Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

Steffireaves@gmail.com Homeowner had old copper pipes that had inhole leaks and wanted to repipe the house. Replaced the main water line and installed a new meter box with a ball valve. Sealed water line penetration. Removed failed copper water lines and installed pex hot and cold lines. Adapted to the shower lines. Replaced the water lines to the faucets and the toilets. Replaced the stops and the supply lines. Adapted into the water heater and recirc line. Replaced the recirc line. Secured and tested and everything is working properly.

For this job I came out to an met with homeowners, whose 11 yr old water heater was flooding garage area, with approval from homeowners I removed and replaced existing water heater, there was an existing recirculating comfort pump on the cold line, I removed and installed new grundfos alpha comfort system pump on hot side, also removing and replacing existing cross over tee with a new one. Customer also has low pressure so we removed and replaced pressure regulating valve and set point is at 65 psi. Installed halo ion 6 above water heater and strapped expansion tank to wall. Tested and checked for leaks and conducted a super clean up.

Attempt to clear shower blockage Customer called us out for a shower blockage in the master bathroom. Upon arrival customer stated the master shower started to puddle after a few minutes of running water. We tested the bathroom group for a potential mainline blockage and after running water in the fixtures only the shower was being affected. The customer agreed to attempt to restore proper flow in the shower. We ran our cable machine in the shower drain and we noticed hair and calcium buildup. We were successful in restoring proper flow after multiple attempts. The customer was present during our work, we tested the shower by running water and we saw the water drain properly. The customer is satisfied and thank you for choosing Te Certified.

For this job, I worked on installing fan in bedroom

Restore the original electrical panel in the home to organize and clean it up and extend the life of the panel.

Arrived to install the EV charger. During the electrical evaluation, I found a double-tapped neutral connection in the panel. I explained the issue to the homeowner and recommended restoring the panel to correct the wiring. The homeowner approved the repair. The panel was restored, the EV charger was installed, and all work was completed, tested, and verified to be operating safely and properly.

For this job, I updated grounding, surge protection, and kitchen circuits

Remove section of sheetrock in first office entering laboratory. Cut out section of vertical 3” pvc and install clean out. Use cable/jetting and camera to restore flow and get a visual of sewer to identify potential issues and quote for repairs if needed. Will credit some or all of this towards the next scope of work. Attempted to restore flow using cable and Jetter and camera inspected. Unable to fully restore flow and will be returning Tuesday to remove section of Sheetrock in surgery lab where the sinks that are affected tie in together. This will allow us to get better access to see and locate the problem with the camera.

For this job I came out and replaced existing 75 gallon water heater , recirculating pump, installed halo ion 6 , installed 1 inch pressure regulating valve as a courtesy for customer. Tested and checked for leaks and conducted a super clean up.

Today we installed the smoke detectors in preparation for the service upgrade. We’re completing in a couple weeks. We also installed the ceiling fan in the kitchen. We are returning Tuesday, July 7 to complete the rest of the project.

Arrived on site and customer had a leaking Prv up in the utility room . We replaced the Prv and set pressure to 60 psi . We also noticed customer had a heater of 2006 , and provided options to replace . Customer decided to wait at this time . Water is back on to the home without further issues .

For this call, homeowner was wanting some information as out getting estimates for their water heater as it was getting up in age. Once we arrived, we checked out heater and saw it was from about 2011 so it was likely getting close to needing replacement. Recommended the replacement with the anode rod kit to the homeowner to which they agreed. They also had a PRV that was most likely original to the home, so roughly 30 years old, that we would bundle a new PRV in if also decided to get done today to which they agreed as well. Installed the new water heater in with a tough pan, and tested all of work and going throughout home to make sure there were no issues with getting hot water or leaks. PRV was set to 65 PSI and set the expansion tank to the heater at 75 PSI. At this time, everything is working as it should. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Outdoor capacitor failed. Replaced with approval. System now cooling. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

I troubleshot and replaced 2 switches

Ac coil for upstairs system.

Tech was out due to condensate pump not working. Tech checked entire system went over all the multiple issues with system to customer. Customer declined any in all repairs except for condensate pump spoke to her about replacing system customer has declined at this time. System is operating just not efficiently..

Excavate down to piping and repair section that is compromised with tree roots. Dug up and found that clean out piping was broken and had pulled out of Y connection. Remove roots from piping .Camera inspection of piping no issues at this time. Reinstalled riser for clean out , we installed cast-iron meter box around piping. Covered affected landscaping with natural leaves and cover.

No Cool- Upstairs- 2020 Trane Found outdoor unit not running. Checked the unit and found the capacitor had failed. Also noticed the old plastic disconnects were missing the doors. Recommended those be replaced and to add water safety devices to the upstairs unit. Customer agreed to make recommended repairs. Old disconnects were removed and new disconnects were installed. Added Turbo capacitor to main floor outdoor unit and water safety devices to the upstairs furnace. All items were tested and functional. The main floor was also not cooling when I arrived. There was an error code in the thermostat. Never really found the cause for the error A998_O. I updated the equipment through the Rheem app. Everything is currently running normal.

No cool upstairs. TE installed 2022 2.5 ton equipment with new homeowner. Parts under warranty labor is not. Found leak in the filter dryer, sold repairs for today. Upon starting repairs found liquid line service valve to be broken, spoke with customer and we decided to add 3LBS of refrigerant today get valve ordered and do valve at no charge since repairs are similar to filter dryer leaking. Parts ordered and will arrive next week. Return visit scheduled for next Wednesday all day.

Today we came out to install a circuit from the panel to the attic for an attic fan as well as a light in the attic.

Installed a new dimmer for the kitchen lighting.

For this call, homeowner was having some pressure issues throughout the home. Upon arrival, we tested the water pressure at the water heater and saw it was reading 80 originally but when running a fixture or two, it would drop drastically to at least 30 psi, indicating that the PRV has failed. Homeowner also informed us that they have a water softener system. After we installed the new PRV, we set their pressure to 70 and tested all work for leaks and functionality. No leaks. After testing the new PRV through the softener system of the home, we found that there were still some partial pressure drops when running multiple fixtures but not to the degree that it was with the old failed PRV. After bypassing the softener system and re-testing the pressure we found that there were no significant pressure drops in the home unless they were running the three handle tub in the upstairs guest bathroom, and that’s only because the fixture is original to the home, and is a very high flow fixture d

Inspected for leak. Found that the condensation pump was not pumping and dripping onto the floor. This seems to be the source of the water around the water heater. Replaced leaking water valve and installed thermal expansion tank to code. Tested for leaks and function, all good. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Electrical service upgrade

For this call, homeowner was wanting to get a shower valve replaced as they previously had a three handle shower and whenever they would flush, they would get a shock of hot water because of no existing mixing valve. Home owner agreed to let us begin work, so went to get some parts for the shower and returned and began to remove the old shower and opened up behind the valve beneath the cabinet. After completely installing, we checked our work multiple times. We cleaned up and caulked the finish of the shower. Everything is working as it should at this time. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.