Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

Today I Came Out To Address The Homeowners Concern Of The Outlet For The Ejector Pump Not Working. I Met With The Homeowner And He Showed Me The Outlet And Panels. I Went Over The Agenda And Took A Look At The Outlet. I Determined The Outlet Was Already On A Dual Function Breaker. I Replaced The GFCI Device For A Standard Outlet. I Tested My Work For Functionality And Went Over The Install With The Homeowner. I Showed Him All Of My Connections And Testing. During My Evaluation I Noticed Mis-Match Breakers In The Main Panel As Well As Tandem Breakers Located Within The Panel. Tandem Breakers Are Not Accepted In Thus Type Of Panel Neither Are Different Brand Breakers. I Went Over This With The Homeowner And Left A Panel Replacement Quote Due To The Location Of The Breakers And How Many. I Answered All Questions That Were Asked Of Me. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Homeowners A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The A

Came out to install gas lanterns on the front porch in place of the electric lanterns currently installed. Electricians came and removed existing lights/electrical. Mounted new lanterns to the front of the home. Cut multiple holes in the basement ceiling and walls of the foyer. Tapped into a half inch line in the basement ceiling and installed a tee with two next has shutoff valves for the fixtures. Ran 1/4 in soft copper lines from the basement to the fixtures and connected to the gas supply. Restored gas to the home and bled air from the fixtures throughout the home. Lit gas lanterns and adjusted flame per manufacturer specs. Sealed around lanterns and strapped gas piping. All work was tested for leaks and functionality. Valve tags were added to shut off valves.

Today we were called out because the homeowner has an issue with Eaton gen 2 breakers. He has had a couple people come out to try and fix his issue. There is 11 GEN two breakers and one non-unlisted breaker. Today we replaced the non-listed breaker. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Install new cans in closets, replace a GFCI, install a splice box in the attic.

Removed the pavers surrounding both gas post lights, hand dug and ran a new ground wire from each light over and to the pools equipotential ground that circumnavigates the pools perimeter and bonds back at the pool equipment.

We will run a 30 amp circuit for a sauna to the close wall in the basement

Home care inspection on two systems. Checked pressures, amperage on motors and compressors, replaced upstairs system filter (413), customer will order filters, checked capacitors, temperature differential, heat exchanger and visual inspection , as well. Both systems are working properly in heating and cooling mode. Upstairs system is 11 years old head pressure is high (409 psig) and system not efficient. Humidity level upstairs can increase, specially on hotter days Recommend to upgrade the upstairs system, due to the age (out of warranty), and condition (not efficient), and bring saving, comfort and efficiency back to the house. Customer declined any quote at this visit and will wait for the next spring. Also recommend to do a chemical wash on the evaporator coil, and install a blue tube up light, to give better air quality to the house, and to prevent biological growth inside the system. Evaporator coil has some biological growth inside already, and it affects the air qualit

Supply and install led 2x4 flat panel

Thermostat upstairs was hanging off wall . Repaired thermostat for customer and made sure equipment came on . No full inspection was done . Repair wiring and mount tstat .

Customer wanted to have their kitchen faucet replaced. Their shutoffs were good and pressure was at forty p. S. I. Customer agreed to our quote, we uninstalled the old kitchen faucet and installed the new one, turn the water on and test it for leaks. No leaks, customer wanted a quote to replace the 75 gallon. Natural gas water heater that they have at the moment. It is currently ten years old. Thank you for choosing and trusting t e with your plumbing needs

I performed a copper pipe repair that had a pinhole leak on the 90° fitting that had leaked water into the dining area. After cutting out the old pipe and installing the new pipe, I turned the water back on and pressure tested for 15 minutes to ensure that is no longer leaking and found no issues with the work that was performed today. Michael did mention that he has been dealing with multiple pinhole leaks in the house and would like estimates to re-pipe the house with new piping, new water heater, new sump pump, and also added a water monitoring system that can’t detect leaks inside of the home and will turn the water off to reduce water damage in the home. Today’s work is complete and thank you for choosing TE certified. Have a blessed day!

