Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

Installed Goodman 2Ton air handler and heat pump. Return plenum and cut in.

Upon arrival, we met with the homeowner regarding a recurring issue with the sewer ejector pump located in the basement closet. The homeowner stated that the pump failed twice within the past week, resulting in sewage overflowing from the basin. After evaluating the system, we provided the homeowner with replacement options. The homeowner approved installation of a Liberty Pump with a Liberty High Efficiency Alarm system, designed to alert them in the event of float failure. During the repair, we also addressed deficiencies in the existing drain line caused by a previous improper installation. The following corrections were made: • Installed a new shut-off valve (not previously present) • Replaced the existing check valve with a new quiet check valve • Modified and secured drain line connections to ensure proper function and sealing After installation, we performed multiple operational tests to confirm: • No leaks were present • Pump was functioning properly • Primary float and ala

Customer called us out to complete quoted work. Quoted work was: clean second Jack and Jill bathrooms right sink, pull and reset basement toilet, and clear master bathroom shower. On arrival we retested all faucets in the house and found that the sink that was having issues wasn’t anymore. I removed the pop up and it was clean so was the ptrap. I scrapped the sides of the master bathroom shower then ran a cable machine down successfully clearing the blockage in the master bathroom. I then pulled the toilet in the basement bathroom and found that the flange was broken. I removed the old flange and installed a new one then reset the toilet. Toilet was sitting flush to the floor and not wobbling anymore. Tested everything throughly and cleaned up.

Run a Dedicated circuit and a new outlet for ac water pump, replace old GFI outlet and two outdoor outlets and add bubble cover protection

Cut sheet rock to access cast-iron piping for master bath above basement bathroom, will pull toilet and go through floor with new flange and tie on to existing piping for vanity and shower just below floor, may need to cut sheet rock to replace section of stack coming down wall for vertical, Will reset toilet with new wax seal and hardware, total of three fixtures Installation: Today we repiped the master bathroom upstairs. We went through the floor with a new flange for the toilet. We replaced all the accessible cast for the rest of the bathroom. Tested everything thoroughly ensuring no leaks and proper drainage. Cleaned up work area.

We troubleshot the AC breaker tripping

Upon arrival customer show us the thermostat wire had broken on main level. Informed him it was wired incorrectly as well and y wire was not in terminal. Main system thermostat is now operational and system runs. Customer’s main concern was the master bedroom system not blowing any cold air. After diagnosing the ac we found it to be very low on r22 refrigerant and the compressor to be compromised. We also did an inspection on the heater and found cracks on the heat exchange, blower wheel dirty, blower motor shaft to be loose and evaporator coil is rusted. Inducer motor has bearing noise and system has no flood protection or secondary drain pan. Recommended replacement of system as it is well beyond life expectancy and cost of repairs higher then new system cost.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Condensate pump replaced and drain line cleaned. Several potential issues still noticed with system due to age. System operational upon departure. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Troubleshoot lights not working. Replaced bad tap and outlet.

Came out and ran diagnostics in a sewer ejector pump that we installed in 2022, concluded that float switch was stuck, I manually turned on pump and it freed float switch, pump is now operational.

Today we came out for main level not cooling 2018 rheem 3 ton with 2025 rheem furnace. Found shorted wires on condensing unit. Repaired wires, started system up checked refrigerant levels and left all equipment operational.

Make sewer line repair and replace section of clay piping that has root intrusions will start clean out attempt to go underneath sidewalk, will cut if needed. We will try to save the sidewalk for the customer if we can run piping approximately 30 feet just before large tree and tile to existing PVC in the area.

For this job I replaced (3) ceiling fans and replaced (2) bad bulbs homeowner supplied. Everything was tested and is working properly.

Customer called for electrical assessment after gas power company hit there service wire and wanted to make sure the electrical components in the home still worked and any repairs for the insurance company and recommendations from us.

