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Excellent and efficient service on the malfunctioning flushing mechanism in the tank of my toilet. The part was needed for the repair was available in the truck, and the service was completed in 20 minutes.
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Cody was awesome. Showed up on time based on his phone arrival estimate. Provided detailed background information about my electrical issue. Answered all of my questions thoroughly including pictures and descriptions. Went through work estimate line item by line item to make sure I understood what was needed and why. And was personable and easy to chat with during the service as well. Couldn’t further recommend Cody is you need home electrical service!!
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They arrived on the same day of contact and completed the repairs in less than 1 hour. Excellent service!
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Griffin was on time, great customer service, knowledgeable. Definitely would use him again and recommend him highly
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On time. Reviewed the situation. Provided options. Executed the option choosen.
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Steven was very professional. He did an excellent job and I would call him again in a second if I needed him.
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Elijah was very friendly and professional. He completed his work quickly and cleaned up immaculately.
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TE provides the most dependable service to be found today in the Atlanta area! We have used them for 20 years, first for electrical, then plumbing and as of today Heating and Air! They are top notch and will not disappoint! The technicians always explain everything well, protect your property and make sure you are satisfied with the work before leaving. Highly recommend!
Response from TE Certified Electrical, Plumbing, Heating & Cooling:
Hi Angie! We truly appreciate your glowing review and long-time trust in TE Certified across all our services! Knowing you've relied on us for 20 years means a lot. We're always here whenever you need us. Thank you for choosing TE.
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Homeowner was experiencing a leak in the front yard. The homeowner exposed where it was leaking from which was near a gigantic tree. After the further evaluation of the front yard, we determined that a brand, new waterline and reconnecting back to the irrigation was the best route. We installed a new 1 inch waterline along with a courtesy ball valve. We also replaced the PRV and set the pressure to 65 psi. Testing and checked for leaks.
Customer has those plastic single piece stop and supply line under most vanity’s in the house. Thermal expansion tank failed and caused one to close by its self. Replaced thermal expansion tank and that valve and supply line. Left estimate to replace all of those inside the home.
Service call Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Found Major league in evaporator coil upstairs, recommend replacing system as is a single stage unit for three zones. Also is a 10 year-old Lennox that is already leaking. Refrigerant.
The homeowner reported three pinhole leaks in the kitchen ceiling. I cut out approximately three feet of half-inch copper pipe and replaced it with new copper. Additionally, the toilet flange in the upstairs guest bathroom was too high and broken. I removed and reinstalled the toilet, then cut out the old flange, lowered the pipe, and installed a brand-new flange for the toilet. After completing the work, I tested everything to ensure there were no leaks.
Performed one system diagnostic on the upstairs system, found a leaking rusted evap coil. The system is low on refrigerant as well indicating that it’s leaking, I left recommendations with the homeowner to repair it but replacement is a viable option considering the cost of repair and age.
Replaced water service to the home. Drilled a new penetration through the foundation and used copper pipe wrapped in protective tape to pass through the concrete. The hole was sealed with hydraulic cement and tar on both sides. Once inside, I installed a new ball valve and PRV then ran the pipe to the existing water line in the ceiling. I removed the ball valve and PRV that were installed at the water heater in the garage. The internet service line was damaged by the digging contractor. The service provider is scheduled to repair their line tomorrow. The homeowner was made aware of the damage.
Customer stated he hasn’t had hot water since Saturday due to the hot side on the water heater leaking. The water heater is 20 years old who provided an estimate to replace it and the customer approved the work to get done today. We turn off the water to the home and cut out the existing water heater and install the new water heater pan, 50 gallon natural gas water heater, a new gas whip, a new ball valve, expansion tank, and necessary materials to perform the job. We turn on the water and make sure to bleed out the air throughout the home and let the pilot light
Installation of a technician-supplied Tesla Wall Connector integrated with a Nurio Smart Charging Kit. The project included secure mounting of the Tesla charger, electrical wiring to the main service panel in compliance with local codes, and configuration of the Nurio kit for optimized smart charging.
The customer is getting ready to sell the home and discovered that the GFCI device by the front door was not working. The device still had power present so I supplied and installed a new Weather Resistant GFCI along with applying silicone to the gaskets In the upstairs bathroom the sconce lights were not working and the bath fan switch felt off. I removed the cover and pulled both switches out to find quick wiring was used and the switch leg for the sconce was not even attached. Both switches appear to have excess heat due to the quick wiring so I supplied and installed (2) new decora switches and tested them. I found double tapped neutrals inside the main panel along with dust and debris in the bottom of the cabinet and a 1” open hole at the top of the panel. In the sub-panel I found a multiwire branch circuit that was installed on (2) single pole breakers.
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