Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

Today we replaced the customers back yard Hosebib. The Hosebib didn’t shoot straight outside from the shut off so we relocated the Hosebib higher up. We also replaced the shut off inside as well.

Today I came out for 3 system Home Care. I inspected all electrical components, checked gas pressures, static pressures, blower wheel, evaporator coils, heat exchangers, duct work, cleaned flame sensor, cleaned inducer draft tubing, changed the filter, and cleared drain lines. System 1 is a 2021 Rheem furnace located in basement mechanical room with 2024 Carrier AC servicing office area. There is no secondary drain pan underneath the unit or condensation pump. Blower wheel has debris built up on fan blades. Evaporator coil has debris and biological growth present on coils. There is an UV light currently installed, but it doesn’t work. Insulation on one of the supply ducts is old and falling apart. Line set insulation is worn out and there is no UV cover on line set. Condenser coils have debris building up them. System 2 is a 2025 Goodman furnace located in basement mechanical room with 2025 Goodman AC servicing main level. Duct insulation is worn down and 4 supply collars are not p

Replace and install new water heater 12 year warranty includes permit inspection for the water heater for sometime later this week or the next.

Troubleshoot lightbulb issue

Arrived on site to quote installing a new outdoor outlet and video flood light. I Installed a new outdoor outlet on the front porch. I came off an existing outlet inside the home. I installed a new two gang box, GFCI outlet, standard outlet, and bubble cover. This is flush with the wall. I installed a new outlet on the inside of the home in the living room. These outlets are reading open ground. I explained to the homeowner what this meant and gave options to correct it. The homeowner is going to take care of the issue himself. For the flood light, i removed the existing flood light, installed a new conduit on the exterior of the home, and installed a new wire to down the side of the home. I installed a new box and customer supplied flood light camera. I helped 5e homeowner set up the new video flood light and made sure he is happy with the way the camera and lights are pointed. Everything is working upon departure.

Arrived on-site to troubleshoot the pond pump and provide an estimate for installing a new outdoor electrical outlet in an elevated location for easier access. After discussing the proposed work with the customer and receiving approval, we completed the approved installation. During the service visit, we also identified an existing surge protector that was no longer functioning properly. As a courtesy, we offered to remove the faulty surge protector at no additional charge and provided the customer with a quote for installing a new surge protection device. While troubleshooting the pond pump, we observed that it operated intermittently and did not consistently function as expected. Based on our findings, the pump may have failed or developed an internal mechanical issue. We recommended having a plumber further evaluate the pump and determine whether repair or replacement is necessary. Recommendations and Follow-Up: • Schedule a plumber to inspect the pond pump and determine the cause

Replaced customer supplied batteries in smoke detectors

Drained heater with hose outside and flushed heater of debree. Turned off power first. After flush I removed hose and filled tank. Ran all air out of system then turned power back on.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with him regarding their issue. Customer showed me to the main level guest bathroom and stated the toilet is constantly running. I diagnosed the issue as a failed fill valve which is not filling the tank and just constantly running. Customer also states the upstairs hall bathroom toilet handle is loose/not working. I inspected the upstairs toilet and found that the threads for the toilet handle are stripped and the handle needs to be replaced. The flapper for this toilet is also in poor condition. All other fixtures are working properly at this time. Whole house water pressure is at a safe level @60psi. Gave customer options to rebuild both toilets. Customer agreed to a minor rebuild for both toilets and I will also replace the broken handle. After getting the necessary materials I began work. Replaced fill valve, supply line, and flapper for both toilets. Replaced broken handle in upstairs hall bathroom toilet. Also tightened the toilet seat f

Cut drywall in kitchen and made two pinhole repairs on the hot and cold waterlines. Tested work for leaks and proper function. All good. Thank you for choosing TE!

Upon arrival we met with the customer who directed us to the kitchen sink. Chief complaint of disposal not working due to foreign object breaking in it. We replaced the disposal with a 1/2 HP unit and noticed that there was no hose clamp holding the dishwasher drain to the disposal. We put a complementary hose clamp on. Checked for proper drainage and performance. No leaks or errors at this time. Remove existing garbage disposal, furnish and install new garbage disposal, connect electrical wiring, connecting all drain lines replace as needed, test unit, clean-up, product overview and maintenance care with customer. Includes new Insinkerator Badger 1/2 HP Unit.

Install an outlet utilizing existing power in the water closet for a smaller power draw seat.

I was called out to Bobby’s house for a system inspection after another company replaced the system. During the evaluation we discovered that the drain line is struggling, the flood protection is minimal, the refrigerant is a bit low, the whip wire is improper, the locking caps are missing, there are wires on the air handler that are pushed through the metal, the zone board is basic, the bypass is outdated and oversized, and the insulation on the return plenum is in poor condition due to the pan getting flooded.

