Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service in Dunwoody GA

Clear blockage in condensation line Customer was experiencing a blockage in condensation line serving for furnace. Tested for mainline but condensation line was only drain affected. Ran cable machine inside drain to clear gunk buildup. Ran cable several times. We were able to drop water level to appropriate pTrap level. Tested drain by an abundance amount of water in drain. Drain did not back up again. Clearing successful. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Removed and replaced the electric water heater. Made all code adjustments by adding a thermal expansion tank and a pan. Replaced the shut off valves on the water heater. Removed T&P drain from the hub drain in the ceiling and ran it to the exterior of the building. Turned in the water and pressurized the system, purged the air from the lines. The water heater is now heating properly.

Troubleshoot

Troubleshoot smell coming from fixtures upstairs. Install whole home surge protector. Replace one outlet in upstairs closet. Replace can light with new led wafer. Install dual function breaker on upstairs room circuit.

Came in today because system was showing a communicating error. Costumer had a power outage while being out of town which would cause system to lose communication, proceed to reboot system and check in communication and electrical components to make sure nothing was damage. System is now up and running. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

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

Installed all new customer supplied toilets inside all 4 bathrooms. Flushed and tested all operations with homeowner. Homeowner will install bidet seat for master bathroom.

Called out for a backed up ac drain in floor ran cable throughout line . Blockage was rust Also observed leaking shutoff in ceiling of basement Sewer supervisor to come out tomorrow 11-2 Thanks for choosing TE Certified

We connect an Kyln on a safety disconnect box and hard wire to main electrical panel

Leak search. The leak is coming from the overflow. The overflow is a specialty jacuzzi tub part.

Replaced failed blower motors for systems, started unit back up and they are working again.

Upon arrival, I met with the owners. Their kitchen sink is still struggling to drain properly with large volumes of water. I utilized the mini camera, found water standing in the immediate pipe in the wall and could only get the camera up to 20’. With the owners approval, I ran my hydrojetter to clean the line of standing debris and grease. I made several passes and also used my 400 to break up a dense section of debris. I performed a final inspection, confirmed the drain is clear beyond the closest tie in. I filled and drained the sink twice, confirmed flow and no leaks or errors. Perform sink drain line cleaning using hydro jetter. Drain clear only. Does not include repairs or main line cleaning. No warranty on drain cleaning.

Arrive spoke with customer. She stated unit was leaking water and had her handyman opened up unit to check system. I found extremely clogged filter due to construction dust. Check static pressure and it is high 1.44 change fan speed setting and got it down to 1.25. Check ductwork and found system short on CFM return and supply. Recommend adding ductwork on both return and supply.

Performed visual inspection of unit . Found dry cells in evap coil, dirty filter, half of the coil was not being used, basement thermostat failing intermittently was intermittently. Failing and kicking on the heat, no te flood protection, and supply plenums and run nit completely sealed. Customer is selling home and did not want to proceed with any repairs at this time. Unit is operational however not efficient.

The customer attic fan was not working so I went into the attic to check a few things and this is what was noticed: *In the 2g switch box right next to the stairs has a switch for the light and one for the fan *I removed the cover and verified that power was present *I turned the thermostat all the way down and the fan did not turn on *When trying to push the blades it was noticed that the motor was seized up. After removing the fan I supplied and installed a new fan motor and thermostat. I secured the wiring going to the fan and set it to 95 degrees per customers request and tested the fan I went to the switch box and found quick wiring was done to the switch so I applied new hooks for the terminals and tightened them down. I made sure the switch was on before leaving

Cleared blockage in main floor guest bathroom toilet with closet auger.

Customer has 4 y/o Lennox that operates for upper level. System was not cooling due tripped inline water safety caused by clogged drain line. Drain line is extended across attic with poor pitch. Removed drain line and installed low profile condensate pump with safety. System is currently working. Replaced 16x25x1 filter.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a toilet in the upstairs bath with a cracked tank and a shut off valve that would not turn off. Gave options. Removed toilet. Brass flange was intact. Installed new wax ring and bolts. Installed new kohler Kingston toilet. Replaced service valve and supply line. Sealed around base of toilet. Tested toilet thoroughly for leaks and functionality.

Keyless light changed to wafer light in guest bedroom closet. Broken switch in master bathroom replaced- supplied by customer.

Client was finding pooling water on main level floor after washing machine had run. I found that a HVAC condensate pump tube had been placed in a drilled hole and sealed with putty was the source of the leak. Below the location of the pump tubing is a p-trap that has been plugged and sealed with putty as well. We will return tomorrow to open up the wall on the opposite side and make repairs as necessary.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

Air is present within the water lines. I opened all accessible faucets to remove the air from the lines. Water leaking from the ceiling in the hallway. Upon looking in the ceiling, I discovered a 2” drain pipe with the condensation line and water heater t&p line inside of it. I discovered the the 3” branch is pitched backwards and contributing to the water overflowing from the drain. The water heater is 20 years old and the t&p valve discharged and caused water to put from the ceiling. I recommend replacing the water heater and properly routing the t&p drain to the outside of the building. After running the accessible faucets, no air is present at this time. The sink in the third room is draining slowly. *Turned off the water heater and drained.

Upon arrival customer stated that system was not working and cooling down home. Customer was not here for today’s visit but did have a friend on site. Spoke with customer by phone throughout today’s visit. Gas furnace is 17 years old, ac and coil is 15 years old. Did full evaluation of system found that unit has a failed outdoor capacitor. Contactor is very burnt and pitted, condenser coils are very clogged and dirty. Checked indoor unit, system has a (16x25x4) media filter. Blower wheel is very dirty, inside system is very dirty and heating elements are rusting. Customer er approved to have band aid repair done today. Replaced failed capacitor tested system outside now that it’s running. Condenser fan motor and compressor are pulling high amps and causing system to have performance issues and they are about to fail. Spoke with customer in regards to issues recommended updating system, customer approved to speak with install supervisor about updating system and adding a second system t

Repaired main water line leak at foundation wall. Cut out damaged section of piping and ran new copper water line into the home. Installed new whole home shut off valve. Installed new exterior hose bib with vacuum breaker. Rebuilt upstairs toilet. Troubleshoot why kitchen faucet was not getting any water flow.

We install two four inch can lights in the bathroom area.