Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service in Dunwoody GA

Came here today because system installed a year ago by TE had electrical issues due to landscaping company cutting up the low volt wire. When arrive electrician already ran and wire unit but system still did not start, when proceeded to test system found that transformer had also failed, proceed to replace transformer and made sure that system was running in proper condition. Noticed that reading in gauges were of and causing system to cycle. Found a restriction in evaporator coil. Let costumer know about this issues and will replace part under warranty. Manufactures are close at this time so I will call in the morning to confirm that part is available and let costumer know when will be install. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Install new patch cable low volt for condenser unit in 1/2 pvc conduit , up back side of wall into attic where splice will be made by condenser and in attic.

Arrived for dryer vent issue. Pulled entire dryer out of closet and vacuumed all behind. Sucked out vent outlet pipe. Re attached dryer vent with ring lock and checked all crawl space area for proper vent when running the system dryer . Vent is working properly at the moment.

Responded to the homeowner's concern regarding an electrical outlet that arced after they unplugged and pulled the washing machine away from the wall to clean behind it. The homeowner stated that when they plugged the washer back in, the receptacle visibly arced. Removed the receptacle for inspection and found that the equipment grounding conductor was positioned against the hot terminal screw. When the receptacle was pushed back into the electrical box, the grounding conductor contacted the hot terminal, causing the arcing condition. Replaced the damaged receptacle and properly repositioned the conductors to prevent future contact. Because the home's electrical panel was recently replaced and the circuit is protected by an AFCI safety breaker, verified breaker operation since it did not trip during the arcing event. Inspected all breaker connections and performed functional testing. The breaker operated and tripped properly during testing, and no defects or wiring issues were found

Unfortunately the hot tub itself has connections that are melted so we cannot replace the cord. You might be able to get a hot tub repairman to fix it or you’ll have to replace the hot tub. I’m giving you a discount on the troubleshoot since I should’ve done this initially when I came out. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

Replaced pressure reducing valve and main water shut off for

Customer says upstairs AC is not cooling properly. Inspected Lennox AC located in attic which services upstairs and found leak on line set near compressor. System needs a 12” return. Recommended replacing outdoor starting components and super cleaning condensers. Customer moved forward with repairs on line set. Replacing filter. Charging system back up to specs and super cleaning coils. Repaired leak. Replaced filter. Super cleaned coils and charged system back up to specs.

Arrived on site for hvac noise call. Checked in with customer and he showed me mini split head in basement of house. A super loud clanking was coming from unit that got faster when the speed of the fan was increased. Took head off the unit itself, cleaned off filters and head with nitrogen. Then adjusted base because the set screw on shaft was rubbing against casing creating the noise. After adjusting mount, noise is now gone.

Replaced pool pump breaker

Perform Condensate drain line repair for the air handler unit. Homeowner is having issues with water. P-trap was plugged solid with no clean out. Drain line did not have a vent tube after the p trap. The unit is 3 1/2 tons. We are missing a lot of ductwork. Explain to the homeowner this is going to cause the unit to condensate more than it should. Drain line is repaired. NO LEAKS! Added condensate tablets to the evaporator pan. Also treated drain with endure. The drain line runs into a contraption/main drain inside of the return plenum. The grills on the outside of the closet do not match the holes made for the return air. System is 10 years old. Compressor is pulling higher starting amperage. Homeowner is aware that the evaporator coil is very rusty. She is trying to get a few more years out of the existing system.

Ran 25 foot natural gas grill whip underneath back porch from gas stub out point to where grill is located. Strapped line underneath and then on the side of back porch for stability. Tested for leaks and turned grill on. Temps reached 700 degrees.

For this job I rebuilt the inside of the tank in the ,aster bath toilet. Water was running through the flush tower making the fill valve turn on every so often and causing water bill to be higher than usual. Toilet tank has all new parts including fill valve, flush tower, gaskets and bolts, also have a new water supply line. Tested all work and left work area clean. Meter box was checked and did not get any readings when water was in use. Also heard and unusual clicking noise coming from the meter itself.

Main floor has bad capacitor 40+5. Upstairs has bad capacitor 35+5. Wet switch for upstairs would illuminate but not turn off power, unit would continue cooling. Homeowner agreed to replace both capacitors. Homeowner was concerned why this was never mentioned before, I did not see estimates for it. Gave additional $50 discount.

Installed new Daikin 12k Minisplit. Leveled outdoor and indoor unit. Ran new 1/4x3/8 lineset. Pressure tested and vacuumed system to below 500 microns. Tested system in both heating and cooling. Cleared and tested drain line. Checked air temperatures at indoor unit. Added Uv protection to line set and applied expanding foam to drain and lineset penetration.

Performed home care plumbing inspection. Flushed tankless water heater.

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a slow bathroom sink drain. I tested by running water it backed up instantly. I wrote up options to perform work and receive approval to start. I took apart the p trap and pop up assembly and cleaned it. I then put everything back together to test for leaks. The sink is now draining as it should and the homeowner is satisfied. I also did a super cleanup as well. *Clean p trap

Installed a stand alone tub and connected the drain. Installed the trim for the tub. Turned on the water and tested by filling up the tub. Tested with no leaks.

Arrived at 11am for a condenser coil cleaning and a 10” return duct run add on. Spoke to homeowner and informed them that I would be here past three doing today’s task. Homeowner said that they would only like to have the condenser cleaned today and the duct run for another day due to time. Cleaned condenser coil in today’s visit. Disassembled the outdoor unit cleaned it with solution and put it back together. Tested system system in cooling and it is operating at this time. Need to come back on 6/30/26 at 8am to do the duct run for the return. Will need a helper to do duct run. Homeowner also wants the maintenance done as well. Collected payment and signatures today and system is cooling at departure.

Full system swap out with new plenums. Vertical to horizontal conversion.

Locate switch leg and switch box for handyman

Troubleshoot

Came out today for a leak under the kitchen sink. During my evaluation, I found the leak was coming from the existing rubber P-trap, which was leaking from both connection points. I reviewed repair options with the homeowner, and Mrs. decided to move forward with replacing the rubber P-trap with a new PVC P-trap assembly. After installation, I thoroughly tested the drain by running the kitchen faucet and operating the garbage disposal while inspecting all connections. No leaks were found after the repair. The drain system is functioning properly at this time.

Due to a lightning strike we had to run a new circuit from the main electrical panel to the new pool panel provided by the pool company. We ran a load calculation to determine the correct sizing of the circuit. We ran the circuit in 6 ga wire and installed a 50 amp breaker to be able to power the pool equipment panel. After installation we verified that correct voltage (243 across hot phases, 121 across each hot phase to ground) was present. The pool panel is now ready for the pool company to come in and hook the pool equipment up.

Arrived at the home due to tripping breaker inside disconnect for pool equipment. Federal pacific disconnect and breaker, we replace it with new disconnect by pool, bypass current disconnect, replaced romex inside of conduit.

Completed service call found a completely clogged condensation drain client. We had to pass it through her manager to get the approval for the quotes. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Upstairs furnace #202 green