Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Courtesy check on new main floor system. The condensation pump should be taking apart and cleaned. The main floor system does not have an emergency drain pan so in case of pump failure or clogged drain the system would continuously run and make water. I’m recommending having a wet switch installed at the base of the furnace that would detect water and shut the system off if needed. I’m also recommending a single bulb UV light above the coil to prevent any biological growth. The upstairs system has a 2023 Lennox furnace with a 2002 R22 AC. The upstairs system is not sealed in air is leaking into the attic. There is biological growth on the upstairs coil and the system is low on R 22. There are other issues with flu venting and do not recommend any repairs on the system that is this old replacement of AC and coil with all other upgrades that are needed is advised. . I recommend when your ready to schedule a TE certified install supervisor to go over equipment options for upstairs.

Performed full home inspection of 2 systems . Checked all electrical, ignition and refrigeration components. Changed filters and cleared drains. Systems are working properly.

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Leaking indoor coil R410a , capacitor is weak and contactor / ..insufficient flood protection ** ..found leak on,left side on the bottom and some small huts on the right side of coil ** previous company stated capacitor was weak and suggested to add refrigerant without a leak // did courtesy leak search and found leaks on r410 carrier coil ** ..Ductboard plenum could be inadequately sized for application upon visual examination ** drainage pitch needs to be addressed …related my findings to client ** client opted for replacement options opposed to immediate repairs at this time **

We will install four new 6 inch wafer lights inside the living room, and have it be controlled from a standard switch

I was called out to Adam’s house to replace the upstairs supply plenum, install an condensate pump on the upstairs system, add flood safety to the upstairs and basement systems, and clean all 3 outdoor units.

Performed camera inspection from powder room lavatory due to this buyer inspection and multiple issues with toilet currently. Was able to make it past first bathroom group, but not further due to the amount of turns. Customer also wanted me to do a visual inspection and provide options for repairs. See estimates for details

For this job, we rewired a switch to have the outdoor fans have constant owner and the sconces to be on a switch.

Neat thermostat was bad and not engaging Y for cooling. Replaced Nest thermostat. Setup and tested equipment.

For this job we had installed Generac load shed modules in two AC units. One went bad and was not letting the AC turn on. We replaced the module with a new PSP load shed and everything functions as it should. AC unit is now running correctly.

Homeowner has a leak coming from the master bathroom. Leak appears to be coming from the bathtub in the master bathroom. Homeowner stated they do not use the tub Cut into Sheetrock in living room and located drain piping. Located source of leak as waste arm for bathtub. Unthreaded and removed lift and turn. Found the waste arm for the lift and turn to be cracked along the threads. Cut Sheetrock in sunroom below tub drain. Cut out and removed cracked tub drain. Installed new 1 1/2” waste arm for bathtub. Cleaned bathtub flange. Installed new chrome lift and turn and new gasket. Installed new putty seal. Filled bathtub 2 times and let sit for approximately 10 minutes to test putty seal. Drained bathtub to further test for leaks. No additional leaks found at this time. Water pressure is 55 PSI Water heater is a 50 gallon natural gas from 2021 Thermal expansion tank has failed at time of invoice, homeowner has been made aware of this, but declined any action at this time.

Upon arrival customer stated she had a gas leak coming from the laundry room area. Performed a gas leak search and noticed a gas leak above the sediment trap for the water heater on the copper flare fitting. Took out old copper line and ran a new gas line to the water heater with a new shutoff valve. After work was completed I pressurized the system and checked water heater for proper function. Everything is working as it should. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

Inspection / client selling home **R22 unit / 22 years old ** ASBESTOS tape around duct joints hard pipe SUPPLY AND RETURN ** SEE PHOTOS ** outdoor condenser and blower wheel dirty needs cleaning, capacitor/ contactor weak ..one inch filter , condensate pump hard wired and not on dedicated circuit as it should , no drip / drain pan under furnace ….insufficient flood protection ** Provided options : ultimately recommend system replacement and ductwork modifications due to age ( R22 obsolete refrigerant ) and what I noticed on inspection today ** Cleint stated he’ll talk to his wife *

The scope of work included: removal of the 4X3 drain 90, installation of a 3” pvc 90 and new toilet flange. Due to the improper height of the existing flange we had to put cement around the new drain to allow the new flange to sit at the proper height. The flange was anchor3d to the subfloor, the toilet was reset and was tested for proper operation with no issues.

