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Today we installed a Tesla Wall Connector

Replaced old leaking water heater with a new 10 year manufacturers warranty 50 gallon water heater. Repiped as needed. Tested for leaks and function, all good. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Came back on 03/09/26 Installed 3 wet safety switches Properly installed the wet safety switches Tested systems. Systems are working properly at this time.

Replaced kitchen faucet. All work was tested and checked for leaks. We previously replaced the cartridge in the old faucet but the homeowner was still experiencing volume issues.

Troubleshoot tv not working

Installed a new Rheem 50 gallon electric water heater as a warranty swap due to the old water heaters bottom element being burned out. Installed a new thermal expansion tank that is strapped to the wall in addition installed a new alpha recirculation pump. Technician consulted Rheem tech support and they advised technician to replace the tank in its entirety. ***Warranty will continue but on the initial install date of the original heater

Install a new 200 amp meter/main combo on a power pole. This will be an overhead service. We will install the new equipment for the power company to attach to. We will install new conduit from the meter to the new panel inside the home. We will dig a short trench to underneath the home. We will install new 200 amp rated wire. We will install a new 42 space electrical panel. We will install all new safety breakers for this panel. We will install a new grounding system for this electrical service. We will also install a new surge protector. We will pull all required permits and coordinate with Cobb EMC

Homeowner contacted us regarding low water pressure when the hose bib was in use. Upon arrival, we tested the home’s water pressure and found the static pressure to be approximately 45 PSI, with the dynamic pressure dropping to around 30 PSI when a single faucet was in operation. We replaced the pressure regulating valve (PRV) under warranty and adjusted the home’s water pressure to 65 PSI. Additionally, we performed a descaling service on the tankless water heater, circulating the descaling solution for approximately 30 minutes and completing a system flush for an additional 10 minutes. After servicing, the tankless water heater was returned to operation and the plumbing system was tested to ensure proper function and to confirm there were no leaks. All work was completed successfully, and the homeowner confirmed satisfaction with the service.

Installed surge protector in main panel C and sub panel and replaced two AC breakers

Provide and install a 48kw generac liquid cooled whole home generac generator with three transfer switches and 4 load sheds. Also moving pool circuit from outside disconnect to 3rd main panel

We wired in and installed a new dedicated 20 amp GFCI/Afci protected circuit for the tankless water heater located in the utility room in the basement. We discovered that the tankless had an extension cord plugged into an outlet beneath the panel that controlled all the exterior outlets and the customer noticed that it would trip. By installing this circuit we were able to is located the tankless from the exterior outlets. We completed a troubleshoot on the kitchen GFCI circuit left and right of the stove and found a burnt GFCI outlet that is left of stove on the load side of the device on the neutral. We supplied and installed a new GFCI outlet at this location and tested it. We preformed a troubleshoot on all the exterior devices located in the following area: (2) front of home (1) upper back porch (3) lower back porch We found that some boxes were not bonded, no silicone applied to the gaskets, hooking of the terminals were backwards, and incorrect installation of the boxes.

Arrived on site and customer stated that she would like her kitchen faucet, garbage disposal, and drain installed. I went ahead and installed the kitchen faucet first tying in my supplies. I then cut out the existing drain and installed new piping for the garbage disposal and secondary compartment sink. Once drain work was completed, finish connecting my P-trap, disposal , and ran water at the faucet for about 10 minutes to ensure no issues.

Replacing doorbell chime kit

Today replaced an existing bath fan in the master bathroom with a new TE supplied Panasonic bath fan. I reconnected the existing power and exhaust duct to the new fan.

Replaced light fixture

Replaced lid and gaskets to sewage ejection pit due to sewer smell. Tested pump for leaks and function. No issues.

2 system home care . Tested heating and cooling on both systems. The heat exchanger on the main system is showing signs of wear no cracks present. The main level dual capacitor was weak . Replaced capacitor with a turbo. Everything else is properly working at this time .

Customer called about a leak that was coming from the area we had previously performed work. Found leak coming from corroded pressure regulator that TE had not replaced. Replaced with a new high quality pressure regulator Turned water on and tested work. Set pressure to 65 psi Thanks for choosing TE Certified

Today we performed a troubleshoot and provided options for repairs

This outlet will come off two gang switch in garage, we will cut in a box below switch and install a gfi outlet for a vacuum.

Right on Titan customer stated that he was getting no hot water at the kitchen sink but everywhere at the house was completely fine. I suggested that the cartridge on the faucet was probably faulty, so I took the cartridge apart and found some black debris stuck on the hot portion of the cartridge which restricted water flow. After removing the debris, I put back the cartridge and faucet handle turned the water back on and ran the water and instantly got proper flow on the hot side. Kitchen faucet is back to operating in normal condition.

Homeowner had 10 year old water heater that was leaking. Tested water pressure which was over 100psi. We gave options and homeowner decided to move forward with 10 year warranty water heater, pressure regulator, main valve, and front hose bibb. Once all was done tested and cleaned up.

Customer had a slow drip leaking from a t in the ceiling of the kitchen, as well as a slow leak on all three supply stops underneath the kitchen sink. Pressure on the house was at seventy p s I and the p r v was original, making it twenty one years old. Customer agreed to have all three supply stops, replaced and have the leak in the ceiling taken care of as well as replacing the p r v. Turn the water off to the home and drained the entire house. Afterwards exposed the leak in the ceiling and replaced the defective tea. After that, I replaced all 3 supplies stops underneath the kitchen sink. And installed the built in supply lines for both fixtures. Afterwards, I ended up replacing the pressure regulating valve twice as the first one is defective and started leaking. After replacing it for the second time we primed the house of all air in the lines and pressurized. Everything tested well.Thank you for choosing and trusting t e with your plumbing needs

Picked up the material from Apex inside the TE Kennesaw Warehouse, as well as Mingledorff’s Supply Marietta. Removed R-410A from the system and pulled a vacuum to ensure all traces of the refrigerant are gone from the lines. Using the torches, sweated out the old failed compressor. Installed the new compressor and soldered it into the Lineset. Sweated out the old biflow filter drier and installed a brand new one. Performed a nitrogen test at 300 psig and the system showed no indications of a leak. Pulled a vacuum on the system down below 500 microns and performed a decay test. Tested cooling from the thermostat. The breaker now does not trip. Added 10 lbs of brand new refrigerant into the system and ensured the system functions properly. Reported results to the customer and signed them up for the Homecare maintenance plan. Informed the customer of the low vapor saturation temperature and told them we’ll need to keep an eye on the system and see how it is in the warm season.

Water was c9ming out of the floor joints in the kitchen. We cut open the wall behind the kitchen sink and found that water was coming up through the slab around the hot water line. Jackhammered a hole through the slab and located a pinhole leak on the hot water line. Cut out a section of pipe and replace it with new copper. Pressurized the line for two hours before filling the hole and pouring concrete. Discussed with the customer about the condition of the pipe and options for future repairs if necessary. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!