Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

For this job, I installed two bathroom exhaust fans, made all provisions and ran the electrical for 2 new additional sconce lights in the master bathroom, and I separated every neutral wire in the main panel. All work has been tested and verified with proper functionality. Warranty information, job pictures, and the receipt are attached via email.

Found small pin hole on 3/4 90 for condensation. Removed and installed cpvc out of house and attached pex to it. Caulked around three showers cleaned up area.

Repair visible pinholes and cut behind sink to locate additional leak. Remove and reinstall vanity to access piping in wall

I came out today due to the customer experiencing the same issue as before. The issue was at the kitchen countertop the GFCI device just left the sink, wood trip, causing the outlets to stop working along with the fan/light overhead in the center of the four recessed cans. I performed a diagnostic on the outlets and found that the GFCI device was heating up on the neutral side, all the standard outlets had aluminum rated devices with the wiring being too short, leaving the box, dust and debris inside the boxes and the outlet just left of the stove had a very corroded tap that looked like it was almost soldered at one point. While going through the diagnostic, I found that the outlet on the left-hand side had 14 two leaving the box and I confirmed that it was going to the stove. I had also confirmed that the receptacle on the right hand side was feeding into the three game box in the dining room for the center switch that controlled the fan light in the kitchen. The wiring leaving the

Installed Halo Ultimate water filter in basement. This installation also included a new PRV and main shutoff. All work was tested and checked for leaks The homeowner was also informed that the post sediment filter must be changed annually for the best results.

Performed a full HVAC inspection on all systems. Inspected thermostat operation, electrical components, safeties, capacitors, contactors, blower assemblies, evaporator coils, condenser coils, refrigerant levels, drain lines, temperature splits, air filters, ductwork, and overall system performance/operation. Verified proper heating and cooling operation at each system and inspected systems for any signs of airflow restriction, electrical concerns, drainage issues, or abnormal operation. Homeowner was informed of all findings and recommendations. Thank you for choosing TE Certified. If you were happy with today’s service leave a review and share your experience with my service!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Came out today to replace customers 2009 water heater. Removed heater from the system and installed new 50 gallon heater in a pan with a water alarm. Piped in new heater with new shut off valve and expansion tank. Ran new b vent to the unit. Installed new sediment trap, gas whip and gas valve. Added valve tags, sealed all holes and insulated piping. Bonding wire was added. Lit Pilot and set heater to 120 degrees. Showed customer how to adjust temp as needed. Tested all work for leaks and functionality.

Today I Came Out To Replace The Fuse For The Microwave Outlet. I Met With The Homeowner And Replaced The Fuse. We Ran The Microwave For A Few Minutes To Test It. Everything Is Operating As It Should Now. 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 Me And By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Performing In The Field. Please Feel Free To Reach Out If You Have Any Questions. -Vinny

For this job, I updated bath fans

Trench new water main from water meter to home

Upon arrival the thermostat for the UL system revealed a B0 fault for no blower with furnace. Initial observations then revealed the 20x25x1 filter was very dirty and requires replacement. This could have caused the fault for the blower shutting down due to high static pressure against the blower motor. Cycled system in heating and all operating parameters are within range. Ran system for approximately 15 minutes with no faults triggered. Replaced all 3 filters today at clients request as the systems have been installed for 4 months.

Upon arrival we finished 28KW generator installation

Technician performed a water heater flush. Technician also repaired a natural gas leak on the incoming gas line for the water heater in the garage closet. Flex connector, and emergency gas shut off valve were both replaced. All work completed was thoroughly checked for any leaks and proper functionality. Water heater was turned back on and set to 120°F. All air was removed from the plumbing system. Work area was thoroughly cleaned up, payment was successfully collected and technician departed the job site. THANK YOU for your trust, and being a HomeCare member with T.E. Certified!

Troubleshoot light not working properly. Found out switch was only sending 40v through for some reason. Replaced switch while converting it from a 3 way to a single pole. I blanked off the other 3 way. I also added an electrical box behind the light because there was not one. Now everything works great

Ran new 6 inch and 4 inch non-insulated flex duct for two bathroom exhaust fans connected to some hard pipe for the 6 inch run and connected to both flashing through roof terminations Electric electrician was not able to install the new exhaust fans yet so I was unable to connect to them We talked about it and I left him all the flex so once he’s done just has to hook up to the exhaust fans and that is it Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Homeowner inquired about garbage disposal, not working. After further diagnosis, technician found piece of metal stuck inside blades. Homeowner opted to install new garbage disposal. Technician installed new garbage disposal and checked and tested for leaks and functionality.

