Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

System not working and tstat is blank Noticed the Ss1 safety was tripped due to drain line being clogged With homeowner approval the drain line was cleared with pump and flushed with 2 gallons of solution and endure System is working normal now Homeowner decided to sign up for our Homecare program to help prevent this from happening Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

No Cool- 2023 Trane System Found bad control board on main level furnace. Old board had 24v going to it, but would not respond to thermostat commands. System also has upstairs drain line connected inline with main floor drain. Created estimates to run new drain line and add water safety devices. System is back cooling.

For this job, we came out to remove all of the copper piping in the home, and replace with pex. We installed new shut offs and supply lines to every fixture in the home, replaced two shower valves that were accessible. We installed a new penitration for the main service. New main shut off, new PRV, new hose bibs with shut offs, and installed insulation in all hot lines in the home. Once complet we cleaned up, and tested our work. I will be returning Monday to install a mixing valve for the tub in the master bathroom per request of the inspection, everything else passed. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Excavate repair area with excavation machine and hand digging as necessary to make spot repair. Locates will be called in prior to work and the locate# will be recorded. Dig/excavate down to pipe depth using any safety requirements needed. This may include trench bracing, shoring, trench stepping, etc. Cut out damaged section of sewer and replace with PVC and approved glue or mechanical fittings. Install cleanout if required. Ensure proper slope and connection integrity, test for function, then bed in pipe properly. Backfill ditch, tamping dirt every 24" of backfill depth. Backfill to rough grade to allow for natural settling. Apply wheat straw to excavation site to aid in grass regrowth. L3 LOCATION:front left of home TE Certified agrees to exercise reasonable care when utilizing directional boring, digging, trenching, or excavating in homeowner's yard and will have the home utilities located prior to commencement of work. Homeowner understands that any property excavation work is in

Diagnosed water leak affecting the first-floor ceiling from the upstairs bathroom. Determined the source was leaking faucets, not the shut-off valves as initially suspected. Replaced two faucets and installed four new CPVC straight stops. Tested all connections and fixtures for proper operation and verified no leaks at completion.

**Electrical Inspection Report** A visual inspection of the home's electrical system was performed at the time of the inspection. Smoke detectors were observed to be installed in all required locations throughout the home and appeared to be properly positioned for occupant safety. The electrical system is equipped with arc-fault and ground-fault protection devices where required, and safety breakers were present for all circuits observed during the inspection. The home is also equipped with a whole-house surge protection system, which provides additional protection for electrical equipment and appliances from voltage spikes and power surges. During functional testing, all accessible light switches operated properly, and no deficiencies were noted with their performance. The main electrical panel and any accessible subpanels were inspected. No concerns were identified with the electrical panels at the time of the inspection. Panel components appeared to be in satisfactory condition,

System shutting off after running for a while homeowner states tstat turns off as well Checked Ss1 safety and it had water in it Drain line has a little fall but then went uphill so it was backing up setting off the safety With homeowner approval we installed a new condensate pump with tubing out. Thank you for choosing TE Certfiied!

At arrival on 06/12/26 Issue: blank thermostat System: whole home Finding: bad thermostat batteries that were installed wrong, no drain pan installed, no Ss1 and wet safety switches, outdoor capacitor reading outside of tolerance, dirty air filter, dirty blower wheels and air ducts, microbial growth in plenums, weak heat exchanger. Recommendations: address the above findings or upgrade system Replaced the air filter. Tenant paid for it. Tenant is reporting all options to homeowner. We do not have homeowner’s information.

David called us out to his home because before he moved in he wanted some safety issues corrected. Today we replaced outdoor outlets, kitchen outlets, hall bath outlet, and installed new grounding system

Customer had leak shower stems. After findings the type of stem needed I search around finding the new stem at Dixie plumbing supply. With customer approval approved I installed 2 new hot and cold stems. Issues is resolved thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Noticed outdoor unit is a 2020 R410A unit. Indoor evaporator coil is a 2025 R32 unit. These components will never accurately work together. There is no fix or part that can be replaced to have the system cool adequately. The outdoor unit will need to be replaced to match the indoor coil. Project manager scheduled to give estimate on an outdoor unit. Thank you for choosing TE certified! Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

This option is the middle option. This includes relocating service, new electrical panel with a few gfi breakers to make sure gfi protection is current, updated smoke detectors hard wired in and locating buried outlets in breakfast nook

Today I came out due to main system not cooling. Upon arrival thermostat was set to 78, but was reading 85. Outdoor unit was buzzing and this was due to the contactor. Ants got into bus bar where contactor is pulled in to allow unit to start. Joseph already had a contactor as this is not the first time this has happened. I swapped out old contactor with customer supplied contactor. System is back up and cooling!

At arrival on 06/12/26 found main floor system not cooling. After diagnostics found that the outdoor capacitor was bad. Potentially clogged up drain line No Ss1 and wet safety switch Dirty condenser coil and blower wheels Gave options address the findings or upgrade system.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Low on refrigerant. Homeowner was already aware and mentioned that she has to do this every couple of years. She is trying to actively sell the home however, and just wishes to get it cooling at this time. Advised homeowner that the high pressure is running extremely high and could cause issues with the equipment. She wished to proceed anyways. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

For this job I arrived to a no cool. System is from 2003 furnace and AC. homeowner stated warm air would blow instead of cold air. Came across shot compressor. Compressor would no longer run. Also came across dirty blower wheel. Fan was extremely loud as well, informed homeowner we would have the project manager do a heat load calculation for equipment and ductwork. Contactor is extremely pitted as well, capacitor checked within tolerance. Informed homeowner system run on R22 and equipment for R22 is obsolete. Homeowner agreed to get project manager out here today, project manager has been scheduled for this afternoon! Thank you for choosing TE Certified. If you were happy with today’s service leave a review and share your experience with my service!

Customer has multiple items that are supplied by them. That they would like to have installed, but not everything is here at this moment. In time, including a deep utility sink as well as a garbage disposal. And several faucets. Customer has agreed to our work upon arrival of all the materials and has paid a deposit. We have this scheduled for the twenty third of this month. Thank you for choosing and trusting t e with your plumbing needs

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a leak coming from above into the garage. Did an evaluation on the system and could not pinpoint any leaks from the plumbing system. Went into the attic and found multiple water spots on the decking which I believe is letting water travel down the stack into the garage. Advised customer that he needs a roofer out for an evaluation. Also had a small leak under the master sink. Replaced both supply lines and tested for leaks. No further leaking was observed.

No cool- 2026 Goodman System Found system shutting off on high pressure. Diagnostic revealed the system has a failed TXV and installer of equipment overcharged the system to compensate. Other issues to note, the Furnace gas line, electrical and flue pipe is not installed properly and is a building code violation and a hazard. Brought all these to the customers attention. For now he chose to replace the TXV. Repair will be scheduled 6/15 Monday afternoon 2-5 time frame.

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