with no leaks at this time. The homeowner is now happy and satisfied. Remove existing garbage disposal, install new owner-furnished garbage disposal, connect electrical wiring, connecting all drain lines, test unit, clean-up, product overview and maintenance care with customer. Customer supplied unit.

We were called out due to a broken tub drain. The customer had already made Sheetrock and subfloor access. We gave options of replacing the tub shoe and replacing the entire waste and overflow assembly. While onsite we replaced the tub shoe and lift and turn insert. We ran the tub, and filled and drained the tub to ensure that there were no leaks. Thank you !

Concerns of system not cooling. Two zone, three damper system. Initial inspection revealed that drain pan was full of water, triggering the water safety to power off the unit. Once water was cleared with approval, and system cycled, noticed that one zone had two failed damper approval. Tested operations thereafter. No further immediate issues. Home care plan also added. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a clogged toilet. I tested to confirm it was a single fixture clog. I wrote options to perform work and received approval. I ran my auger and was successfully able to clear the clog. I tested by flushing the toilet several times to confirm the toilet was back operating properly. The customer is now happy and satisfied. Perform draining clearing on toilet. Drain clear only. Does not include repairs or main line clearing. No warranty on drain clearing.

Upon arrival, I met with the owner. The toilet in the main level hallway bathroom had recently clogged and overflowed. When I arrived, the angle stop was shut off and the bowl and tank were empty. I ran the lav and tub, found both draining and unaffected. I filled and tested the toilet. It immediately filled. Nothing else affected. I augered the toilet and was able to restore flow. They requested remediation and I referred them to Property Medics for further assistance. Perform draining clearing on toilet. Drain clear only. Does not include repairs or main line clearing. No warranty on drain clearing.

We will replace the home run for the backyard landscape lights that’s damaged. We will also reconnect three of the landscape lights to the new home run. We will also resecure a box that is hanging off the wall in the side yard. We will also replace a mismatched breaker in the main panel. We will provide and install a surge protector for each of the main panels.

Today we flushed the tankless water heater, replaced the brass fitting on the condensate drain and replaced a section of foam core dwv pvc exhaust piping with solid core piping.

Performed a full HVAC inspection on all 4 systems. Inspected thermostat operation, electrical components, safeties, capacitors, contactors, blower assemblies, evaporator coils, condenser coils, refrigerant levels, drain lines, temperature splits, air filters, ductwork, and overall system performance/operation. Verified proper heating and cooling operation at each system and inspected systems for any signs of airflow restriction, electrical concerns, drainage issues, or abnormal operation. Replaced all 16x25x4 filters all supplied by the client. Homeowner was informed of all findings and recommendations. Thank you for choosing TE Certified. If you were happy with today’s service leave a review and share your experience with my service! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Replace warranty evaporator coil (part only) Refrigerant and labor fees applied Evacuated system and recharged testing system for proper operation at this time. Drain line is clear and draining at this time. As stated at previous visit, upon arrival, the gas line was disconnected due to unknown reasons. The heat will not function without gas line connected.

No cool on the main level system , due to a bad dual capacitor. Replaced capacitor and system works. Inspected system. Checked amperage on motor and compressor, pressures, temperature differential, heat exchanger, drain line and visual inspection. Furnace is 23 years old and ac 11 years old. Heat exchanger has some heavy hot spots. I didn’t see any crack at this time, but it can occur anytime. Also, blower wheel is very dirty, single capacitor weak (reading 7.11 in a 10 microfarad), condenser fan motor with high amperage (1.06 amps, and it shouldn’t be higher than 1.0 amp, according to the label), pressures are little low, dual capacitor weak and condenser coil dirty. Sent estimates for potential repairs (not recommend). At this age and conditions, the best option would be to upgrade the system, and bring savings, comfort and efficiency back to the house. Set a lead to quote upgrading for the main level system for today. We should credit back 351,00 spent today, if customer replace th

We completed a lighting damage inspection on the home and found that some of the homeowners equipment had been damaged. We tested all the GFCI devices in the home to ensure that they are still working properly. We found rusted bonding connections on the low voltage side along with the low voltage cabinet not properly bonded as well. We some recommendations for the homeowner and we completed the following work: * Installed two new $75,000 Lifetime warranty surge protectors at the main panel located in the basement and at the meter main disconnect on the right side of the home *Preform proper bonding at the low voltage cabinet located in the basement next the main panel and we also removed the coax cable that was attached to the dish on the right side of the home and was able to remove the dish as well We replaced the AFCI breaker for master bedroom with a new CH 15 amp duel function breaker due to possible damage and the breaker closing and then opening up a.omg with it flashing (2)