Alpharetta GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Company

Coil and outdoor unit is fully completed and customer happy, also had to change blower speed to fan

Customer smelled gas by the stove, they called the gas company and they found there was a leak somewhere in the wall, I arrived today and pressure tested the system, the pressure was not holding, I cut out a small section of drywall to leak test the 90 coming out of the wall, did not find a leak, we then cut out the back of the cabinets next to the stove, there were no fitting on the line, I turned gas back on for a few minutes and leak tested using a gas sniffer, I stuck the sniffer further into the wall where the 90 came down on the vertical line from the attic, the sniffer picked up some gas, we cut on the wall where the pipe dropped down, leak tested the 90 and found a leak coming from the top of the 90, we turned gas off to the home, unthreaded the horizontal piece from the 90 before unthreading then90 from the vertical pipe, then threaded a new 90 onto the vertical piece, treaded the horizontal piece into the new 90, we then reconnected the existing line to the stove using a new

Replace burnt GFCI

For this job, the customer called us out due to a tripping breaker. He requested that I replace the breaker. I replaced the breaker but it tripped again. I discovered that it was a chewed wire feeding a flood light. I pulled on the wire and had enough slack to make connections on the part of the wire that was not compromised. The breaker is holding and everything is working. Thank you for choosing TE Certified Electricians!

Service visit on Generac 26kw

We replace a chandelier in the entrance foyer of the house and install a wireless switch in kids bedroom upstairs.

For this job we replaced 3 customer supplied faucets. 2 in the master and 1 in the upstairs guest bathroom. We also replaced the stop valves for those sinks with new quarter turn valves. Installed new supply lines as well, tested all work and left work area clean.

Set timer to landscape lights

Attempt to clear shower blockage in master on 2nd floor Troubleshoot 3 bathroom sinks on the 2nd floor We were called out today for a shower and bathroom sink that were experiencing a slow drain on the 2nd floor. Upon arrival the customer stated they had a shower that was starting to puddle after a couple of minutes and would slow drain. We took a look at the shower and we noticed some debris in the drain. We confirmed by running water for a long period of time and it would puddle up. We tested the bathroom group also to ensure there was not a sign of a bigger issue going on. We took a look at the bathroom sink and it would puddle up, but there were no signs of a blockage. We noticed the stopper was to low and causing it to drain slowly. The customer informed me they had two more sinks with similar issues. The customer decided to proceed with work today and we took care of the stoppers and allowed proper flow again. We ran our cable machine in the shower drain and we found gunk buil

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Play troubleshoot for customer to find where the leak was coming from why they had a high water bill turns out it is on the irrigation side

Performed 2 system homecare. Flushed drain lines. I tested both units in heating and cooling. Checked refrigerant pressures and amps on strip heat. Replaced upstairs air filter. Customer will order new media filters for next visit (gave her the sizes). I checked capacitors on indoor and outdoor units. I installed flood protection on upstairs system (verified that it was working) and UV light to treat black biological growth. Heating and cooling systems were operating when I left.

Replaced shutoff valve on master toilet that was not shutting off all the way. Rebuilt toilet with new fill valve and flush valve seal. Replaced toilet seat that was broken.

For this job, I worked on running a new 60 amp circuit for a Tesla charger that TE provided. I also added an outlet in the garage and an outlet on the left-hand side of the house. As a courtesy, I troubleshot outlets that weren’t working and I leveled two exterior lights.

Came in today becuase costumer was water coming from the ceiling. When inspecting system found that condensation line had been damage and was leaking and also seating a lot causing ceiling damages. Also found a lot of biological growth spreading through system and high humidity level. Costumer also has not got system inspecting in a long time so recommended joining maintenance plan . Let costumer know about this issues and presented options. Costumer decided to move forward with repairs. Work was done and tested system is now working properly. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Came to troubleshoot the floodlight camera, hallway lights, and upstairs hallway lights. Found the floodlight camera has failed and needs to be replaced. Found the downstairs hallway light was not connected due to a short between the two can lights.   Also found incorrect switches were installed: single-pole switches were used where 3-way switches are required, and 3-way switches were used where 4-way switches are required in the upstairs hallway. Several switch connections were also loose.   Quoted customer for whole-home re-device, re-running the jumper between the can lights, and correcting the 3-way and 4-way switch wiring. Customer will contact us later to proceed.

For this job, customer stated that the pantry light fixture was not working and flickering same thing in the closet in the upstairs bedroom so I did a ballast bypass on both fixtures and they work perfectly now with new bulbs. I also installed whole home search protection in both main panels And changed out a wrong breaker for the correct breaker.

No cool 16 year old trane system with a failed capacitor. Unit has a damaged compressor. Compressor will keep damaging capacitors. The unit was overcharged with refrigerant and someone had installed the incorrect size of capacitor on the outdoor condensing unit. The gas line entering the furnace is not to code due to it not having a properly installed sediment trap. The heat exchangers are starting to crack (possible fire and carbon monoxide hazard). The system is also short on return air and needs a new return plenum. System needs to be replaced asap. No warranty or refunds. Compressor is damaged and may/will burn out new capacitor in the near future. System needs to be replaced. Customer has been advised. Customer had me replace the capacitor and declined to get an estimate for a new system (they plan on selling the home in the spring). The unit was operating when I left. System also needs better flood protection and the drain line needs to be cleaned and flushed.

I came out to replace seven smoke detectors and six carbon monoxide detectors that were 10 years old and we’re going bad. These are a BRK smoke detectors, which are a first alert company. These smoke detectors have a one year warranty on the smoke detector itself and should need their batteries changed every 2 to 3 years. You do have two smoke detectors, one outside of the main floor bedroom and one outside of the basement bedroom that are actually BRK combo smoke detectors, but are a slightly different style. Those use AA batteries instead of 9 V batteries. They have the same warranty as the others and are just as good. Because you are a long time customer of TE and because you got so many I did give you a discount. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

Performed spring maintenance on whole home system. Replaced all filters, checked blower wheel for built up dirt/dust, cleaned flame sensor, cleared inducer port, tested hot surface igniter, took delta Ts, cleared drain line, tested safety switch, tested all electrical components, tightened all electrical connections, took running volts/amps, checked refrigerant pressures, and monitored systems operations. All drain lines are improperly pitched, not a good slope, water not draining properly, drain pan outside of condensate drain pan. No ss2 and wet safety switches installed in neither system. Water in the upstairs drain pan due to clogged up drain line. Basement system outdoor capacitor is bad Biological growth in plenums One supply run in the bathroom is creating microbial growth around the grill Fixed the upstairs drain line Installed an ss2 and wet safety switches Installed 3 Apco-X Uv lights.

Install a new smoke detection system on the home, replace two light fixtures and rewire a ceiling fan.

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Spoke with install manager to send install back out. TE installed downstairs furnace in an encapsulated crawl space without Fresh or intake.

For this job, I worked on installing 220 volt outlet for sauna outside with weather rated box and outlet

Replaced customers PRV fixed leak on condensation pump for tankless water heater replaced Studer vent for washing machine install installed new ball valve for whole house shut off and clean drains for showers upstairs, guest and master