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For the master bathroom we completed a full re-wire to include: Installed a new 15 amp circuit for the master bathroom. We removed the recess lighting in the basement and fished a new wire across the ceiling and up into the master walk in closet. In the master closet we installed a new cut in box with a blank plate in order to get the new circuit up. We went into the walk in closet switch box and jumped out to the smaller closet, then to the toilet area and then to the 3g switch box. We also installed a new power supply to the smoke detectors in the hallway. We supplied and installed new boxes, switches plates annd one outlet in the walk in closet. With the new switch legs we provided and installed (7) new wafer lighting and (2) bath fans we wired in all new switch legs to each new fixture that we supplied. After installing and wiring everything up we restored power and tested everything to ensure it’s working. We made sure to clean our mess up to the homeowners satisfaction.

Met with customer and spoke with them regarding the issues they are experiencing. Customer showed us inside and stated all of their fixtures are currently backing up into their bathtub. One bathroom in the home. Home was built in 1965. Customer states they are on sewer. When we arrived, water to the home was shutoff. Customer states their neighbor turned it off at the meter and told them there is a leak in the crawlspace. We went underneath the home to inspect the piping. The drain lines are PVC but there are several bellies in the drain lines and sanitary tees installed incorrectly. The leak is coming from a copper waterline in the back of the crawlspace and is spraying onto the foundation and out of the back of the home. We presented the customer with an estimate to pull the toilet, clear the main line with a machine, and set the toilet back in place. Customer agreed and after getting signature approval we began work. Drained and removed the toilet, made two passes with the cable mac

Two system HomeCare Thoroughly inspected the unit and heating pool from the thermostat Cleaned flame sensors Checked refrigerant and static pressures Checked filters and cleaned and flushed drain line Found main floor level to have high static pressure. This is caused either by an oversized unit or an undersized ductwork system.

Arrived on site to see why the GFCI outlet in the dog wash room wasn’t working. We took out the GFCI and noticed it wasn’t resetting. It also didn’t have any power. We checked the electrical panel to ensure the breaker was on. We noticed the breaker was tripped. We reset the breaker and the outlet started working again. Due to corrosion and damage to the existing outlet, we recommended to replace with a new GFCI outlet. We installed a new GFCI outlet with plate. We tested the outlet and it is working correctly. We also discussed adding a new outlet for the luxury dog suites. Everything is working upon departure.

customer call out to his home because he had a re-pipe and lost his grounding system. He also is getting a new oven and needed an outlet installed for the oven. The water heater was also on a timer. Today we installed a new grounding system, ran a new circuit for the oven and water heater.

Arrived on site to look at installing two customer supplied light fixtures. These fixtures are flush mount fixtures. While installing the fixtures, we discussed with the homeowner other concerns in the home. These concerns were the front outdoor outlet, and no having smoke detectors in the required areas. We installed new hardwired smoke detectors throughout the home. We installed new smoke detectors in the bedrooms and carbon/smoke detectors outside the bedrooms. The master bedroom smoke detector is not installed to the proper height. The homeowner wanted the smoke detector installed lower so they could replace the batteries and access the hush button. The homeowner is aware that the height is not up to code. We installed a new arc fault breaker for this circuit. We also install one new outdoor rated outlet with a new bubble cover. We sealed both outdoor outlets. Battery’s in smoke detectors have to be changed out annually.

Replace ch dual function faulty breakers

Homeowners HVAC company noticed burnt and arcing neutrals in the panel. The neutrals were not tightened down to the bar properly. I cut out all the damaged wire, pigtailed the,, and connected them to the neutral bar. I checked all other connections in the panel, and they were all tight.

Troubleshoot AFCI Trip

Installed new 50 gallon short water heater due to old age on old water heater and pilot light not turning on and keeping flame on for entirety of heat process. Let homeowner know that he needs to do a re-pipe before we inspect water heater due to half inch sizing of pipe all over the home.

