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No power to the thermostat due to a broken low voltage wire. Fixed wire and inspected system. System is heating and cooling properly. Filter is clean and drain line clear.

Replace toilet in basement bathroom

Replace Outlets In Basement

Replaced a section of the main water line going through the foundation up to the existing PRV. 1 inch pex reduced outside of home. Soft copper used through sleeve with PVC tape. Once piped in we opened the water at the meter and tested for proper flow and leaks. No leaks present.

We did a troubleshoot to find out why the GFCI outlet in the garage is tripping.

Troubleshoot flood light not working by garage

We installed a new outlet on the laundry circuit and installed a new fan rated box.

Troubleshoot for partial power loss in basement. Replaced faulty breaker with dual function breaker. Sold meter secure for later date.

Will return Monday to repair main penetration through wall.

Troubleshoot

For this job I came out for a pin hole leak on red uponor pipe in the pantry. I exposed pipe by cutting out a section of drywall, I removed and replaced section of the red uponor pipe that had a pin hole and was leaking causing damage to the drywall. We also removed and replaced existing expansion tank as preventative maintenance, expansion tank is properly strapped. I double check my work and tested for leaks, bled out each fixture and made sure air was completely out of line. Conducted a super cleanup.

For this job, we dug up, and repaired a leak in the yard where we think a previous repair was made on the main line. The issue was two shark bites connecting the main line together. The customer opted to add a shut off near meter with new box for convenience. We performed work, tested our work, and cleaned up, and buried back the water service. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Complete the following work: -Sub-Panel- Wire in a 6/3 NM/B cable from the panel in the basement to the back right side of the home and set a tap a can on the house. Have the dig team dig a trench from the side of the home all the way out to the duck houses. Install a 1 1/2” pvc conduit in the ground from the tap can on the house to the a new location Nema 3 sub-panel by the duck houses. Supply and install (2) posts and the sub-panel Install a #1 Quad plex in the conduit Supply and install new GFCI breaker at the main panel for the sub-panel feed. -Duck House Wiring- For both duck houses wire in (2) new location switches for lighting with a new keyless fixture Wire in (4)-(6) new location GFCI protected receptacles, dedicated where needed. Wire in new location cameras. -Barn- Wire in a new location receptacle for the sprinkler system and move the switch down. On the outer barn wire in (2) new location lighting outlets for cameras.

Upon arrival I was pointed to the water heater where the expansion tank had failed and had started spraying water. At the time of arrival, the water heater had been turned off, and the water turned off to the heater. After further investigation, we discovered 80 psi inside the home this indicated that the pressure regulator had failed. After providing options and upon approval, we replaced the pressure regulator and installed a new expansion tank, securing it properly to the structure of the home. We set the pressure regulator to 65 psi and the expansion tank to 70 psi. Checked everything for leaks and proper function no further issues at this time. Note: We are leaving an estimate for replacement of the water heater due to age. It is an eight year-old water heater. Water heaters are typically designed to last 12 years.

During my visit, the customer mentioned their water heater was not producing hot water. The Navien tankless was showing a E.438 error code. I spent some time troubleshooting the unit. I realized the unit was not sensing water flow, and the recirculating pump was not working. I then called the Navien tankless support team. The tech walked me through a few parameters. I also removed the flow sensor and found plastic lodged into the impeller. I was able to remove the plastic but this did not fix the issue. The recirculating pump was also getting voltage but was not coming on. I later found out that the internal check valve failed and the pieces were scattered through the unit. I spoke with the customer about options moving forward. She decided to replace the unit. A new Navien 240-A2 was installed, replacing the old 240-A. An ionizer was added on the cold water along an expansion tank. The ionizer allows for a 5 year maintenance instead of annually. A new pressure reducing valve and ma

Arrived on site and Installed 10 landscape lights in the front of the home. This includes new light fixtures, running wires, new transformer, and a new outlet controlled by a Lutron Caseta switch. Pulled back landscape rocks to make a path for landscape wire to be put into the ground. Made a trench 6 inches deep that ran to each landscape light fixtures location. Ran the landscape wire and mounted landscape lights. We made up the connections for the landscaping light fixtures and buried them into the ground. We back filled the trench for the landscape lights and put everything back in its rightful place. Mounted transformer and added two gang single duplex outdoor box on side of the house. Turned on transformer and plugged in the Lutron casseta outdoor plug and tested the lights. Helped homeowner set up the lights with the Lutron app. In total, we installed 6 path lights and four spotlights. Upon departure everything was working and customer was satisfied with the work.

Installed two new toilets, one on the main floor and one on the top floor. Roughed in new water and drain lines for utility sink located in the unfinished basement area. Replaced pressure reducing valve and emergency water shut off valve for the home. Ran a new 1 inch water service from the unfinished basement area down to the coops for a new yard hydrant. Replaced hose Spicket on the rear bottom floor of the home. Also, ran a new waterline for a new hose Spicket that was installed on the back deck. All work completed was tested for leaks and proper functionality. Water was restored to the home, all air was bled from the plumbing system and strainers were checked for debris. All work areas were thoroughly cleaned up, multiple walk-throughs completed with the customer and payment was successfully collected. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!!

Customer noticed that their Pressure reducing valve was leaking and would like for it to be replaced. Upon inspection of the PRV we saw there was water dripping from the PRV and we tested the pressure and found it to be high at 120 psi. Also upon inspection we discovered that the water heater is old at 20 years and we would in addition not only recommend replacing the PRV but the water heater as well due to the age and condition of unit. Work performed removed old pressure reducing valve and installed a new PRV. Additionally also removed old water heater and installed a 10 year natural gas water heater with drip pan, new ball valve and thermal expansion tank. Tested the PRV and water heater for leaks and found none.

Replaced box and chandelier in foyer. Also installed a dimmer switch for foyer light.

Troubleshoot tripping breaker

Customer called us out for a mainline blockage in the master bathroom grouping. I tested the bathroom and it started backing up free a few minutes. I recommended running a cable machine through to clear the blockage. Customer agreed. Customers PRV tested at over 100psi and leaking , the hose bib on the side of the house was leaking and the water heater was 20 years old. I scheduled a service plumber to come take care of the PRV. I removed the toilet and ran the cable machine down 8 times successfully clearing the blockage. I tested and cleaned the area. I then plugged the flange for a sewer supervisor coming out on Friday.

Today I performed a room re-device and I replaced the box behind one of the outlets replaced. I also removed a florescent fixture and replaced it with a wafer light in the pantry.

Do this job, we replace two bathroom sconces and an exterior light under the deck

2 system Homecare. Cleaned flame sensors, flushed and pumped drain lines, visually inspected media filters, and equipment for cleanliness. Checked systems in heating and verified operation of cooling. Checked refrigerant pressures standing, checked electrical components and safeties, found upstairs system to lack TE standard flood protection, added and tested flood protection. Only other suggested repairs is IAQ upgrades.

Homeowner has a badger 1 garbage disposal that has begun leaking through the base. Garbage disposal needs to be replaced. Replaced the garbage disposal with a 1/2 HP badger 5 garbage disposal. Fitted with new wire nuts, new mounting bracket and new tubular from disposal. Filled basin of sink with water and tested for leaks. No leaks found, sink drains properly.