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Install new 50 gallon electric Rheem water heater. Installed anode rod upgrade kit to bring warranty from 6 to 10 year. Installed all code compliant upgrades. Installed leak alarm. Checked and tested for leaks. To flush water heater, connect hose to boiler drain at bottom of heater. Shut off cold inlet with shut off valve above heater. Drain heater until empty. Close boiler drain and open shut off valve above heater. Wait until water heater is filled all the way. Close shut off valve and open boiler drain again to drain heater.Repeat process 2 to 3 times. IMPORTANT!! Make sure electricity is off to heater before any draining occurs. Before turning back on electricity, make sure all air is drained from heater. Failing to do so will cause damage to elements.

For this job, I replaced a switch

Finish quoted work

Replace br faulty breakers

Troubleshoot

Install 50 gallon water heater and install new toilet

Installed customer supplied faucet in master bathroom. Homeowner has a water heater from 2003 that I provided an estimate for due to the age.

Troubleshoot for Tripped GFCI Outlet

Replaced Light Fixture

For this job, I rendered leak detection for Miss Diane due to the size of the leak super small and the depth of the line which at the penetration is about 6 feet and underneath a porch that sticks out about 8 feet I was not able to probe the entire line I was not able to detect where the leak on the line is.

During our visit, a new customer supplied Kohler kitchen sink and faucet were installed in the kitchen. The old sink was removed along with the faucet and existing drains. The new drop in sink was installed and secured to the counter top with 100% silicone and the provided brackets. The Kohler faucet was installed along with the isolation valves as a courtesy. The drain piping was reworked with a new p-trap to accommodate the new single basin sink. These repairs were tested for leaks and functionality after completion. Thanks for choosing Te Certified!!!

Repair (6) 4”x4” drywall holes, (4) 3’x3” drywall cutout runs-size, stud, drywall, tape, multiple coats joint compound, sand, spot prime and one coat paint repair (feathered).

Replaced fixtures and repaired damaged wiring .

Can lights, trims, dimmers, dedicated circuit breaker replacement

We arrived on site to change out four exterior lights. One flood light at the corner garage and three fixtures at the front porch. We took off the old flood light and noticed there was not a box for the wire. We cut a hole for a cut in remodel box for the flood light. We took off all three front porch lights. Once we took them off we noticed all of them had wood trim covering the box. We cut some of the trim to expose the box to hang the lights. After all lights were hung we talked with the homeowner to adjust the flood lights on where they wanted to be pointed. We also talked to the homeowner about other concerns with the home and gave estimates on them.

Replaced lavatory faucet in the upstairs bathroom. The fixture was provided by the customer.

We will replace the builder grade lights with recessed lights next week. Today we replaced a few fixtures for guests this weekend.

Installed new circuit for garage door opener

Customer called about a clogged toilet in the master bathroom at the rear of the home. Upon arrival the toilet bowl was full, I ran water to ensure that the clog was not in the line. The issue was a clog in the toilet I recommended I auger the toilet. I ran the auger and cleared the blockage. I tested by flushing 5 times. The toilet is now flushing properly.

Today I performed a customer supplied toilet install and a tankless flush. New toilet is functioning properly and performed a walk-through Walter. The next service flush for the tankless is one year from today. Will send estimate over for an ion six descaling filter to install for the water heater that I had mentioned to Walter.

Today I performed a troubleshoot and replaced an existing light with a TE supplied wafer light

Hayden called us out because Connectic was digging and hit the neutral wire for the home. During my troubleshoot i verified there was a surge sent through the home and caused a breaker to fail internally. During the troubleshooting I tested all fans, switches, outlets, tv’s and also megged the circuit. After replacing the breaker everything was tested, on, and working

Install ceiling fan provided by customer

For this is job, I worked on uninstalling and reinstalling p-traps under the kitchen sink. Went ahead and tested and cleaned up area.

Arrived on site and customer stated that a few days prior there was a leak coming from behind the toilet wall, which warped some of the flooring. He thought maybe it was coming from the toilet on the other side of the wall, which I began to look further into the issue. I checked the stability of the toilet and found no issues as everything seems secure to the floor. I also ran the toilet over and over again for about 30 minutes to see if the toilet had some sort of bad seal, but found no issues or leaks coming from the toilet side. I also checked the meter to see if maybe there was a slab leak which I found no issues with the reading of the meter either. I offered the customer a pull and reset to see if that would possibly fix any issues but given it being a bidet toilet there is a possibility that could be part of the issue. Customer wanted to give it more time to see if any water would protrude from the toilet before pulling and resetting.