Arrived on site for a no heat. We met clients son on site and because homeowner was unavailable. We found the filter was so heavily impacted it was tripping the limit switch. Gas pressure and fan speeds were appropriate. Duct work is old, hard piped and dirty causing rapid filter decline. The Uv bulb had a blown fuse and the ballast was failed. We recommend new UV protection on the supply side and more regular filter changes. Condensate tubing was collapsing, and the outdoor unit was extremely dirty as well. We recommended Homecare to continue Maintenace and to avoid these kinds of failures but due to client not being home and the individuals on site being busy, closeout was rapid and I was unable to fully discuss all options today. System is fully operational now that we have new filter but Maintenace is highly recommended. All recommended improvements are emailed via estimates. Call complete.

Water Service is HDPE piping coming through the foundation wall. There is a leak on the water service somewhere. This is proved by isolating the house and monitoring the meter. Meter continues to read movement despite isolated house. Dug up at house and at meter. Trenched from water meter to sidewalk. Bored under sidewalk. Ran new 1” HDPE piping for, meter to house. Installed new shutoff valve at meter, and new meter box after meter to house the shutoff valve. Drilled through foundation wall. Installed new 3/4” Type L soft copper through wall. Wrapped copper with protective tape to prevent corrosion from concrete. Installed approximately 8’ of new 3/4” PEX inside. Installed new ball valve inside. Connected to existing CPVC water distribution system via a CPVC by press adapter. Turned water on and left exposed for 30 minutes to ensure no leaking. Buried back piping through yard, at the house, and at the meter.

Repair on Generac standby home generator

Rewire light switches

Installed condensation pump with new line ran to the exterior of the home. Re worked and installed new t&p line. After install tested for proper function. Everything is good to go. Thank you for choosing te certified

Generator inlet and sub panel

Troubleshoot outlets not working

Arrived at the customer’s home to find the cause of no heating. The customer noted that there was water in the pan. Found that the high voltage neutral wire burnt up inside the air handler. Replaced the burnt wire nut with a proper Polaris lug connection and tested unit operation. The system was now running properly. Tested heating, auxillary heating and zoning from the thermostats. Measured the electrical component readings. Inspected the safety and cleanliness of the system. Checked and replaced the 1” air filter. Treated the drain line with enzymes and cleared ice from the exterior drain. Reported findings to the customer.

Customer as having a pressure surge when turning on a fixture as well as a whining noise when water was being ran. Discovered failed thermal expansion tank and that water pressure was high at 75. Whining sound was found to be coming from the PRV as well. Provided options to address the issue and customer decided to replace the expansion tank and PRV at the same time Performed work and tested everything once complete. Adjusted pressure to 65 psi and purged plumbing system of air. Thanks for choosing TE Certified

For this job, I troubleshot some fluorescent lights that were smoking

Performed troubleshoot and found isolation valve for yard hydrant. Provided estimate for replacement

Installed new whole home pressure regulator and StreamLabs Smart Control valve. Set pressure to 65 psi Tested and leak sand no leaks found. Purged plumbing system of air. If any other air if noticed while running water, let water run to allow air to work its way out of the plumbing system No outlet present so was not able to plug in and set up StreamLabs. Explained to customer this and left paperwork for them to install the unit. If they have any questions they can call me to help them set it up

Install hot water disconnect

Today I came out to replace heat strip kit on a Goodman package unit. Previous technician was out here in November and quoted repair on heat strips that were burnt out. Upon arrival I verified heat strips were burnt out and they were. I ordered a new kit, picked it up same day, installed it, and tested work. System is operational at ti e of departure. It was a pleasure to meet you today and I hope you have a great week!

Returned to install fifty gallon, natural gas water heater inside of the garage and on a pan. As well, we've replaced the pressure regulating valve and recirculation pump. While draining the house and water heater of water. I noticed that the upstairs tub shower valve was hard to turn on and I notified the customer.They agreed for us to replace that valve.As well while we were here. After draining the entire house down, we went and replaced the cartridge for that bathroom, shower valve.And then remove the old water.Heater and installed a new one inside of a pan on top of the stand. Replaced old check valve for recirculation pump.As well as installed a new check valve with shutoffs on both ends. We then installed a thermal expansion tank.That is strapped. As well, a new ball valve for the entire unit.And a new gas flex line. After installation, we turn the water on and slowly primed all of the air out of the lines, and recirculation line. Once this was done, we checked all fixtures to m