Arrived on-site to troubleshoot the landscape lighting system, the office light switch, and the front porch lighting timer. During the inspection, found that the office switch was defective and required replacement. Also inspected the front porch timer and landscape lighting controls. Further inspection revealed that several landscape light fixtures were damaged or broken, while other fixtures required bulb replacements. With the customer's approval, completed the following work: • Office Switch Replacement: Replaced the defective switch in the office and tested its operation to ensure proper functionality. • Front Porch Timer: Addressed the front porch lighting timer and verified the operation of the lighting controls. • Landscape Lighting Repairs: Identified damaged landscape light fixtures and lights requiring bulb replacements. Completed the approved repairs and replacements. • Landscape Lighting Control Upgrade: Removed the existing landscape lighting timer and installed a pho

Technician performed descaling flushes on both tankless water heaters located in the basement. Each unit was flushed separately to ensure thorough cleaning. Internal components were visually inspected and appeared intact. Technician observed damaged threads at the cold-water inlet hose connection on the right-side unit and replaced the tankless flush kit. A leak was also found in the exhaust vent piping serving the right-side unit. Technician cut out the leaking section and installed new PVC piping. Following descaling, clean water was run through each unit to remove any remaining descaling solution. Both units were reassembled and tested for proper operation. No leaks were observed at the time of service.

On today’s visit we installed a customer supplied Tesla wall connector in the garage.

Today I came out due to system no heating. System is a 2018 Rheem furnace located in basement with 2018 Rheem AC servicing whole home. Upon arrival customer stated he noticed heat went out yesterday. As soon as I called for heat, I heard a loud buzzing noise coming from inducer motor. The fan blades were stuck. I got the fan blades to move slightly, heat kicked on for a second, but went out again. Inducer motor made a big “clanging” sound before shutting off. I also noticed the igniter has heavy carbon build up. Blower wheel is impacted with debris on fan blades. Condenser coils are heavily impacted with debris. After going over all findings and options, customer is going to discuss with his wife and get back to me tomorrow on what they would like taken care of. It was a pleasure to meet you today and I look forward to hearing from you soon!

For this call, homeowners stated that they were having hot water issues where the water wouldn’t stay or get hot for too long when using water. We began our diagnosis at the crossover tee and felt the water was just lukewarm. We went down to the recirc pump to see it was off and checked the panel and it was tripped. We stayed for awhile to try and replicate the pump getting tripped to see why it happened. Homeowners let us know they had turned water off and drained down the home while away and we realized this would be the reason the pump tripped as it had air in the system causing it to overwork and trip and informed what to do to avoid it in the future. While here, they mentioned they’d been thinking about replacing the sewage ejector pump and agreed to have us replace it and while here we, as a courtesy, redid some pipes to properly have hvac condensate lines be pumped outside the home as it was draining into the sewage pit before our visit. After installing the pump and testing, w

Install a new dining chandelier and repair the master closet recessed fixture.

No heat due to the gas orifice was clogged by pipe dope and not letting gas pass thru it to get the flame. Other company did some repairs in the gas line and dropped some pipe dope on one of the gas orifice. Cleaned the gas orifice and heat works. Inspected entire system. Ac is low on Freon, outside condenser very dirty, dual capacitor weak (reading 29 on a 45 microfarad) and compressor with high amperage (12 amps and shouldn’t be higher than 17 amps, by the label). Ac is 16 years old and gas furnace 5 years old. Due to the age and condition of the ac system, the best option would be to upgrade the system, and bring savings, comfort and efficiency back to the house. Set a lead to quote upgrading for the only system in the house for today.

For this job, I repaired an outdoor outlet

Technician repaired a pinhole leak in the water line. The home’s water supply was shut off, and the system was drained to complete the repair using copper piping. Inspection of the removed piping revealed internal scale buildup consistent with hard water conditions. Options were presented to replace the affected water lines or install a scale inhibitor to help reduce future scale accumulation. The client declined both options at this time. Technician recommends replacing the affected water lines due to their existing condition. A scale inhibitor will not repair existing pipe deterioration however will prevent future build up.

Troubleshoot

Replaced aged and leaking toilet with new Kholer Highline. Repaired flange due to being too low. Tested toilet for leaks and function. No leaks.

No cool. Indoor fan not working. Found zoned 2022 carrier ac and furnace. Upon visual inspection found blower motor would not run. Upon further diagnostics determined blower motor to have failed. Blower motor is under warranty however OEM motor is currently back ordered 129 days. Carrier approved rescue motor for replacement. Rescue motor was ordered and will arrive later this week. Follow up visit for repairs scheduled for Friday at 8am for repairs to be completed. Signed customer up for Homecare. Once repairs are made full system can be inspected.