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Upon arrival I found that the outdoor unit was not operating. It was receiving a 24 V signal from the indoor unit. The contractor was not pressing in due to a failed high-pressure switch, not closing. After removing the high-pressure switch out of circuit and bypassing it the system started up so I tested refrigerant charge and other electrical components. The refrigerant charge is within specs and all the electrical components are also within manufacturer specifications. At this time, the system is currently bypassed from the high-pressure switch on the outdoor unit and is currently operating until we can get the parts ordered and replaced.

Just cut out damaged section of 8in duct run in back right corner of crawl and replace damaged section only with new flex. Serves breakfast area. Tested equipment and airflow. System is cooling now. Customer is happy

Upstairs not cooling service call. Replaced all parts to get system performing properly and less worries. Replaced bad run capacitor on blower and compressor. There wasn’t any flood protection added a wet switch. Cleared drain line and added cleaner. Compressor has some wear had to add a start assist to compressor. Also cleaned out condenser coil outside. Tested work after repairs working properly.

Installed new UV bulb with a three year life span.

Called out to address a leaking hose bib at the front of the house. After inspecting found that it was leaking from the body of the hose bib. Give the homeowner an option for replacement of the hose bib with a new quarter turn the valve to eliminate the multiturn gate valve currently in place. Homeowner agreed and work with started. Began by shutting off water to the home and draining the system. One system was trained, removed old gate valve defective hose bib and replace with a new quarter turn the winterization valve and new multiturn all brass hose bib. Once all work was complete re-introduced water to the system and tested for leaks and functionality. No leaks and everything is functioning properly. Homeowner also wanted estimates for installing multiple guard hydrants in multiple locations of the yard. Gave the homeowner an estimate for said request. Homeowner agreed on the price and we have scheduled head out to return another day to complete this old work. Thank you for trust

We were called out due to a leak between the dishwasher drain hose and the garbage disposal. We reconfigured the kitchen sink drainage so that the dishwasher hose would not need the rubber extension hose, and so that tension could be relieved from the hose, this included installing a new air admittance valve. We then reconfigured the dishwasher hose connection using a dishwasher/disposal connector. We filled and drained the sink, ran the disposal, and ran two rinse cycles in the dishwasher to ensure proper function. Thank you!

For this job the customer wanted to replace a non functioning hose bib. Checking the house pressure to ensure the hose bib will have adequate flow showed a house pressure of 40 psi. I informed the customer that the pressure seemed low and it would be a great decision to also replace the pressure reducing valve with the hose bib. Customer also stated they had an aged water heater which would need replacing soon. I presented options for all three and the customer agreed. The water heater was drained and removed from the stand to allow access to the pressure regulator. The old shut off and regulator were removed and replaced. The new water heater was placed back on the stand inside of a pan. The water heater and all appropriate components were plumbed in. Finally the new hose bib was ran with a new shut off behind an access panel in the dining room area. All work was thoroughly tested for proper functionality. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Completed diagnosis of flickering lights

No cool whole home. Found system to be calling in all 3 zones but outdoor unit not running. Could hear motors attempting to run and fan motor was very hot. Found failed dual capacitor. Replaced capacitor and performed homecare on system. Flushed drain, cleaned flame sensor, tested system in heating and cooling, checked electrical components and safeties, and checked refrigerant pressures. Found system lacks adequate flood protection, and has dirty ac. Quoted additional repairs.

Customer called us out for a clog of the whole upstairs including 2 bathrooms, a kitchen and a laundry room. I check both bathrooms and the toilets were both holding water. I then inspected the piping in the garage and saw no noticeable issues. The ground level was not experiencing any back ups. I recommended pulling and clearing the toilet and the customer agreed. I removed the master bathroom toilet and ran my cable machine down the line successfully clearing the blockage. I then ran the shower while I cleaned and tested the line. After 15 minutes I reset the toilet with new closet bolts, china caps, supply line and wax ring. I tested the toilet multiple times with no issues.

Called out to address issue with master shower not getting hot water. Homeowner advised that he had already swapped the cartridge, but was still having issues with the water not getting hot. On further inspection, I found that the skull guard was not set properly so I adjusted it to allow for more hot water to the shower. After adjusting the skull guard tested to make sure that the water was getting hot and cold properly. The shower is now working properly and getting significant hot water. Thank you for trusting TE certified with all your plumbing needs

Upon arrival spoke with customer about removing urinal from upstairs bathroom and adding a washer box. Removed urinal to access plumbing. Added p trap and stand pipe to 2in line that drains independently to a 3 in stack. Ran cold line and mounted washer box. Customer opted not to run hot to the box at this time as it would require opening up the ceiling below. Helped customer move and install new washer/dryer combo. All work was tested for leaks and functionality.

