Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

Replaced bad control for casey . Tested heating working now .

Bonus room heat pump not working and blowing cold air. Found dual capacitor bad (reading 35 out of a 40 microfarad) and compressor locked. Replaced capacitor and system works. Inspected air handler and heat pump. Air handler covered by biological growth, blower wheel dirty, low on Freon, and outdated dampers. System is 17 years old and air quality is compromised in the house. Also, possible leaking in the system (couldn’t find any leak in the evaporator coil). Due to the be and conditions of the system, the best option would be to upgrade the system, with 10 years warranty and update the zoning , as well. Set a lead to quote upgrading the heat pump system, for Thursday 02/05 after 3 pm. We should credit back 277,00 if customer upgrade the system.

Client reached out in regards to a high water bill. After shutting water off to the home from the valve in the crawlspace. I verified the leak was coming from inside (no leaks in the yard at this time) There are 2 toilets in the home. Both toilet fill valves were failing to shut off. Replaced the failed fill valves on the toilets in the home. I recommended replacing the toilets on age alone but my client wanted to wait for now. Customer had concerns about a laundry drain not draining properly. A portion of this line had been replaced recently. I speculate it’s cast iron related. given the amount of cast iron in the home. We should explore some options as far as removing all cast iron. Sewer supervisor visit scheduled One of the toilets (which is rarely ever used) is leaking from the base, I left some options to fix this, this will also be addressed in the sewer supervisor’s visit due to it being on a lead riser above cast iron.

Furnace for the main floor

Replaced a surface mounted 3 wire dryer outlet with a flush mount 4 wire outlet with the existing 4 wire setup

Installed Dedicated Bidet Circuit as well as Circuit for under sink outlets.

We installed a switch for a light fixture in the garage that kept breaking. We updated the circuit with a safety breaker

Troubleshot landscape lighting issue

Install breaker and run circuit for inlet in backyard

Continued re wiring the home

Tech was out for inspection on 1 system in home. While inspecting system tech came a crossed the following no safety switch’s on evaporator coil no emergency drain pan under system. No wet switch . Condensation pump low voltage not wire up to furnace. Condensate pump inside has rust residue. Tubing coming from condensate pump is flattened. Blower wheel is needing to be cleaned. Heat exchanger is in good condition. tech tested for CO in home ( NONE ) was detected. Air flow in home is good expected for one room. Tech believes that it could be disconnected in the wall. AC system is a 2009. Evaporator coil is rusted. Condenser unit is needing to be chemically cleaned , contactor is pitted. Last visit tech spoke with customer about /AC unit has noncondensibles. Noncondensibles are. gases, often air, or moisture, can cause significant problems in systems this is due either improper installation or improper maintenance gauges. Due to systems age tech does not recommend and repairs o

Full system with drain line correction

Service visit on Generac 22kw standby generator

For this job, we replaced three smoke and carbon detectors. One on each floor.

Returned to install the remaining under cabinet lights and plug mold outlets in the kitchen as well as the two 6in recessed lights over the sink.

I return today to install customer supplied pedestal sink. Once everything was install I check for leaks. Everything was working properly. Customer have high water pressure switch I made him aware of left estimate for new prv and expansion tank. No other issues was found thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Added outlets in a basement off of an existing GFCI

Completed first time HC inspection. Changed air filter, checked electrical connections and cleaned flame sensor. Setup HomeCare plan today and applied membership pricing

Replace GFCI outlet below electrical panel Replace Sycom surge protector for Eaton whole house surge

Troubleshoot flickering lights

Completed HC inspection. Adjusted gas pressure. Equipment was replaced with no wet switch neither was the condensate pump placed in a drain pan. Replaced Aprilaire filter

Homeowner has a stain on the ceiling in the family room. The stain is approximately 3 feet across in diameter. The stain appeared on the ceiling only a few days prior. The homeowner also has a failed thermal expansion tank, and a water heater that is from 2010. Drained down and removed old water heater. Cut out and removed old copper for water heater. Installed new anode rod warranty extender inside water heater. Removed old spring style gas valve and replaced with new ball valve. Installed new metal pan with CPVC drain for water heater. Installed cork pads to elevate water heater above flood rim. Set new water heater and ensure it is stable. Attached flu vent and ensure it has proper pitch for venting. Installed new ball valve on cold side of water heater, before expansion tank tie in. Installed approximately 2’ of new 3/4” type L copper and connected to cold side. Mounted expansion tank to nearby stud using expansion tank mounting bracket. Installed approximately 18” of new 3/4” typ

Return replace outdoor tankless, water heater setup and pressure regulating valve and emergency shutoff valve. Did so by removing the old tankless water heater off the wall. Measuring out new bracket polls for the new the tankless. Prepped and tire tankless, so that there would be pex connected to the shutoffs. Install ball Val valves on the outgoing, hot and incoming cold. Before the check valve as well. Installed AA many expansion tank. After the check valve and shut off. We then cut out the old prv and emergency shutoff valve and replaced, and tested all the way up to the emergency shutoff valve.No leaks. We then installed a magic tea in the upstairs. Guest bathroom lavatory. Afterwards we turn the water back onto the home.And slowly primed all of the air out of the lines. Afterwards, we plugged the unit in after setting the internal a valve to external recirculation. Allowed it to run and then put on the outdoor top hood for the exhaust on. Checked for recirculation and set the tem

Added a sub panel, separated the neutrals, did a new outside grounding system, added 2 ground bars in the main panel, and ran a 30A dryer circuit.

Replaced flue, water shut off, expansion tank, gas shut off, and gas connector. Replaced shower stems and trim. Ran a water line to the new ice maker box. Replaced a leaking section of copper pipe. Repiped as needed. Tested for leaks and function, all good. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.