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Repair toilets in hallway and master bathroom that are having problems with high pressure and one leaking from the other at the base. I repaired the toilet in the hallway bathroom with customer supplied fill valve and flapper and put that all together and it is working properly. I performed a pool and reset on the master bathroom, toilet and repair the flange that was broken and put the toilet back. Turn the water on and flushing the toilet notice that the toilet immediately backs up. Did not find any obstruction inside of the toilet, which indicates that there is something further down the line. Customer advise that there have been flushable wipes that have been put down there over the years and is most likely the cause. I agreed with him that that’s probably what it is and offered to have our train technicians to sneak a camera to see where that clog is and see if we can get that taken care of. Customer declined to have our services to inspect the pipeline with a camera and snake it

We provide a 1/2 HP disposal and install Customer called us out for garbage disposal that was failing. Upon arrival the customer stated they noticed the garbage disposal started leaking from the bottom of the unit. We could not test if there was a blockage down in the kitchen line at. We tested the rest of the bathroom groups to ensure there was no signs of a mainline blockage or individual blockages. The customer agreed to replace the failing unit with a new one. We removed the old unit and mounting bracket, we cleaned any residue around the mounting bracket. The customer wanted to use the same basket strainer, so we put the new mounting bracket along with the accessories on the same strainer. We installed the new garbage disposal and connected the drain pipes back together along with the dishwasher connection. We tested for any leaks around our work and we were successful, we also ensured the garage disposal would turn on. The customer was present during our work and they were sati

Provide and install a Tesla wall connector in the garage

Outlets in the kitchen and breakfast area that are not working as intended. Customer notified me that the circuit breaker will trip even when loads are not plugged in and being used. We will go through and determine if there is an existing fault.

Came out today for leaking supply stops in the kitchen and first-floor bathroom. The customer explained that the hot water supply piping and dishwasher connection were leaking at the fitting joints. After performing a thorough evaluation, I identified the source of the leaks and provided the customer with repair options. The customer elected to replace the hot water supply piping under the kitchen sink, all three supply stops, the kitchen basket strainer, and the dishwasher tailpiece. Upon completion of the repairs, I restored the water supply, thoroughly tested all connections for leaks, and verified proper operation of all fixtures. At this time, the plumbing system is functioning properly with no leaks present.

Diagnosed high water bill issue and located failed thermal expansion relief valve in the upstairs laundry room. Advised client about the function and failure rate of those valves vs traditional thermal expansion tanks. Also spoke to them about the older water heater and left quotes and options for direct replacement as well as upgrading to tankless. We are returning on Monday to replace the heater with a tankless and remove the failed expansion valve.

Replace customers mowing shower cartridge for him replaced two of his lavatory stops, hooked up his P-trap to his sink

Today we came out for the main level not cooling 2008 Goodman 2 ton with matching furnace. Cycled equipment in cooling mode and checked all operations found compressor running and condenser fan motor very hot. Upon further evaluation of system found failed duel motor starter. With this part failing condenser fan motor has been compromised and could fail at anytime. Performed band aid option and installed new duel motor starter. Scheduled install supervisor to give options on updating main level hvac system this afternoon 3-5 pm. Left all equipment operational although it could fail at anytime. Install supervisor will quote both systems

Client experiencing constant leaking issues from existing hose bibbs. Advised replacement but client requested a repair as he did not want to remove tile and Sheetrock. Attempted repair on existing hose bibbs and replaced sealing gasket as well as packing washer. Rebuilt the fixtures and tested for leaks. No further leaking at this time. Advised client that there is no warranty on this repair. Also left quotes to replace a courtesy shutoff out by the water meter as well as options for water heater replacement.

For this job we troubleshot an outlet in the basement no working and found a loose neutral wire in a switch box, discounted the troubleshoot out as a courtesy. We also got the 16ft ladder and removed a stuck bulb and replaced it with a new customer supplied led bulb. Also ran a new cat 6 line from one side of the room to the other in an upstairs bedroom. Installed a new jack in the wall below the computer. Tested everything and it functions as it should.

Today we came out for the upstairs not cooling 2018 Bryant 3 ton with matching furnace. Checked operations found failed duel motor starter on condenser. Installed new start component, started system up found circuit low on refrigerant. Client is aware she has a leak and would like to just recharge system. Adjusted charge to manufacture specs.The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Left all equipment operational.

TE electrician was here yesterday and isolated the concern to be at the outdoor condenser. Diagnostic analysis revealed the compressor is shorted to ground and has failed which is why the breaker trips. Due to age and condition system replacement is recommended.

