We are selling our home and needed work done (replacing smoke detectors, external GFCI plugs and the whole house surge protector). I called TE Certified and scheduled an appointment for the following day. Two technicians arrived at my home ahead of schedule, were professional throughout the process, explained things fully and did a great job. Once we close on our next house, I plan to call this company for any electrical needs it may have. I am very happy with the work performed and heartily recommend that you ask for Andrew and Will. Of course, I would like to pay less but there is a peace of mind gained when hiring well qualified, professional electricians.
Brandon Fernandez was very professional meticulous took his time to make sure that everything was done right . He is a great representative of TE plumbing and air conditioning . Very pleased ! Thank you Ray Greeley
TE Certified always provides excellent service!
Cody and assistant provided exceptional service. They were on-time, efficient, pleasant… completed the job and answered my questions easily. I would definitely use them again and refer business to them.
Joshua and Jerry, service technicians, installed hose bib to replace one damaged by Winter freeze. They did an excellent job, and their professional demeanor and attention to details were an excellent representation of the quality of work we’ve come to rely on from TE Certified Electrical & Plumbing.
Kind, professional, knowledgeable! Proactive suggestions and answered all questions. Trevor and Hudson were both great.
Ioussf was outstanding! Very knowledgeable, helpful and customer focused!
Joaquin was wonderful. He explained everything he would be doing to me and broke down the cost before proceeding. He installed three ceiling fans flawlessly.
Just sharing, Ben Marler does an excellent job maintaining our Generac whole house generator. Prompt, detailed, customer focused. Kudos
I was called out to Abigail’s house for a cooling issue on the upstairs system. Abigail and her family has lived here for about 2 years so we performed a thorough evaluation. During the thorough evaluation we discovered that the upstairs system was frozen, has multiple leaks in both coils, the furnace is from 2002 making long past normal life expectancy, the flood protection needs updating, and many parts are showing wear and tear that may cause them to fail in the near future. Due to the age of the system, cost of potential repairs, and the lead time for repair parts replacement is a viable option to update the system to today’s standards.
Called out to replace faucet in hall bathroom. Upon arrival, found old faucet in hall bathroom leaking from hot handle. Removed old faucet and replaced with a customer supplied faucet. Resealed bathroom sink as well as it was no longer attached to vanity. Installed new pop up assembly and tested for leaks. No leaks were found.
I reason for the call today is the homeowner is selling his home and had a home inspection and something’s had been flagged. And they are as followed: -Panel A type GE- The load center is a main leg panel and circuit #22 has a Siemens single pole 20 amp breaker installed. (Illegal type) Circuit #8 has a 14g wire installed on a 20 amp single pole breaker Circuit #10 has a Cutler Hammer 20/20 tandem installed (Illegal type) Due to the homeowner having breakers in a box beneath the panel we were able to use them where we could. This was the repair today: We moved the 14g wire from circuit #8 to a junction box above panel “B” and complete a minor circuit extension from the junction box and into the panel. We installed a customer supplied 15 amp GE single pole breaker on circuit # 26 and tested for voltage We removed the illegal Siemens breaker and supplied and installed a type GR breaker 20 amp . We removed the tandem breaker and installed a customer supplied 20 amp breaker and took
I was called out to Sam’s house for a Homecare maintenance. During the thorough evaluation we discovered some growth happening inside the air handler, the ductwork is outdated being R6, the heat pump needs cleaned, and a superboost protects the compressor since the system runs year round.
For this we came to check on panel circuit breakers with customer about them running on the hotter side. The panel is a Eaton br we let customer know that the smart breakers run on the hotter side we replaced 7 older gen breakers and installed a whole home surge protector. We recommended to do a panel replacement of he still isn’t please with the br panel, as of right now all breakers are gen 6 br breakers.
Toilet rebuild completed. New fill valve, flush valve, tank bolts, and supply line. Tested toilet for leaks and function.
Arriving at home in regards to bathtub drain not draining properly/clogged. Bathtub was pulled already by a previous plumber. The action taken was using a tub gun to fix the clog. Tested pipe with running water from both bathroom sinks. Went outside to examine the clean out and found it was also draining well. Customer had contractors out working on plumbing as well.
Not cooling, Replace bad capacitor, replace bad thermostat . System working at this time
Upon arrival the home owner showed us to the hose bibs located on the front and back of the home, these hose bibs had broken handles. We advised the home owner of the condition of the isolation gate valves. With the customer’s approval we disconnected and removed both hose bibs and installed new hose bibs and new isolation valves. As a courtesy we also replaced the PRV and main shut off valve for the home as they needed to be removed for installation of the new hose bib. We completed all work and tested to confirm proper function, no further issues detected.
For this job we replaced three outdoor outlets, separated the neutrals in the main panel, installed a whole home surge protector, and replaced a smoke detector.
Removed old leaking water heater replaced with new 40 gallon with warranty extender. PRV was failed removed and replaced with new PRV. Tested all work for leaks. Cleaned up. Gas didn’t turn back on when testing, Atlanta Gas coming out to fix and light pilot.
Replace evaporator coil. Installed water flood protection. Did a blower cleaning and condenser cleaning. Replaced condensate pump.
Performed two system home care, made some recommendations to improve the systems overall health. At this time, the homeowner did opt to do some repairs to the unit today to ensure the unit will operate properly.