Replace tank to bowl bolts Replace gasket Customer called us out for a leak in a toilet. Upon arrival we tested for a blockage and toilet/mainline blockage, but there was no blockage present. Other fixtures had proper flow. Water leak is coming from tank to bowl bolts. Replaced tank to bowl bolts and gasket. Old gasket was warped. Connected tank to bowl, and checked all areas for leaks. No more leaks present in toilet. Clearing successful! Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Customer had a slow draining bathtub upstairs due to hair being clogged up in the drain so I snaked the drain out to remove the hair and after removing the hair, the drain is backflow in properly with no backups and no slow draining present

For this call, we returned with the navien parts to replace the pump and PCB board to the tankless unit. We were here the previous week to diagnose the issue of it taking longer to get hot water throughout home. Talked with navien tech support throughout the process to ensure that the issue was what we suspected. Navien sent the parts and once received, we scheduled to come in today to replace those parts. After taking off the face plate of the tankless and removing the old pump and board, we reinstalled the new board and new pump with new gaskets we also received from navien. Added in the drain down, ball valve, and a check valve for the recirculating line included wither the existing price. Ran water throughout home to bleed lines of any air before running the pump and afterwards tested again to make sure the pump was properly working by checking the readings screen in the tankless. Everything is leak free and properly working at this time. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with

Splice uv light into power for furnace Install whole home surge protector in main panel with new breaker

Found upstairs hvac frozen thermostat due to bad water safeties switches. Replaced the water safety switches. And flushed the drain line. The drain line was reduced down to a small plastic tube outside. I removed the reduced section of pvc line so the drain line. I will email estimate to run 3/4" drain line away from the foundation of the home; so water won't drain near the house. I also found that other lighting in the house were tied into the furnace high voltage circuit. An electrician needs to be hired to redue the wiring so that the furnace is on its own circuit. The furnace high voltage circuit is also labeled improperly in the breaker panel (labeled as refrigerator). Their are fire ants near the outside units that need to be exterminated before they damage to circuitry on the outside units. I tested the new flood safety switched and verify that they were operating and the upstairs hvac system was operating at the end of service call. Homeowner signed up for the homecare plan.

Today I responded to a leaking AC system. Upon inspection, I found the condensate drain line was clogged, causing water to back up into the system. Further evaluation revealed the clogging issue is being contributed to by a corroded P-trap coming off the air handler, which can restrict proper drainage and allow debris to accumulate over time. As a courtesy, I removed all standing water from the auxiliary drain pan and connected a Mighty Pump at the exterior drain termination to clear the blockage. A significant amount of water, sludge, and debris was extracted from the drain line. Afterward, I returned to the attic and thoroughly flushed the drain system with approximately 2 gallons of water, confirming proper drainage and flow to the exterior. At this time, I recommend replacing the corroded condensate P-trap to restore proper drainage and help prevent future drain line blockages and water leaks. I also recommend installing a drain pan safety switch (wet switch). A wet switch will a

Install new expansion tank Install new pressure regular valve Install new shut off under sink.

Leaking AC - Gym System Drain lays flat on the floor and has poor pitch. Clean the drain and installed condensate pump. Up on completion notice water draining out the back of the furnace. Possible the water is residual from the clogged drain or the furnace could be unleveled. Vacuum as much water as possible and tested pump. System is working at this time. Recommend follow up visit to verify if the furnace is unleveled or if something else is responsible for water dripping out the back of the furnace. Install a condensate pump and clear tubing to existing drain line.

Reset timer, apply silicone to box and reattach conduit

Dirty filters , insufficient flood protection ** system under 5 years old 2023 / EWC dampers on Honeywell zone board ** checked refrigerant ** provided options after diagnosis **

Today we came out to correct issues pointed out on the home inspection. For the undersized wire, we replaced the breaker with a 15 amp breaker, which is properly sized for the 14 AWG wire. For the improper three way switch, we replaced the existing dimmer that was only capable of a single pole application with a three way dimmer. For the outlet on the front porch, at the time of my visit it was receiving 120 volts and was properly wired. There was no correction to be made there.