Today We Came Out To Do A Panel Restoration. We Met With The Homeowner And Informed Her Of Our Arrival And When We Would Be Dropping Power. I Removed All Existing 120V Breakers And Replaced Them With Dual Function Breakers. I Replaced The x2 240V Breakers For New Ones Also. I Made Sure Any Aluminum Connections Were Coated With Anti-Oxidant Paste. We Did Have One Breaker Trip So We Performed A Troubleshoot. We Determined A Light Fixture Had A Neutral Screw Touching A Bonded Piece Of Metal To Hold The Socket. We Moved It And The Breaker Reset. I Tested Everything For Functionality And We Re-Labeled The Panel. I Went Over All Of The Work Performed Today And Answered Any Questions That The Homeowner Had. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Homeowners A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Julian And I By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To

Arrived on site to repair a leak coming from the penetration. We dug up the side of the house to expose the waterline , and removed the section of the waterline. We then ran our new pipe from the outside wall into the Basment waterline. We tested our connections to ensure waterline was secured, sealed the penetration, and back filled.

Demo out transformer for water filtration system

Troubleshoot where the water is coming from that’s collecting in the fan light fixture.

Installed EV Receptacle and Whole Home Surge Protection

Add new outlet and replace one bad landscape light

Met with the owner on site and we first took a look at the master shower. They believed there was a possible clog but after testing, I confirmed it is draining properly at this time. We then took a look at a leak in the basement kitchenette sink. Found a leak from the basket strainer and possibly from other slip nuts. I removed and replaced the basket strainer, tailpiece and trap assembly. Ran water, tested and confirmed no leaks or errors at this time. Remove basket strainer and collar, includes replacement of: strainer, collar, tail piece extension, trap, and p-trap for one compartment sink, test and clean up work area.

Arrived on-site to provide a quote for replacing the existing Gen 2 Eaton breakers due to safety concerns associated with this breaker generation. The homeowner approved the quoted work. Removed and replaced the existing breakers with compatible replacement breakers. After completing the installation, tested the breakers and verified proper operation. Confirmed that the breakers are functioning as intended at the time of service.

Performed 2 system inspection but after completion client chose to sign up for 2 system homecare. 14x25x1 filters are dirty and replaced them today. Tested all heat and cool operations and revealed the following: UL system furnace in the attic wa installed unsecured in the center causing it to warp in the center. The door panels do not secure adequately and this allows hot attic air to infiltrate the system after the filter. This will eventually clog the coil causing inefficiencies and failures. The auxiliary drain pan only fits under the coil and should be under both furnace and coil. The center of the furnace should have had a block under it like the coil and back side of furnace do. There is inadequate flood protection and I recommend upgrading to a wet switch and drain switch for peace of mind. The suction line does not have armor flex insulation 14” before the coil in the attic and this not only will cause inefficiencies it will drip condensation onto the ceiling below and eventu

Technician inspected a reported wet spot on the ceiling. Diagnostic options were discussed with the client, including opening the drywall to investigate the source. The client acknowledged that any drywall repairs would be their responsibility. Upon opening the area, the technician confirmed that the drywall was wet. No plumbing was found near the affected area, and no plumbing-related source was identified. The client reported recent rainfall in the area. Photos uploaded to the system document wet spots along the floor joists toward the front of the home. Technician recommends having a water mitigation team assess moisture levels and determine any necessary next steps. Further evaluation is needed to confirm the source of the water intrusion.

Completed the split job

I’m on inquired about leak and laundry room. After further diagnosis, technician determine leak was coming from pinholes on copper pipe. Technician also found surrounding pipe needed to be replaced because pinholes were forming. Technician replaced big section of copper lines with pex. Checked and tested for leaks. Technician found main water shut off was non-operational. Technician replaced main water shut off with new quarter turn shut off. Technician also increased pressure to home to 65 psi and removed flow restriction devices in master shower and master sinks.

This option is to provide and install A Tesla Universal Wall Connector at the front of the garage.

On todays visit we arrive to install outlets and home runs for new circuits. These circuits included dedicated space heater in basement, dedicated bathroom basement outlet circuit, and splitting basement outlet circuit into two circuits