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For this job, I installed a new 50 gallon gas water heater. This water heater has an additional anode rod that extends the warranty to 10 years. We also installed a new hot water recirculation pump. Tested everything thoroughly ensuring no leaks and proper function. Cleaned up work area.

Replaced hose bib on exterior of home with new shut off valve. Installed new vacuum breaker.

For this job, I removed the cpvc going into the water heater and replaced it with copper, along with also replacing and strapping the expansion tank and adding a new shut off valve for the heater. I also installed a sediment trap for the gas control valve. I tested my work thoroughly to ensure proper function

Recall: Jason Yarnell Mainfloor no heat: inducer hose left off inducer housing. I found that the system is short on return duct work. Both indoor and orddor capacitors are near complete failure. The mainfloor system needs better flood protection and both evap coils have black growth on them. I replaced the blower motor capacitor today after getting the homeowners apporval and emailed estimates for the other issues. No detailed inspection done since this was a recall, no costs to the homeowner.

Installed secondary cross over recirculation tee under right side master bath sink. This secondary device enables faster hot water to specifically the master bathroom. Tested for leaks and proper operation.

Arrived on site and customer had a yard leak in front of the house , near the tree. I ran some troubleshooting , to determine if the line was irrigation or a mainline issue. After isolating irrigation, it seemed to be coming from the mainline. I offered to dig up the suspected leak and if I could determine the issue I could quote for the repair . After digging up the suspected area , the tree made it difficult to expose appropriate area to determine the lines condition . I spoke with customer and offered a mainline replacement solution or leak detection. Customer already had his irrigation guy scheduled to come out and was going to wait for him to come out with his leak detection gear , and then determine which route to go with .

Remove a pendant light fixture so that the homeowners lighting repairman can replace the socket on it.

Removed older delta fixture and installed new customer supplied Kohler Lavatory faucet and pop up assembly. Sealed all connections and installed new braided stainless steel supply lines. Tested for leaks and verified proper function of the fixture and drain. Left old faucet for the homeowner at their request.

Performed maintenance on gas furnaces. Noticed main floor system has biological growth inside supply Plenum. Noticed basement system has no form of water safety on system, run capacitor is out of manufacture specs, blower wheel is dirty, heat exchanger has rust on it, flue pipe isn’t up to code, and evaporator coil is extremely rusty. Recommend adding UV light to main floor supply plenum and replacing basement system. Customer stated she will replace her system next spring. Thank you for choosing TE certified.

Came out to leaking water heater in garage replaced the heater with a 50 gallon gas water heater

Better Option: New Heating and Cooling System This option replaces your home's air conditioner and furnace with new, high-efficiency equipment, along with a new thermostat, duct upgrades, and an air purifier. What you'll receive: Air conditioner: A new Goodman high-efficiency, variable-speed air conditioner with a matching indoor coil Furnace: A new Goodman 80% efficient furnace with two-stage heating and a variable-speed fan motor Thermostat: A new Daikin One Plus thermostat with a full-color touchscreen, Wi-Fi access for control from your smartphone, tablet, or computer, and help setting up the app Ductwork: Both existing 12-inch supply ducts in the attic replaced with new 14-inch flexible ducts, plus a new 12-inch return duct with flexible ducting, a boot, and a register Air filtration: An AprilAir whole-house air filtration with a filter rack and filter, which removes dust, pet hair, pollen, and other particles from the air moving through your system. It is discounted when insta

Today we came out for the only system not heating 2008 Lennox furnace with matching ac. Found furnace locked out due to pressure switch being open. Furnace is several key components that are completely rusted out. Performed safety inspection on furnace inspected heat exchanger with digital camera found eye lid split. Furnace is well past full life expectancy and needs to be updated. Scheduled install supervisor for Monday 3-6

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a clogged shower drain. I took a look and wrote estimates to perform work. I snaked the shower drain and knocked off all the build up of the shower drain walls. I also ran water to verify restoration of flow. The homeowner is now satisfied with the work completed. Thanks for choosing TE certified plumbing!