Technician placed protective plastic in the dining room area before repairing two water lines with pinhole leaks. Both affected sections were exposed and inspected to determine the extent of piping requiring replacement. The water supply was then shut off, and the damaged sections were cut out and replaced with new copper piping. Upon completion, the water supply was restored, and the lines were repressurized. All repaired connections were inspected and tested, with no leaks found at this time. Client understands sheet rock will be cut and TE certified is not responsible for sheet rock repairs.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with him regarding their issue. Customer had a leak coming from their kitchen drain behind their cabinet due to nails being put through the drain pipe from the siding outside. The kitchen sink is also backing up due to a grease blockage. The damaged drain pipe had already been cut and removed when I arrived. There is also a broken piece of tubular under the right side of the sink near where it meets the basket strainer and the electrical connections for the disposal are improperly installed. I gave the customer options to clear the line and repair the damaged section. Or to rework all of the piping and put in a new disposal under the sink. Customer states they are remodeling the kitchen soon and would like to snake it and get it working today. After getting signature approval I began work. Ran flexshaft machine approximately 30-40’ downstream and cleared soft grease blockage. Cut out nails which had damaged the previous pipe. Installed new 1 1/

Customer had a back up at the kitchen sink, he tried to plunge it and the the disposal started leaking from the body, we replaced it with a 3/4 hp badger 5xp, I removed the trap and checked for debris to ensure that wasn’t causing the back up, the trap was clear, we the disconnected the existing disposal from the flange and loosened the flange screws to remove it, cleaned around the hole before installing the new flange, tightened the screws and removed excess putty, once the flange was installed we mounted the new disposal, reconnected the trap and drain, I ran water for a few minutes but the sink started backing up again, customer has a drain tech scheduled for Monday morning

Today I Came Out To Address The Homeowners Concern Of A Few Electrical Tasks Around The Home. I Met With The Homeowner And She Showed Me The Tasks. I Went Over The Agenda On The Back Of The Catalog And Provided Handwritten Options To Get The Items Taken Care Of. Once Julian Arrived We Confirmed A Few Things From The List And We Went Over The Handwritten Options. She Agreed To Replace All x10 Smoke Detectors, Replace The x4 MR16 Bulbs In The Driveway Concrete Fixtures, Replace The x6 Candle Bulbs In The Front Outdoor Sconces And A19 Bulb In The Center Fixture, Replace The x6 Light Bulbs In The Back Patio Customer Supplied, And Wire Tap To Make The Outdoor Outlet For The Pump To Have Constant Power. We Ordered The Material We Did Not Have And Began Working. We Replaced All The Smoke Detectors First. We Tested Them All For Functionality. We Then Moved On To All The Bulbs That Needed Replacing. The x6 In The Outdoor Patio, The x6 In The Front Outdoor Sconces, And The x4 In The Concrete By

For this job, the customer showed us a leak in the yard coming right off the meter. The customer had it dug up when we arrived, the issue was a brass female attached to the back flow coming off the meter. To fix the issue we replaced the section of pex with hdpe and replaced the brass female with a stainless steel fitting. Once complete the customer ran water inside to make sure so fixtures were clogged while on site, and we made sure the meter was not running anymore. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Arrived on site to perform a 1 system Homecare. We tested the system in heating and cooling, measuring and testing all mechanical components to ensure they are safe and performing within manufactured specifications. We looked over design, airflow, refrigerant levels, combustion and all functions of the equipment. We cleaned drain lines, changed filters and ensured the system was fully operational upon departure. The system is mechanically sound, but is beginning to suffer from cleanliness concerns. There are 3 large dogs inside and the duct system predates this 2019 system so the condition of the duct work is poor. This has caused the filter to become really dirty, and the blower wheel has a similar fate, being covered in dust. The condenser coil is also dirty and I discovered a lack of IAQ enhancements. We discussed our findings and left estimates but for today they agreed to have the filter taken care of and will look over the other estimates and will reach out to have those cleaning

Generator installation. This option will be a managed 28kw gen. This option will be to set gen on left side of home 18in off wall. Gas and electrical will be surface mounted. Panels are located in middle of basement in utility room. This will be a Cobb county permit. The plan will be to set (2) ats in panel room, run gen feed up and over basement kitchen to then pipe to gen on exterior wall.

2 system home care . We just installed the upstairs unit this year went ahead and tested both. Changed filters on both units . Cleaned drains and tested with water . Tested both in heating and cooling . The light switch went bad on downstairs furnace when I was testing replaced free of charge. The refrigerant levels tested out properly. There wasn’t no issues with either unit.

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a clogged kitchen line. I took a look tested and it backed up quickly. I put together some estimates to perform work and received approval. I snaked the kitchen line it was a grease clog. I successfully unclogged the kitchen line. I tested by running water and also poured the first dose of endure down the drain. I did a super clean up after completing work. The homeowner is satisfied with the work completed at this time. Thanks for choosing Te certified plumbing!