Arrived on site to troubleshoot the main floor thermostat that was losing power. They also had concerns with upstairs comfort that we looked at today. Both floors are controlled by Rheem split systems installed in summer of 2024. We discovered the main floor condensate tubing was severely kinked outside and caused blockages, triggering the safety for the condensate pump and interrupting power to the thermostat. Upstairs is tricky due to thermostat location, high ceilings in the entry, harsh afternoon sun and other factors that contribute to the upstairs rooms running warm in the afternoons. The thermostat is calibrated and reading people temperatures but there are multiple factors contributing to the entry/staircare feeling warmer that backyard facing rooms upstairs. They also lost a huge shade tree that historically covered the large picture windows in the grand entry. We discussed Homecare and cleaning both outdoor units and agreed to address all of that today. We fixed the condensat

Called out to address the garbage disposal in the kitchen not working. Upon arrival found that the disposal was jammed and I was unable to jam it due to excessive rust build up. Gave the homeowner options for replacement. Homeowner agreed to replace with a new 3/4 HP badger disposal. Began work by shutting off power to the disposal and removing the old disposal. Installed new 3/4 HP Badger disposal. Once work was complete, turn the power back on to the disposal and tested all work for leaks and functionality. No leaks and every Is functioning properly. Homeowner also wanted me to inspect the pressure in the home due to them having issues with pressure drops. Found that the static pressure was at 120 psi, but when I ran a water it would drop to 55 psi. Advised the homeowner that the prv has failed and would need to be replaced. Gave an option for replacement bundled with installing a new shut off for the front hose bib at a discounted price. Homeowner agreed and work was started. Began

Upon arrival, I met with the owner. They recently found water leaking through the ceiling downstairs by the stairs. Directly above is the washer drain. The box has a washer hose on one side and a condensate drain tied in on the other. Both sides were reportedly holding water yesterday. When I arrived, I ran the washer several times with no issue. In the ceiling, I can see the 2” washer drain transitions to 3”. To ensure there are no partial blockages, I ran my Milwaukee cable through the washer drain several times, ran a load and confirmed the line is open and flowing and not leaking through the ceiling. I also provided Endure and put a cap full in the washer drain. Perform drain cleaning for laundry drain with cable machine. Drain cleaning only. Does not include repairs or main line cleaning. No warranty on drain cleaning. Includes one bottle of Endure professional grade drain treatment to help breakdown organic buildup and maintain free flowing drains. Designed for residential an

Upon arrival spoke with landlord about a stuck valve on the ice maker box. Water was off to home upon arrival. Gave options. Cut drywall around existing ice maker box. Removed old box. Secured new box to stud and connected to water line. Connected box to refrigerator with new 1/4 in stainless steel supply line. Restored water to the home and bled air from the system. Tested work for functionality and leaks.

Installed a GFCI/afci HF outlet to stop the fridge from tripping the old GFCI

Troubleshoot AC unit not working and outlet not working on back yard

Estimate is to replace upstairs furnace only, new media filter and permit all work work with Cherokee. Change capacitor in outdoor unit.

Troubleshoot kitchen outlets not working Found a miswired GFCI Replaced GFCI Separated double tapped neutrals in the panel Everything is working as intended

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Outdoor capacitor replaced with approval and system now back to cooling. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Customer called back out as leak continued under the slab after they got leak detection to come back out. The leak we repaired was good. The first visit was 1750$ to break concrete, dig and locate initially marked leak which was repaired. Also left hole open as there was another leak somewhere and needed leak detection back out. Leak detection came back out and said they couldn’t find a leak but there definitely was one in the slab still. Our second visit (today) we added two ball valves to the hot line loop to the island to further isolate and locate the possible location of said leak. Doing this isolated only the kitchen so we knew we were able to feed a 1/2” pex pipe through the 3/4” pipe to by pass the leak altogether as this was the only way to get customers hot water back on without any leakage. After feeding the 1/2” lines through to the island we reconnected everything at the island correctly and tied the loop back from the island back the main house line where our new ball va

Rerun home run to split circuit

Replaced faulty breaker

Customer called regarding removal of water heater filter. Upon examination we found PRV pressure to be 80 PSI on top of the water filter she had and double checked the pressure at the water heater to confirm. Also noticed the recirculating pump she had was the older style that constantly pumps to which we informed the customer of its potential issues for the plumbing system. Wrote up several options for replacing the PRV, Expansion tank, adding a water heater pan and leak alarm, as well as removing them original water filter for the water heater she had. Also included the flush to the water heater as we had to drain down the water heater to do said work. Added the expansion tank, pan and removed the filter on day 1. On day 2, we returned and installed the Grundfos Alpha pump. Tested everything for leaks and everything worked as it should. Thank you for choosing TE Certified for all your plumbing needs.