Responded to the home to diagnose an upstairs bedroom ceiling fan that was not operating. Upon inspection, found that the wall switch had been backstabbed and the switch leg conductor had come loose from the back of the switch, causing the fan to lose power. Further inspection revealed a physical crack running along the back of the switch, indicating the device was damaged. Discussed repair options with the homeowner, including replacing the damaged switch or bypassing the switch to provide constant power to the ceiling fan since it is controlled by a remote. The homeowner elected to bypass the switch. The switch leg was disconnected from the switch and spliced to provide constant power to the ceiling fan. The existing switch was left in place in the wall box for appearance but is no longer connected to any conductors and has no electrical function. The remote was reprogrammed, and the ceiling fan was tested and is now operating properly with full functionality through the remote contr

Performed a pool and reset toilet to swap out wax ring that was an old and allowed water to leak from the base of the toilet onto the floor. Foster toilet 13 times to ensure we’re not getting any more leaks and we are all set here.

This visit is not a recall. Upon arrival, I notified dispatch that the HomeCare inspection needed to be scheduled and proceeded with a complete system inspection. I performed a full evaluation of both systems, including checking electrical components, refrigerant operation, airflow, condensate drainage, safety controls, blower operation, thermostat operation, and overall system performance. During the inspection, I found the upstairs system’s condensate drain line was improperly installed with insufficient pitch, causing water to back up in the drain line. The upstairs system also lacked both primary and auxiliary condensate safety devices, leaving the home vulnerable to potential water damage in the event of a drain blockage. Both outdoor condenser coils were heavily impacted with dirt and debris, significantly restricting airflow and reducing overall system efficiency. The homeowner also mentioned that the main floor system, which is zoned together with the basement, was struggling

Replaced water heater, reworked hot and cold lines, replaced expansion tank, isolation valve, trap primer rework with isolation valve, and added a drain pan. This unit will come with a standard 6 year tank warranty

Upon arrival, customer notified me that the AC is not operating as intended. Customer notified me that he changed the capacitor at the AC unit. And turned the breaker on at the electrical panel and everything held as intended when the key at the disconnect was removed. Once the key was reinstalled to where it past power to the AC unit that caused the breaker to trip. We’ll go through and determine if there’s any existing fault on the electrical system and let the customer know exactly what is taking place with this circuit.

We supply sink faucet and we install. Run cable in drain fixture. Customer had a stuck stopper inside drain. Sink was not draining. Sink handle was also broken and not turning for cold water. Customer went with option to replace whole lavatory faucet fixture, replacing drain/stopper assembly. We supplied faucet fixture and new supply lines. Also ran cable inside drain. Pulled back hair on cable. Tested all connections for water leaks.No signs of system backing up. Replacement successful. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Responded to a thermostat not working concern. Upon arrival, I tested the thermostat and confirmed it was operating properly. Further diagnostics revealed the issue was with the Honeywell zone damper serving the upstairs floor. The damper had failed and was stuck in the closed position, preventing proper operation. After discussing my findings and repair options with the customer, they approved replacement of the faulty Honeywell zone damper. I installed the new damper, verified proper wiring and operation, and tested the zoning system through multiple heating/cooling cycles. The new damper is opening and closing properly as designed, and the zoning system is now operating normally. No further issues were found at this time. Customer is satisfied with the repair.

Attempt to clear shower blockage in master bath Customer called us out for a shower that was draining slow. Upon arrival customer stated this is the first time they are experiencing this issue. The customer showed me the affected shower which was in the master bathroom. We first tested the bathroom group to ensure there was not a bigger issue going on, and after running water for a long period of time we did not notice any signs of a mainline blockage. We went to take a look at the master shower and ran water and shortly after we noticed the water started to backup. We also tested the other bathroom to ensure they were not experiencing a blockage and everything was functioning properly. The customer agreed to attempt to restore proper flow in the master shower. We took of the cover and we noticed buildup, we ran our cable machine in the drain and pulled back some debris. After multiple attempts of clearing debris in the drain, we were successful in restoring proper flow. We tested by

Replaced failed pressure regulator in the garage as well as a failed thermal expansion tank. Strapped tank to structure via code approved bracket and set water pressure to 65 psi. Tested for leaks and proper operation. Also unjammed disposal as a courtesy and left quotes/options for future replacement.

For this job we replaced the water heater, prv and main shut off valve. We also replaced the shut off valve to the outside faucet. Brought up new heater up to code by installed a water heater pan, securing new expansion tank. Psi to home is 65, expansion tank psi is set to 70. Made all new copper connections and also made new gas connections. Water heater temperature is set to 120 degrees. Tested all work and left clean.

Customer was experiencing a mainline blockage in exterior drain affecting the whole home. Ran cable machine through exterior clean out and successfully cleared blockage. Camera technician is scheduled for tomorrow 2-5 to assess condition of the line and hopefully provide a permanent solution

System faulted out at furnace for airflow. The 16x25x1 filter was clogged. Replaced filter! Cleared drain line and tested refrigerant. System is cooling. Temp split was also above 20 in the beginning but the system was moving 850 cfms as it continued to run. I left with a 22 degree delta.

I removed and replaced a bathroom sink and faucet in the main bathroom along with replacing the prv. I tested my work thoroughly to ensure there were no issues