Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

Today we are called out because the homeowner was having an issue with her doorbell after our previous visit. During my troubleshoot, I found a bad tap because of a short and the doorbell transformer. After disconnecting the doorbell transformer, I splice the wires in the chime box is getting power like it should. The homeowner is going to buy a new chime kit and doorbell transformer to resolve her issue. We are also installed a new light by the garage utility door.

This was a return trip to install the crimps and bond plates for the gas post lights and install eyelet style ground lugs at the post lights for the wire to bond to.

Service visit on Generac 38kw standby generator

Tankless heater leaking internally, removed old heater and installed new navien 240 A and installed new fitting and pipe. Installed expansion tank and check valve. Rebuilt gas. Tested gas with bubbles and checked for leaks and hot water. Installed new stream labs and Prv with shut off. Used copper fittings and tested. Set customer up on the app and set pressure to 60 psi.

4 system inspection newly installed units customer has had multiple recalls after the system was installed by another company.Tested heating and cooling operations on all units . Tested flood protection on all systems. Tested static pressure on all systems. Tested for any growth in systems because customer was having a lot of allergy symptoms. The static pressure was too high for both upstairs systems. The eev valve was not connected on the indoor blower for the upstairs main system. The humidity wasn’t set correctly on none of the new fit systems. The airflow trim was not set correct to manufacture specifications. The attic is spray foamed and there isn’t any dehumidifier today it was currently 60 % and in the summer it will succeed 60% . A dehumidifier would control the humidity in the space . The main and the upstairs main both had spliced thermostat wires and there was a current code on the main when I arrived. I did get the main back going temporarily until electrical could com

We replaced multiple light fixtures in the home

Homeowners washing machine box would make a loud thud noise when running. Installed new washing machine box with air hammer arrestors to prevent water hammering. Half bathroom toilet would occasionally run. Replaced fill valve, flapper and supply line. Tested and everything is working properly at this time

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with him regarding their issue. Customer is experiencing a sewer main backup. Customer had already opened their cleanout in the backyard which is holding water. There is also a manhole downhill about 20-30’ away that customer also opened. Cleanout is holding water and customer was unsuccessful in clearing the line. There is a blockage between the cleanout and manhole. Gave customer options to clear the line and after getting signature approval I began work. Ran k60 sectional machine downstream and cleared a blockage of wipes. Sewer line is now clear and customer ran fixtures inside to confirm everything is flowing properly. Cleaned work area. Whole house water pressure is at a safe level @70psi.

Homeowner inquired about leaking faucet handle, rebuilding toilet, and angle stop valves underneath guest bathroom sink. Technician replaced faucet with customer supplied three handle faucet. Technician rebuilt, guest bathroom, toilet and install new angle valves under guest bathroom sink. Checked and tested for leaks. Homeowner had a customer supplied filter that technician installed. Checked and tested for leaks and functionality.

For today’s visit, we were called back out because of a leak on the drain line that had a screw hole on the top of the 3 inch pipe that was caused from previous interior contracting work unknown at the time of when the screw was drilled into the pipe. For today’s service, I cut out a small section of PVC piping and reconnected back with new pipe and fittings to remove the hole that was in the pipe. I retested my work by running the shower tub, toilet, and vanity faucets to ensure my work is complete and that there are no leaks. Work is complete and thank you for choosing TE certified and have a blessed day.

Today I Came Out To Address A Few Concerns Around The Home. I Went Over The Agenda And Performed A Troubleshoot. I Determined The Light Fixture In The Closet Is Faulty And The Ballast Is Overheating. I Also Provided Estimates For A Few Other Items. I Went Over Them And She Decided She Will Take Care Of The Tasks. I Went Over The Pictures Of The Electrical Panel And Answered Any Questions That Were Asked Of Me. 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 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

Customer had us out because they recently bought the house and had an inspection and there were items on the inspection. They wanted taken care of. Of those items we took care of the GFCI protection. We replaced three GFCI‘s and six breakers. Now all of the kitchen is GFCI protected, and all of the bathrooms are GFCI protected, as well as the attic outlets. I also troubleshoot a light not working and found loose connection in the light box and corrected that. While fixing the breakers, we found a fault in one of the circuits for the dishwasher/disposal. After troubleshooting, I found the problem in a coverup junction box. We fixed the problem and it is no longer tripping. I added an outlet outside near the grill for convenience. I removed sconces in the family room and blank to them off. I replaced the smoke alarms in the house as well.

