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Came out due to customer having a slow drip from the pot filler. Customer will need to pick out a pot filler of their choice and we will come back to have it installed. They have a cpvc shutoff under the kitchen sink that likely goes to the pot filler. However, due to the age of cpvc and the valve being old I did not attempt to shut it off. Also checked the pressure to the home and it was reading at 86psi. (By code the homes pressure needs to be in the 50-80psi range). There was also a slow leak coming from the hosebibb outside the garage causing a big water spot in the brick. Replaced the hosebibb with a new one eliminating the leak. After install was completed I pressurized the system, bleed the air, and tested for leaks and proper function. Thank you for choosing te certified

For this job we installed a 26kw on the left hand side of the home. We installed two non service rated transfer switches inside the basement next to the main panel. I pulled the AC circuit out of the meter main combo and installed it in the right hand side main panel so the AC would function with the generator. We also installed two delay modules on the small ac units. Customer already has whole home surge protection. Waiting on gas inspection to pass and will come complete the QC visit and do start up on the generator.

Arrived on site and customer stated that the toilet in the basement had a crack in the bowl. The crack was causing the toilet to leak and wanted options to replace it. Customer agreed for me to replace the toilet and angle stop , and was aware that if the flange was damaged or position properly it could need Replacement. Once I took apart the toilet , the flange was sitting to high , and did need replacing. Once flange was replaced I completed the rest of the toilet install , and checked all work related areas to ensure no issues.

Install customer provided 22kw generac generator and transfer switch on customer provided pad. Includes trenching, gas, and electrical permit.

Troubleshoot outlet and lights not working

Arrived on site to look at fixing the electrical wiring for the new gas stove. I also looked at installing an outlet for the microwave. After going over the options, the homeowners decided to just fix the stove wiring at this time. We used the existing wire for the stove. We moved the existing location of the wiring so that the stove will sit flush. We installed a new box, outlet, and cover plate for the stove outlet. We installed a new arc fault and ground fault breaker for this circuit. I did replace a faulty GFCI outlet in the kitchen as a courtesy. I discussed fixing some issues with the electrical panel and other wiring issues in the home. The homeowners are going to discuss after the new year. Everything is working at is should.

Replace fill valve in master bathroom

Removed EV charger outlet and installed Tesla charger. Replaced 50a GFCI breaker with regular 60a breaker. Replaced fireplace outlet with recessed outlet

Upstairs is getting air all the time, due to a bad motor damper. Replaced damper and it’s working properly. Tested all dampers and thermostats multiple times, and they are all working as it calls. No other issue. System is working properly.

Finished everything besides the shower pan due to it needing more to it to finish installing

This is not a call back: Mr. Jeff called in this morning when he noticed his thermostat was off and system was not heating. This is the Goodman furnace located in the basement. We arrived a little after 5pm and system was already back on and working. Water froze in the condensation pump tubing and has it thawed, too much water was in the pump causing the bobber to raise a,d kill power to the system. Has the water thawed, it was pumped out side and eventually the bobber went down and system kicked back on. We tested all safety switches and flushed 2 gallons of water through pump. System is on and operating at time of departure. It was a pleasure to see you again and I hope y’all have a great Holiday!

Outside PVC pipe frozen over in the middle of the night. Installed an electrical water pipe heater, provided by the customer and insulated pvc pipe. System is working properly and drain line cleared. No issue.

Replaced basement bathroom toilet with a new TE provided Kohler Kingston unit. Toilet was set in place with a new wax seal, toilet bolts, and toilet water supply line. Toilet was sealed to the floor with clear, waterproof silicone. Customer was made aware not to apply pressure to said toilet for at least 4 to 6 hours, so that sealant may properly cure. Work area was thoroughly cleaned up and payment was successfully collected. Customer was also made aware that the house water pressure is currently against code at 82 psi. (pictures attached) Technician told customer that water pressure needed to be corrected as soon as possible in order to warranty today’s work that was completed. Multiple different options have been provided to the customer to correct water pressure, and to replace 12+ year old water heater.p, which is highly recommended. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!!

Customers water heater was leaking from the bottom and leaking into the pan. We replaced it with a 50 gallon Rheem gas water heater with a new expansion tank mounted to the wall. Also put in a new shut off valve for the water heater with valve tags.

Roughed in two of the 3 shower valves did a little demo will return on Tuesday One shower valve left and setting the pan is also left

-Completed- :Exterior Outlets: At the front door I removed the flip cover and indoor rated outlet and found a shallow box. I removed the box and installed a new deeper cut in box to allow for the GFCI to be installed properly along with a new bubble cover. This was also completed on the lower porch (facing the house) left door and the upper porch open side. The exterior device facing the house on the right side had a plumbing pipe coming down from the ceiling and it contained indoor rated Romex wiring. I removed the pipe and installed a new bell box up high, installed a new 1/2 pvc conduit down the wall to a new bell box. I installed UF wire (outdoor rated) in the new conduit and installed a GFCI with bubble cover down below and made a splice at the higher bell box and installed a weather proof blank. :Interior GFCI: In the basement bedroom just to the right of the heater I installed a GFCI outlet and wired the load side to cover all the standard devices on the circuit and I also i

No heat whole home. Customer believed system was low on refrigerant based on outdoor coil having previously severely frozen over. Upon inspection found system to be properly charge. Based on symptoms customer described tested defrost. Defrost board did not send board into defrost. Also found defrost sensor open. Jumped sensor out and defrost still did not activate. Coil was freezing and sensor should have been closed. Board and sensor have failed. Customer approved repairs to be completed at a later date as parts are not currently available. Estimated delivery time was 3-5 days.

Add circuit and install heater

Add Outlet In Living Room, Replace Switch In Basement Living Room

Install customer supplied tesla in garage, home is a brand new build and was pre wired for ev chsrger, circuit is on a 40 and wired with 8/3. We installed charger at 32amps to account for 125% of constant load. Leaving an estimate for a whole home surge to be installed at main electrical panel

Hand excavated area where water was showing. Found that the PVC water service pipe had completely separated at an elbow. Used shop vac to remove as much mud as possible. Replaced failed section of pipe. Tested for leaks and function, all good. If any pressure issues arise in the future, the Prv will need to be replaced. Suggest replacement of water service pipe due to the material it is constructed from. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Reroute Dw line to under sink, install disposal power and install switch

Arrived on site to install 3/4 HP garbage disposal in the kitchen sink. I went ahead and removed all the existing drain line and installed a new Studor vent, p trap, and drain line in order to install the garbage disposal correctly. Once everything was installed, I went ahead and tested my work area to ensure no issues. Inlet for dishwasher was punched out and left open as customer is installing a new dishwasher later today.

Single system Homecare. Flushed and pumped drain line, added condensate tabs and enzymes. Drain line leaking at evap coil. Quoted repairs and adding flood protection. Changed filter, checked electrical components and safeties, visually inspected equipment, checked electrical components and safeties, checked refrigerant levels. Found system to be operating decently. Blower wheel, evap and condenser coils dirty, minimal flood protections, drain line leaking at evap coil, blower motor has slight bearing noise on it but not pulling high amp draw. Customer asked about upgraded filter. System has biological growth in air handler suggest UV as well. Quoted repairs.

Inspect sewer line with sewer camera Did not see any issues with plumbing drain system from master toilet all the way to street. Did find exterior 4” PVC clean out underneath mulch in flower bed and uncovered it and showed customer where it is. Sewer line is in great condition with no repairs needed.