Today we came out for the only system on a second opinion to inspect heat exchanger. Furnace does not have proper return air for a two ton there is currently only two 8” flex ducts. Draft inducer housing is cracked and heat exchanger is compromised. Exhaust piping coming off furnace is rotted out and not up to current code single wall piping must be double wall piping. System uses mandated r22 refrigerant that is obsolete. Scheduled install supervisor to give options on updating.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a high water bill he got with a consumption around 50k gallons. Did a trouble shoot to assess and verify if there are any leaks on the system. Observed the meter at the street. With all fixtures off in the home no water was passing through the meter. Watched meter metrics for roughly 15 minutes. Meter maintained a 0.00 gpm flow rate throughout the duration of my observations. Customer has no mechanical failures within the plumbing system and is not losing any water on his side of the meter. Believe the water service provider misread the meter.

Customer had a leaking 5 year old water heater, we called ao smith to confirm the unit was under warranty, I gave the customer options to warranty swap the unit as well as install a new Rheem water heater, the customer decided to go with the 10 year option today, we drained the system, turned water off to the house, removed the old heater, put down a drain pan and reconnected the heater, we then turned water on to the home and checked for leaks, had the customer purge air from the system before turning the pilot and recirc pump back on, we then insulated using fiberglass insulation

Start from new wiring install for dock power

Install new circuit for hot tub

Removed existing faucet and installed new Kingston Brass widespread fixture that the customer provided. Removed and replaced disposal with new 1/2 HP insinkerator system and modified drainage to fix back pitching issue. Tested all connections for leaks and verified proper function of the system.

Troubleshoot foyer, dining, and front porch lighting circuit tripping.

Customer had recently had flooring replaced, the flooring contractors removed the toilet but were unable to reset it after the job was complete, I arrived this morning and removed the toilet, after the toilet was pulled and the flange was cleaned off I noticed a lot of rust on the toilet flange and noticed some corrosion, I recommended replacement of the flange while to toilet was already pulled and the customer accepted, I stuffed a trash bag into the pipe feeding the toilet to catch any debris while we removed the flange, I made small cuts with the sawzall around the flange and used a hammer and screwdriver to chip out the cut sections, once complete I put the flange in place and measured 12 inches off the finished wall and made a mark to make sure the flange got glued in at the right dimensions to accommodate the toilet, I then used pvc glue on the inside of the pipe and the flange and glued the new flange in, I drilled holes in the slab and used tapcon screws to secure the flange t

This invoice covers conducting a home lighting and electrical inspection, including verification that there is no visible damage to key components of the electrical system, verification that all breakers are working properly and reading proper voltage, and thermal imaging of the panel which showed that no breakers are overheating at the time of inspection, and the homeowner was left with options for a whole-home Megohmmeter test, installation of safety breakers, and running a new feeder to the detached garage due to one leg of the existing garage feeder having dropped out and due to the discovery that the current feeder does not appear to originate from his property but quite possibly from his neighbor's detached garage as a result of both properties having been owned by the previous owner at one time and then sold separately.

Replaced failed moen positemp cartridge assembly with new cartridge. Removed shower trim for access and verified valve is in good condition. Set new cartridge assembly and reinstalled trim. Tested for leaks and verified proper operation.

Dug up area in front of the meter box where water was pooling in an attempt to locate the source of the leak. Exposed main water service line that had a heavily corroded and failed pipe connecting to the meter. Improper black iron piping was used underground which is what caused the corrosion. Removed section of piping and replaced meter connector, dual check valve, and added new section of poly piping to adapt back to the existing Black poly service line. Pressurized system and tested for leaks. No further issues are found at this time. Backfilled hole to rough grade and advised homeowner that there was significant wash out of dirt due to the leak and as a result the dirt is sitting lower than before. Advised them that they may need to add additional dirt in the area to bring everything back to proper grade.

Customer had a leak coming from their water lines and were unaware of the location of leak, we were out here yesterday and quoted replacement options as well as a estimated repair, the customer decided to go with the trenching repair, we showed up on site today with the underground crew, they used fish tape and the locator and determined we would be able to pull the line instead of trenching the whole way, they pulled the new line through and we reconnected to the meter using a new meter nipple and dual check valve, we used a 1 inch stainless steel tee to tie in the irrigation before connecting to the new line, we then used a 1x3/4 reducer near the penetration to reduce the line so we could connect to the new 3/4 soft copper that had been stubbed through the penetration, we used burial tape on the copper before stubbing it through the foundation, we installed two new shut off valves and a new prv before connecting the new line to the existing distribution system, we then turned water o