Upon arrival I met with the customer whose chief complaint was of the washing machine not draining fully. After testing I found it to be draining properly and advised the customer to see an appliance specialist if concerned with the function of the machine. Secondly, the customer asked for a new dishwasher supply line. Upon inspection I found CPVC and informed the customer. Customer asked for supervisor at a later date and they will call the office when they are ready to replace the CPVC. I removed the old supply line from the dishwasher and installed a new one. No leaks or errors at this time. Thank you for choosing TE!

For this job, the customer called us out to install a car charger. I installed the car charger in the garage. Thank you for choosing TE Certified Electricians!

Replace customer provided primary bathroom exhaust fan with digital wall timer

Installed new customer provided Kohler toilet. ABS toilet flange was in good condition. Installed new wax ring and set toilet. Used shims to level base. Sealed around the base with clear silicone. Replaced water stop valve and escutcheon plate. Installed new supply line on water stop valve. Water pressure 62psi. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Service call not heating . Tested furnace upstairs the igniter was open and not igniting flame thermostat was broken and face was missing. I also replaced thermostat downstairs that was broken . Tested heat exchanger on upstairs and no leaks were present and neither was the downstairs. The plenum upstairs is leaking dust into system and is poor condition. The blower wheel is dusty on furnace upstairs. Tested unit after repairs were made . Thanks for being a te customer.

For this job, I replaced a flood light and completed a ballast bypass on a kitchen fixture. Thank you for choosing TE Certified Electricians!

Today we are called out because the homeowner is purchasing a Tesla. She wanted to know what it would take to have a EV charger installed. Upon thorough evaluation the home only has 100 A of service. With a dryer, AC and range/oven there would be slight room to install an Ev Charger with a load module. The homeowner decided since she does not drive a lot that she will use a trickle charger that is in the garage. While I was in the electrical panel, I noticed after it was replaced there were a few non-UL listed breakers. Today we replaced those breakers after work was complete completed. Everything is tested on and working.

For this job, the customer stated that they found water coming up through the floor in the guest bedroom. After diagnosis we cut open the wall where we saw the most moisture and found the manifold going into the slab. We then heard the leak coming through the slab and after the customer agreed to option 2 to perform the repair we broke up the concrete around the manifold and found the leak a couple of inches in the concrete. We replaced the section with new type L soft copper and used burial tape around where the copper was coming up through the slab. We let the meter sit for 15 minutes stagnant before putting concrete back, to make sure there was no other leaks. Property medics is coming out tomorrow to access the damage as well. We left concrete a 1/8 of an inch from finished floor level so they can put self leveling down before the flooring is put back. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Customer had a leak in the kitchen ceiling. After cutting out a small section in the drywall we could see that it was a bad seal on the shower drain upstairs. We had to cut out the old shower drain due to it being so corroded and we screwed a new one in with plumbers putty to seal it back.

We troubleshot the fridge, tripping the GFI in the garage, and we also replaced two dimmers in the living room

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with them regarding their issue. Customer showed me inside and to their hall bathroom on the main level. Customer stated that a small plastic football toy was flushed down the toilet and they have tried flushing it multiple times since then but it is not flushing properly. Customer has shut off water to the toilet. I confirmed that other fixtures are draining properly and this issue is isolated to the toilet. I gave the customer options to auger the toilet or pull it and clear the object and explained that the auger may retrieve the object or push it further downstream. I also explained that if pushed down the line there are risks that it could get stuck further down and potentially cause another clog or it may wash down the line and out of the home. Customer chose to auger the toilet and after getting signature approval I began work. Ran closet auger and cleared toilet and did not remove the object. Flushed toilet multiple times with and witho

Customer called us out for a clogged toilet and a shower that stops up regularly. I tested the toilet and it backed up immediately. I ran the shower and sink and it did not cause gurgling in the toilet. Shower was not backing up but it did have a large amount of the knockout still attached. Customer did not want the water heater and water pressure checked. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the toilet cleared with an auger. I ran the auger down the line successfully clearing the blockage. I then tested the toilet multiple times with large amounts of toilet paper. It had no further issues. I cleaned up the area throughly.

Replaced PRV and set house pressure to 65 PSI. Flushed out both electric water heaters. THANK YOU for being a valued HomeCare member, and for trusting T.E. Certified!