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Repair Toilet in powder room that constantly ran water. Built qoutes to replace toilets in master bathroom and basement bathroom with customer supplied specialty toilets. Electrical is coming out tomorrow to give estimate to install dedicated circuit outlets for the toilets. Noticed water heater is old and is recommended to replace before it becomes and issue. Left estimate to replace the heater and upsize capacity of hot water.

Arrived on site for a reported leak concern. Upon inspection, found the issue was not an active leak, but the system suction line freezing due to a severely clogged and dirty air filter restricting airflow. I removed and replaced a dirty filter with a new one. After replacement, system was tested and monitor for approximately 23 minutes alongside the customer. During the testing, refrigerant reading, stabilize and return to normal operating range. System is now cooling property with strong performance and good temperature split. Previous readings were negatively impacted by restricted airflow from the dirty filter. Customer was informed of findings and is satisfied with system performance at this time. Home care maintenance plan was discussed however a customer declined at this time.

Today we came out for 1 system Inspection. Furnace is located in attic servicing whole house. There is no float switch on drain line and drain line is starting to form a belly. Blower wheel and evaporator coils have dust and debris built up on them. Biological growth is present underneath evaporator on drain pan. There are 6 ducts not properly sealed at start collar. Static pressure is high. Filter needs to be changed and Shawn said he will take care of it. Condenser coils are extremely impacted with dirt and debris. Capacitor is getting close to tolerance range and contactor is pitted. After going over all findings and options, Shawn is going to talk with his wife and get back to me on what they would like taken care of. He has signed up for the home care plan today. It was a pleasure to meet y’all today, welcome to the TE family, and GO DAWGS!!

Installed two SS1 safety float switches on both Lennox furnace systems to help prevent potential water damage from clogged or backed-up condensate drain lines. These safety switches are designed to automatically shut down the system if a drain issue is detected. After installation, both switches were fully tested to confirm proper operation. Each unit successfully shut down when the switch was triggered, ensuring the safety feature is working as intended. Additionally, cleaned and flushed both condensate drain lines using approximately two gallons of water, followed by a professional-grade drain enzyme treatment to help break down buildup and reduce the risk of future clogs. Both furnace systems are currently operating properly following service.

Service Summary – Heating & Cooling System Inspection Customer: Mike Gibson Technician: Tyson System Type: Split gas furnace and central air conditioning system Indoor Unit: Lennox gas furnace (approx. 2019) Outdoor Unit: Lennox air conditioner (approx. 2019) Visit Overview During today’s visit, I completed a full inspection and performance evaluation of your heating and cooling system, including the furnace, air conditioner, ductwork, and indoor air quality components. Overall, the system is operational, but several areas were identified where performance is below optimal levels and improvements are recommended to help maintain efficiency, reliability, and long-term system health. Key Findings Cooling Performance: Measured subcooling at 7.9 and superheat at 1.7, indicating the system is operating but slightly outside ideal ranges. Efficiency was noted as below standard, suggesting the system is not performing at peak capacity. Airflow & Duct System: Static pressure reading of 0.67 & 0

On today’s visit, I installed a new high-pressure switch for the condensing unit to monitor the refrigerant pressures to ensure they do not exceed the manufacturer specifications. As I was installing the high-pressure switch due to de minimis loss of refrigerant I am charging the system back up to proper refrigerant levels free of charge due to the loss of charge when I was installing the pressure switch. I also cleared the drain line today to ensure proper drain function to ensure there is no blockages or restrictions as we approach summer when the drain will be in full use. The homeowner is aware of all flood protection devices that we have to offer and declined at this time. At this time, the system is operating properly according to manufacture specifications.

Flapper was sticking causing handle to be difficult to push. Replaced flapper, fill valve and supply line and recommended toilet replacement. Left estimate for other repair.

Install a customer supplied ceiling fan in a bedroom.

Customer is selling the house the inspection report stated as far as plumbing issues that in the kitchen sink the hammer Arrestor and stop valves were corroded and needed replaced, as well 2 toilets were rocking and one of them leaking, the upstairs bathroom tub spout was not diverting properly, as well the report brought up the thermal expansion device but there was none on the system lastly on that same bathroom there was a slow draining sink that needed to be cleaned up. She agreed with our quote to get all of those issues addressed, adding a thermal expansion tank on the water heater. Everything was properly tested, no issues. Thank you for choosing and trusting TE with your plumbing needs!

Replaced failed outdoor fan motor and high pressure switch. Verified the equipment is cooling properly at this time.

