Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service in Dunwoody GA

Tech diagnosed system found pressure low, tech did a leak search at indoor and outdoor units, did not detect any leak from both units, tech added 3lbs of R-32 refrigerant to system topping off levels, tech recommended outdoor coil cleaning for ac unit, customer approved to do work, and tech replaced bad condensate pump and clear tubing… system is operating good at this time… customer signed up to our Home Care maintenance plan… will schedule accordingly when fall season arrives… Thanks for choosing TE Certified if you liked your technician service today don’t hesitate to leave a 5 star review!

Install new electrical panel with main breaker, install dual function breakers for GFCI protection required for permit, install dual function breakers for arc fault protection of extended circuits, install smoke detectors up to current code, install surge protection. SMOKE DETECTORS TO BE SUPPLIED: First Alert SC5 hardwired smart smoke/carbon monoxide detectors

Performed 1 system diagnostic on system that serviced whole home, unit is zoned but single stage equipment. Found failed blower motor, failed capacitors, pitted contactor, dirty blower, rusted burners, no te flood protection. Unit is R22 and furnace is 31 years old and ac and coil is 20 years old. Due to age of system and types of repairs recommended joining homecare and replacing system to high efficiency inverter technology system to utilize zoning correctly. Unit is none operational at this time. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Customer called us out for a clogged toilet. On arrival the upstairs hall bathroom toilet was clogged and the flush valve was leaking causing the toilet to over flow. I shut off the water and cleaned it up. I checked the mechanical room below the bathroom and it was leaking. I then gave the customer multiple estimates. They chose to have the toilet cleared, pulled and reset, and to replace the gasket on the flush valve. I cleared the toilet with a closet auger, removed the toilet, cleaned off the old wax, installed new wax ring, reset the toilet, caulked around the base, tested throughly, then cleaned up the water in the mechanical room. Cleaned up my work space and tested throughly.

6/24: Left a vm and sent text to schedule-ct Install new outlets in keeping room and master bedroom TVs. Replace keeping room ceiling fan. Replace the kitchen light, kitchen table light, foyer chandelier, three bathroom vanity lights, hall light and master toilet light. Replace smoke detectors.

R22 system not keeping up. Refrigerant lever,s are good and I do have 18 delta T. Splits level home with system in the garage with thermostat on the main floor. I recommended having insulation looked at but at this time that system is doing everything it can. I also recommend upgrading the equipment and potentially upsizing the equipment if needed and schedule our install supervisors to design a system and duct work to take care of you and your homes needs.

TE certified will perform a Band-Aid repair by replacing the immediate leaking drain on the washing machine. We would also need to put in a new washing machine box. Today I installed a new prv, ball valve whole home shut off valve, two hose Bibb shut off valve. In addition, I replaced approximately 4 feet of cast-iron along with the installation of a new washing machine box and the water connections that come with it. As the customer requested, I mounted the standing sink in the laundry room. I tightened the packing nut on the back hose Bibb along with attempting to remove sediment from the cold supply line in the master bathroom. Everything went according to plan, and the only thing that did not fully solve the initial problem. Was the attempt add a faucet pressure increase which was unsuccessful. There is an issue on the internal housing of the faucet, which will require the customer to supply new faucet for us to replace if they choose to have that addressed. The work performed by

Arrived spoke with customer he stated many split in sunroom is leaking water onto floor. Found unit leaking water due to clogged drain line causing water to overflow drain pan. Customer approved drain line clean. Removed washable filters. Cleaned filters. Flushed and treated drain lines for both mini split heads. Treated with enzymes. Checked outdoor unit. Checked amperage and pressures. Dust buildup on both indoor evaporator coils. Dust buildup on blower wheel for sunroom. Also condenser coil dirty. The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

Full system changeout for whole home. 3 zones. New zone board added and two new return cut ins for system. Extended flue pipe on exterior of home.

2 water heater change

Arrived spoke with customer she stated system runs, but does not reach temperature. Checked indoor unit found no in-line safety or wet switch. Dirty blower wheel. Failing blower motor. Checked outdoor unit and found refrigerant pressures low. Compromise compressor been running on low refrigerant. Bad, dual capacitor and failing outdoor motor. Highly recommend system replacement due to age, efficiency, and cost of repairs. System 2008. TE certified will not do any major repairs due to age of system. Estimate to have idea of repair cost. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Performed 1 system diagnostic found on main level unit. Found unit frozen after the metering device. Found evap coiled rusted and multiple components covered in water, found the outdoor unit completely dirty, and the charge was low. Explained to customer that if we were to replace evap coiled rusted the compressor does have a possibility of failing due to the unknown amount of time the compressor was starved and. Running with a restriction. Due to the age of the unit, unit being out of warranty and the cost of repairs. I would recommend replacement over any kinda of repairs as well as join homecare. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Returned to install customer supplied faucet as per estimate. Removed and disposed of old unit. Removed and disposed of old pop up assembly. Cleaned entry sites for both aforementioned components. Installed new faucet and new pop up assembly. Connected new supply lines, turned water on via recently installed stop valves, and tested rigorously for leaks. Found no issues at this time. Cleaned work area and disposed of all waste materials prior to departure.

Performed camera inspection of the sewer line and discovered that there was a large wipe blockage lodged in the sewer line. I successfully cleared the blockage and provided them relief. I highly recommend to have the remainder of cast iron sewer line replaced with new schedule 40 PVC.

Arrived on site for leaking hvac. Checked in with customer and also checked thermostat for power and functionality. System was already in a call for cool, went upstairs into the attic and found the drip pan to have water inside of it. Drip pain is a little bent up, allowing water to flow out of cracks onto floor. There are two towels inside the drip pan. Looks like they were trying to soak up the water. Opened up the unit and turned power off, checked out everything. Found filter to be extremely dirty needs to be changed. Turn system back on with the doors open and notice water coming out from top of blower motor housing. Indicating that water is coming from the heat exchanger/Evap coil area. Went outside to convincing unit to check pressures. Low side is OK at 60. High side was continued to climb, pouring towards a blockage in this refrigeration system itself. System is running on R 22. Customer is aware that we can’t really do anything with it. Per customer “ I have a buddy that doe

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.

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.