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Joel did a great job fixing the ballasts in our light.. Very thorough, nice to work with.
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Nick, Erik, and Cameron all exibited EXCELLENT customer service, knowledge, and professionalism. Erik and Cameron unequivocally went above and beyond to get the job done. True asset to TE Certified.
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My husband and I are very pleased with TE Certified. The certified electrician, Marshall Reese, and his assistant were very knowledgeable about what they were doing. They were both very professional. I would definitely recommend this company to anyone and I plan on calling them again for our future electrical needs.
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Great service.
Response from TE Certified Electrical, Plumbing, Heating & Cooling:
Thank you for your review, Debra! We’re happy you had a great experience with us. Looking forward to helping you again!
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Performed diagnostic on 10yr old Goodman unit, upon arrival customer stated unit wasn’t working properly the last 3 days, stated it would cool for a couple hours then they wouldn’t be able to feel any airflow, customer stated the replaced filter Wednesday, previous filter was heavily impacted , checked both tstats, cycled to access mode, unit started up, went to attic and inspected furnace, did see filter was recently replaced, old filter was still in attic which could have caused unit to start freezing, secondary drain pan was dry with no water, checked blower capacitor, found below specs 12.5/7.8, recommend replacing capacitor, blower wheel impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning blower wheel, checked zone board and both dampers, inspected outdoor unit, found condenser impacted, recommend chemical cleaning condenser coil, checked capacitor, contactor, checked amp draws, compressor is pulling high amps , and over amping on start up RLA 14.1/10.7 LRA 77/90.8, recommend hard start kit,
Homeowner had us out today due to the system not cooling on the main floor. Upon arrival we noticed that is currently 86° inside the home. We set the system for cooling and noticed that the blower motor does not start and the coil starts to freeze over. We tested the ECM motor and found that the motor has failed and needs to be replaced. We also noticed some biological growth on the inside of the system. Homeowner will reach back out to us to figure out next steps.
Returned on site to complete repair on tub drains, we ended up replacing entire waste and overflow along with the p trap. Tested work with no fails, client did leave before work was complete but paid via swiper. Client has other contractors on site but locked the front door and let ourselves out through garage. As stated work completed and tested with no fails.
Performed diagnostic on 22yr old Rheem unit, upon arrival customer stated he had someone out working on unit and the left and wasn’t gonna be able to come back, inspected unit in attic, upon inspection found a transformer had been replaced and also two different capacitor sitting next to unit, noticed unit wasn’t wired properly, also noticed transformer wasn’t wired properly, they had low voltage wired to 208v side of transformer, explained to customer there could be other issues due to low voltage been wired to high voltage, inspected outdoor unit, found not wired properly as well, can see signs of oil at outdoor unit, hooked up gauges, standing pressures at 70psi on a r22 unit, explained to customer unit is low on r22, explained r22 is obsolete, highly recommend install supervisor, customer stated he had a friend that would bring him r22, explained we can’t add it to his system, customer stated he still wanted me to wire unit up properly, pulled all low voltage wires and wired proper
Called out to disconnect filtration system and reconnect service line without it
Client has us out today because anytime you use the right side of the kitchen sink water pours out from under the cabinet. Found that the metal nut that ties the collar onto the basket strainer was split and was allowing water to leak out. I do recommend to replace both the basket strainer and tubular drains but for today the client just wanted the nut replaced and leak to stop. Work is done and tested with no fails.
Installed new 1in HDPE underground conduit from exterior of garage junction to pool panel by equipment, installed new pool panel with surge protector, 2 15a gfci breakers and a 40a 2 pole breaker, all on a 60a breaker in main electrical panel, new 60a rated thhn wire in conduit, new junction box and switch for lights at junction.
Called out for leak on angle stop. Upon arrival, found leaking angle stop in master bathroom. Cut out old angle stop and replaced with new one. Restored water and tested for leaks. No leaks were found. Cleaned work area. Found several other issues in the home. The water pressure is too high at 130 psi. Also found that expansion tank has failed and is not strapped. Found other issues with water heater as well. Customer is aware of all issues. Quotes were submitted to fix issues.
Installed new electrical service. New exterior meter and disconnect, weather-head, eyebolt, new SER to panel and on line side of meter to weather-head, new Square D QO 42 space panel with dual function breakers and 2 pole gfci where required, updated grounding system, smoke detectors up to code and whole home surge protector.
Troubleshoot tripped breaker Replace bad surge protectors with new surge protectors
Homeowner had that on today because the system is not cooling properly. Upon arrival, homeowner informed us that he has had numerous Brown out Recently and he’s also noticed that whenever the air-conditioning unit kicks on the lights flicker. There is a York package unit from 2017. We noticed that both of the capacitors for the compressor and outdoor fan motor were worn and one was completely dead. We also tested the starting amps for the compressor and notice that they were almost 10amps higher than the maximum starting amps for the unit. We also noticed that the outdoor coil was dirty and recommended a clean as well. Homeowner approved to have all repairs made. After repairs are made we test it for proper operation. System is cooling at time of departure.
Homeowner had us out today because his system is not cooling properly. Upon arrival we noticed that the system is except for 76 and the system is not operable at the moment. We found that the common terminal was shorting out to R terminal due to wire touching and needing to be re wired. Homeowner approved to have low-voltage repair made. We also checked refrigerant pressures, which were within manufacture, specifications, and cleared out the drain
Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. low on r22. Compressor is also going out. Ship ship is tripped and touching metal tripping breaker. Exposed thermostat wire. Poor cap and contractor. Do not recommend repairs due to age of system and warranty purposes.
came out to a no cool. After a full diagnosis I found that the system had a bad capacitor and contactor. I replaced both those parts and found that condenser fan motor was also seized up. I gave the customer the option to replace that part but he declined. The customer will need to repair that part in order to finish the diagnostic check. I offered to have an Install supervisor come out and quote all new equipment considering it’s over 20 years old and is r22 but the customer also declined.
