Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

1 System HomeCare- 2016 Goodman Flushed drain and checked water safety devices. Tested heating and cooling. Cleaned flame sensor and inspected heat exchanger. Checked refrigerant pressure and outdoor electrical. System was noted last visit to be low on refrigerant. Checking today unit is definitely low. No leaks detected from my leak detector. Liquid line service cap is missing but is currently not leaking. Customer agreed to add refrigerant for today. Refrigerator was added and TXV was adjusted.

Replace evap coil and cleaned outdoor coil. Replaced 2022 carrier 3 ton coil that was leaking. Removed old coil, disconnected drain line and refrigerant lines. Removed filter drier, replaced filter drier and coil with new. Pressure tested, pulled vacuum below. 200 microns, performed decay test all passing. Charged system to factory specs adding 5lbs r410a. And tested system afterward. System operating as designed with good 20 degree delta t. Flushed and pumped drain to ensure it’s clear.

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!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Today we ran a dedicated circuit for the dehumidifier, adding an outlet for the water pump, replaced the old receptacles in the basement, added a new circuit and outlet for the basement gym, and replaced the loose outlets in the upstairs bedrooms.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with him regarding their issue. Customer showed us inside and to the main level men’s and women’s bathroom which are right next to each other. Customer states they experienced a backup which caused one of the toilets to overflow. The toilets are back to back and customer says that putting a snake down one will cause it to come up the other toilet. Customer says they have experienced backups in the past but also had a lot of work done to their sewer and they were hoping the issue is fixed. We began running fixtures in both bathrooms including flushing the toilets. There is a cleanout on the side of the building which we opened. Water is freely flowing to the cleanout and down the sewer. We flushed the toilets several times with and without toilet paper and everything is draining properly at this time. We informed the customer that we were unable to replicate any clog/backup and that all the fixtures are draining well. Customer understands and wi

Repiped the entire hot and cold domestic water system. Installed two new hose bibs on the exterior of the home. Both hose bibs also have new winterization valves installed in the crawlspace. Installed a new pressure regulator valve as well as a new whole home emergency water shut off valve. All piping installed was properly insulated and supported. Also, Installed two new lavatory faucets, and a new kitchen faucet as a courtesy to the customer. A new icemaker box was also ran and installed behind the refrigerator. Dishwasher connection point with required hammer arrestor was also installed beneath the kitchen sink. Customer does not currently have an icemaker or a dishwasher, however, we left future connection points if desired. All work completed was thoroughly checked for any leaks and proper functionality. Water was restored to the home and all air was bled from the plumbing system. Water pressure was checked and confirmed with the customer to be within the desired range. Sev

Today we came out because the homeowner is purchasing a deep freezer for her dog food. The deep freezer she had before had some issues so she bought a new one. The new deep freezer called for a 20 amp circuit. She also had three keyless light fixtures one that was improperly installed, and the other two that currently weren’t working. Today we replaced three keyless light fixtures and installed a dedicated circuit for the deep freezer. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Installed outdoor GFCI and weatherproof cover

Comepleted Electrical Home inspection and installed customer provided Car charger (Tesla). Also quoted lights and bath fans upstairs and smokes.

Came to inspect the outdoor lights and found they were not working. Quoted replacement of all outdoor light fixtures and noticed the existing fixtures did not have proper electrical boxes. Quoted installation of the required boxes. Customer approved the work; completed the installation and tested everything.   Also checked the living room circuit and found the breaker was off. Found water inside one of the outdoor light fixtures and recommended replacing it. Customer will purchase new light fixtures and contact us to install them.   The bedroom circuit had previously tripped. Spot-checked the outlets and breaker and found no issues at the time of service. Advised the customer to contact us if the breaker trips again so we can further troubleshoot the circuit.

Buyers Inspection

Arrived on site to perform a complete quoted work. Client agreed to have their disconnect changed out today. We began by turning off the breaker serving the AC, carefully removing all high voltage electrical from the disconnect and from the service panel at the condenser. We removed the old rusted disconnect, set the new one in place and made sure it was leveled. We ran the wires to the new disconnect and installed the whip for the condenser, securing it to the wall. We ensured all electrical connections were snug, voltage was correct and the system kicked on ran well wi5out any issues. We ensured the disconnect was mounted snug, is weather protected/sealed and is fully operational with the correct breaker size. Call complete.

Homeowner called us to assess their tankless water heater showing error code 12 intermittently. Upon arrival, the unit wasn’t showing any codes. It was also running correctly and firing on all cylinders. The manufacturer believes that the door to the utility room door must stay open for efficient air intake of the unit

Cleaned master bedroom condenser coil and installed hard start kit on upstairs system.t checked operations and left equipment operational

For this job, I conducted leak detection services for original technician. Andrew has a TGL. During the investigation high traduce compressed air onto the home. This is a five bedroom house three stories high on a basement. Once I drain the home down, I put compressed air on the lines to help evacuate any static water left inside the lines, once done I shut all the valves and waited for water to make its way out to the leak took a long time because the size of the leak is very small. I had to fill my compressor up five times just to get air to the leak point in the yard, however, I discovered the leak in the yard approximately 4 feet off the right side of the driveway, the area was marked with flags.

I reattached the SEU wire, replaced the SEU weatherhead, and the eyebolt attachment.

We will replace the kitchen light.

Came out to unclog a drain in the washer box that service found earlier today. Customer also had high water pressure and will be calling in to have the PRV replaced. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the washer box line cleared and a bottle of Endure for Drain maintenance. I ran a flex shaft down the line clearing the blockage. I then tested the washer twice with no back ups. Customer did not want the pan installed at this time due to repairs needed. I put a piece of plastic over the drain for it. I also removed the cold water line running to the dryer at the customers request and hooked up the dryer vent.

Replaced ceiling boxes , switches and ceiling fans in kitchen. Plastic boxes in existing ceiling. Replaced boxes, switches and installed new customer supplied ceiling fans.

For this job, we replaced two ceiling fans and the boxes supporting them. Thank you for choosing TE Certified Electricians!

For this job, I conducted leak detection services for homeowner and discovered the leak in the front yard underneath the sidewalk in front of the home.

Completed work from previous install that wasn’t completed

For this call, homeowner had a leaking water heater. Upon inspection, we noticed the water sitting on the top and bottom of the heater and saw it was rusted pretty bad. Gave estimates to replace and homeowner agreed to a 10 year warrantied gas heater. Had to run a line outside from the crawlspace for the T and P line as it was just ran straight into the crawlspace. Also ran a pan drain down to the crawlspace and outside from there to help in the future if the heater leaks. Changed PRV out as the old one went bad. Set pressure to 65 psi for the home and 70 psi on the expansion tank. Tested everything for leaks and all is working as it should at this time. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

Upon arrival spoke to customer about a leak in the middle level bathroom ceiling. Laundry room is above this bathroom. HVAC condensate is ran into the washing machine box. Cut hole behind washing machine to inspect plumbing. No leaks were observed. Ran washing machine and drain is blocked. Scheduled drains to come out to clear blockage.

Returned to the house to replace supply plenum and install an APCO-x uv light. Replaced plenum and installed uv light and inspected system. Checked amperage on motor and compressor, capacitor, replaced filter (16/25/4- customer provided), drain line is clear, checked temperature differential and visual inspection, as well. Furnace is new (2025) and ac is 5 years old. System is working properly in heating and cooling mode, with no other issue.