Install a new location switch for a new location light for the dart board area. I will have to cut into the drywall in order to fish the wires. Customer states that they are installing shiplap and requested to have the drywall put back in place. 5” down from crown molding to center. I will install a cut in box for the sconce on its side to allow for the cover to conceal the box. Wire in and install a new location clock outlet on the wall where the pantry door is located. After installation I used my meter to test to ensure everything is working. I told the homeowner when installing the light to leave the switch off and if the neutral and ground touch it will cause circuit #32 to trip.

No Cool Visit Main Floor Failed OFM caused the system to not cool. Condenser coil needs to be cleaned also. Setup HomeCare plan today and applied membership pricing

I came back out to install the customer supplied lighting in the duck coups along with installing a switch with cover plate on the right coupe for the run. I had to replace the boxes in the duck runs due to mini fans being installed and the canopy’s had a large opening that would not be covered without the proper box. I corrected the fixtures that installed on the front of the runs due to them hanging off the structure and wires were exposed. I completed the wiring on the back side of the coup and installed (2) new location fixtures. After I finished instilling everything I tested to ensure that everything was working. I informed the homeowner to leave the switches on that are inside each run and use the fan remote to to the lights and fans off and on along with the photo cell in the fixture will make the light come on at night time and shut off during the day. I left the fan remote kits inside the duck runs.

Replaced 8 yr old water heater in basement. Installed new 50 gal gas Rheem with 10 yr warranty anode rod. Installed new valve, new gas piping, new thermal expansion tank, and new pan with leak alarm. Also replaced two existing hose bibs and installed two new ones with isolation valves. Tested all work for proper function. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Customer called us out for a clogged shower in the master bathroom. On arrival I took the cover off, it was clear of most debris. I then ran the water and it started to back up quickly. Customer also had a toilet that was running randomly. When I checked it it was already low. I then checked the water heater and found that it was leaking from the t&p and the on under the HVAC was full. Customer will be calling the rental company to have that addressed. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the shower drain cleared with a tub gun. I ran the tub gun down the line successfully clearing the blockage. I did not bring anything back. Cleaned up and tested the shower for 10 minutes with no issues.

All toilets have been installed, flange replacement was done in water heater room for hallway toilet. Tested toilets, no leaks and secure to flange on each. Discoloration on drywall likely a result of condensation.

For this job, customer wanted the trim and shower valve replaced in the master shower. He had the trim ready for install. Upon examination of the plumbing system, we found the water pressure regulator had gone bad which had possibly caused the old shower valve to leak hence the replacement. Notified customer of this to which he agreed on replacing that as well as installing a new expansion tank to further protect the shower valves and the rest of the plumbing system. Had to cut in drywall and kept it as minimally invasive as possible to access the PRV and shower valve. We set the PRV to 65 PSI and expansion tank to 70. Tested everything for leaks and all works as it should at this time. Thank you for choosing TE Certified for all your plumbing needs.

Installed customer supplied shower cartridge on delta single handle faucet. After replacing the cartridge I checked for leaks and proper operation. There’s no leaks and the faucet functions properly.

No cool bedroom/ upstairs unit. Found system to have failed dual capacitor on 6 year old day and night heat pump/ahu. System lacks flood protection and blower motor and evap getting dirty. Customer is moving out of home today. Agreed to replace capacitor to get unit running.

Replace.d fans for horse stalls

I was called out to Eileen’s house to repair the basement system. During the repair we discovered the breaker for the unfinished area was tripped again and I spoke with the electrician that repaired the same circuit to see what he discovered. We found that the compressor for the dehumidifier was locked and is no longer functional so we unplugged it so it would stop tripping the breaker. During the pressure test the system held so we replaced the 3 cores and reinstalled the heat pump. After adding the refrigerant it was a bit too cold to fully test so we may need to add a bit in the future.

Troubleshoot why the kitchen outlets Lost power suddenly.

We added an outlet for the washing machine. For this we jumped from existing bathroom circuit and ran flex under cabinet. We replaced the the breaker with new 20A dual function breaker. We replaced the existing GFCI outlet with duplex outlet. Everything is working as they should.

Error code 63 was flashing on the controller upon arrival. Called Rinnai technical support to diagnose tankless issue. Tech support came to the conclusion that there was air introduced to the system and caused the error. Removed air from system and tech support checked the remaining parameters. All numbers checked out. Cannot warranty against future air introduced into the system. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Completed diagnosis and repairs of tripping breaker and burnt outlet