Met the roofer out on site today so they could drill through the roof and install roof boot. Than I’m able to extend plumbing vent through roof

For this call, homeowner was having issue with the upstairs toilet where there was a chipped and cut toilet 90 causing the toilet to leak when flushed into the ceiling in the floor below. Gave homeowner estimates to replace the 90 and added a new flange to fix the leak. Homeowner agreed and we completed the repair. Reset the toilet and tested our work for any leaks and none were found and everything is working as it should at this time. Sealed around the toilet and put in a new supply line for the toilet. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

For this job, I troubleshot utility issue and inspected panel.

Today I came out for evaporator dripping water. System is a Rheem located in basement and services whole home. Upon arrival there was heavy condensation underneath evaporator and water was dripping from drain port. The evaporator is suspended in the air about 3 feet away from furnace. The drain port was partial clogged causing water to fill up pan and cause the condensation. I unclogged the drain port and vacuumed up most of water inside of pan. There is biological growth inside of evaporator pan and evaporator is rusted throughout. I also checked out the furnace and condenser. Heat exchanger has several cracks near burners and several rusted out spots. Flue pipe is single wall and also has several rusted spots throughout. Blower wheel has dust and debris built up on fan blades. The igniter has heavy carbon build up on it. There is no secondary drain pan under the furnace and no flood protection at all. Condenser coils have debris built up on coil. After going over all findings and opt

Replaced non UL listed breakers

Today we came out for main level ac not working 2009 Ruud 4 ton ac with matching 100k furnace single stage. Evaluated complete system, cycled equipment from thermostat in cool mode found blower motor running but condenser did not energize. Checked for proper voltage at contactor found 240 volts. After further evaluation of equipment found failed contactor and duel motor starter 40 reading 28. Condenser coil is completely impacted, evaporator coil is rotted out, flue piping is not up to code single wall piping must be double wall piping and gas line is not up to current code flexible gas line tied into gas valve must be hard pipe into furnace cabine. Filter is very dirty, there is no drain pan under furnace and no flood safeties. Gave client band aid repair option and scheduled project manager to give options on updating.

Water damage in the ceiling. Not related to hvac. It’s a roof issue, Inspected system. Replaced filter, cleared drain line. Heat exchanger is cracked , system is low on Freon and evaporator coil freezing up. Possible evaporator coil is leaking and system has other leaks. System is 14 years old and not cooling. Sent estimates for potential repairs )not recommend), such as replace evaporator coil, replace heat exchanger and other minor repairs. Due to the age and conditions, the best option would be to upgrade the system with 10 years warranty and WiFi thermostat. Warranty is transferable to the new owner. Set a lead to quote upgrading for the upstairs system, for Saturday after 2 pm.

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Homeowner initially had a major pinhole leak on the main water line servicing the home. Made the repair to get them water and homeowner wanted to replace the whole line to prevent any more pinhole leaks. Bored a sleeve from the meter to the left side of the home under the sidewalk. Ran new 1 inch HDPE water line through the sleeve. Installed new meter nipple and dual check valve. Installed a yard hydrant near the meter to replace the hose bib they had out there. Set pea gravel and concrete to install the yard hydrant. Installed ball valve to tie into the irrigation and new main shut off valve in a box. Drilled new penetration for the water line in the basement and sealed the old penetration. Installed new ball valve and 1 inch PRV. Set water pressure to 65 psi. Sealed new penetration with hydronic cement and tar. Purged air out of the system and tested.

Homeowner has a toilet that is leaking from the tank to bowl gaskets. The toilet is an older gerber toilet. Homeowner has opted to have the toilet replaced with T.E. providing the toilet. Provided a Kohler Highline arc elongated toilet. Disconnected old gerber toilet from stop valve. Uninstalled and removed old gerber toilet. Cleaned and inspected flange. Flange is in decent shape, with some minor warping on the wings of the flange, but otherwise decent condition. Assembled Kohler Highline arc. Installed new nylon closet bolts. Installed new extra thick wax ring as flange is set slightly too low. Mounted toilet onto flange and secured toilet to floor via closet bolts. Connected onto existing stop valve via new stainless steel supply line. Flushed toilet approximately 10 times to test for leaks and ensure proper function. Toilet has been caulked to the floor using clear caulk. Water pressure is 40 PSI Water heater is a 50 gallon electric from 2025 Thermal expansion tank is functionin

Install new gas line for future stove installation. Install new shut offs Install new cap.