Both young men were very knowledgeable and professional and explained everything they did and walked me through everything after completing the job,
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Thank you, Chandler, for your attention to detail, strong effort, and for taking the time to walk me through the service you provided.
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Job well done and the technician was professional and knowledgeable
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Brandon was very knowledgeable, patient and forthcoming with information and improvement.
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Today was the second occasion I had to require the services of TE Certified. I contacted the company concerning a different matter based on the outstanding service I received from their technician, Mike Pharr, who made several plumbing repairs for me recently. He returned today to fix a different issue and I couldn’t be happier with the work he performed. I highly recommend TE Certified.
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I had a leak spring up under my bathroom sink & needed a “reputable” plumbing company. TE Certified came highly recommended & I was able to schedule service quickly to work around my crazy schedule. Not only was Mike very polite & knowledgeable, he pointed out some other problematic areas of my sink with recommendations as to how to repair them. I did not believe he was upcharging me as I could quickly verify from the internet the veracity of his claim. I highly recommend this company & have added their contact information to my speed dial.
Response from TE Certified Electrical, Plumbing, Heating & Cooling:
Hi Kimberly! We’re so glad to hear Mike delivered the kind of honest, knowledgeable service we’re proud of. Thanks for putting your trust in us, and for making us a speed dial favorite!
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Ran new circuit for outdoor patio motorized screen, also capped wire In panel box and replace dishwasher breaker
as we arrive today Mrs. Campbell explain to us that she would like to remove an existing floodlight and replace it with a new ring flood light. She also wants to move the light that we took down to the backyard where we would have to install a new switch leg for that light. Mrs. Campbell decided to go ahead and replace the existing light for now. I’m leaving an estimate for the new switch leg and light to be installed in the back. It was very nice to meet you today, Mrs. Campbell! If you have any questions about the estimate or need anything else in the future, please feel free to give me a call anytime. Thank you, Brandon
Mounted a ring camera by front door, customer opted to have the camera not be connected to existing doorbell wires
Installed new 200a Service to replace old one with a burned panel. New exterior meter and disconnect, new service cable to panel, new square d QO panel with all dual function 120v breakers and all new two pole breakers, hole home surge protector, new grounding system, and updated smoke detectors in bedrooms and hallways.
Change simple flush mount light and hallway sconce
Performed diagnostic on 16yr old York unit, upon arrival customer stated unit wasn’t heating properly, stated it would run for a few minutes and shut down, checked tstst, already in heat mode, upon goin in attic unit was on and heating, noticed no flood protection, explained the importance of flood protection to stop ceiling damage from water back up, after running for about 8 min unit shut down and gave 4 flashes( high limit open), inspected furnace, checked heat exchanger see a lot of rust but no visible cracks, explained there could still be hairline cracks from all the rust, found blower wheel heavily impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning, also explained blower can still fail after cleaning, blower capacitor checked ok, inducer motor over amping 1.20/1.06, recommend replacing inducer motor , duct are heavily impacted, recommend duct cleaning, as well as indoor air quality such as apco x, spoke with customer about home care options, went over all repair options customer chose opt
Came out to a no heat on a single system 2003 gas furnace. After diagnosing the system I found the flame sensor wasn’t proven flame. I clean the flame sensor a ran the system for 30 minutes. The system is running according to specifications.
Arrived to install new supply plenum, spoke with customer about repair and explained there will still be airflow issues even with replacement of supply plenum, highly recommend adding a bypass as well as dumb zone due to duct design, customer declined and just wanted to move forward with supply plenum, removed old plenum, installed new supply plenum, wrapped plenum with insulation and added 2 12” tap ins , secured both dampers and sealed up all air leaks, system is back up and running at time,
Came out today due to basement system not heating. Upon inspection of the system found that there was no power. After proceeding to trace back power all the way to the breaker box found customer recently had some electrical work done. Also found busbar on main breaker, burnt and melted. Upon further inspection found that the air handler power from the main breaker had been disconnected from breaker, and there was no unused breaker in there. Upon speaking with homeowner recommended having electrician come out to repair breaker box. At this time, customer agreed to have quote to repair electrical system at this time. Once power is restored to system stated to the customer if system does not work or she wants an inspection to give us a call at that time and we will return, and there will be no service fee due to today’s service fee.
Performed troubleshoot and found bad connections with switches
Came out today to perform one system hvac service call. On arrival customer stated that the system was not producing heat. Upon inspection found the air handler fuse to be blown, after replacing the fuse tested system to insure the fuse would not blow again, manually tested defrost board, heat strips, and all wiring and the fuse did not blow again. Upon further inspection found there was no flood protection on the system, there was no uv protection as well. Also found that the heat strips were too big for the wiring and circuit, customer elected to have electrician come give a quote to run new circuit. At this time system is up and running.
