Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Diagnostic analysis of ML furnace revealed the blower panel was not latched fully to press the door switch. Once the panel was secured the furnace cycled on and is heating again. The inducer motor is very loud at start up and noise ceases once it heats up but client stated the motor was hot, not running prior to this visit and may be failing the longer it operates. This furnace is a 1999 model at 27 years old and parts are obsolete so replacing the furnace would be required.

Customer is having an issue with an outdoor tankless intermittently not heating water. This happened once a few days ago and returned to normal. The RL70 unit is from 2017. There were no alarms when this occurred. I began by opening the unit and running the tankless under different loads. No alarms, no cold water, nothing unusual. Since our clients prefer to try and keep this unit a little longer I believe the best place to start is by flushing any scale buildup out of this unit. It is common for scale to prevent the flow sensor from working, resulting in the unit not starting up. Customer understands that this flush carries no warranty against future leaks or failures. We talked about replacement. I suggest the Navien 240A2 installed on the interior of the home. This unit comes with retrofit recirculation, reducing the amount of time it takes hot water to get to farther fixtures. Included in this estimate comes with some sharkbite fitting removal. After putting the bottom panel to

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding their issue. Customer showed me inside and to their kitchen sink on the main level of the home. Customer states that they accidentally got a wine stopper stuck in the disposal and it is now wedged inside and they are unable to turn on the disposal. I diagnosed the issue and was able to unjam the disposal and remove the wine stopper. I then reset the disposal and tested for proper function. Disposal is now functioning correctly and sink is draining well. Cleaned work area. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Arrived at home to evaluate sewer line. Sent camera through clean out in basement and was able to make it out just before the curb. I observed that it was PVC inside of the home then changes to cast-iron for a short length through the penetration, and changes back to PVC once it gets outside all the way down to just before the curb where it appears to change to 6 inch clay. The drain was clear at this time. My recommendation would be replacing the stretch of cast-iron with PVC for peace of mind. They plan to hold off on any repairs at this time.

Troubleshoot light flickering intermittently when switch is used Replace switch upstairs

For this job, I worked on installing four recessed lights in the playroom from scratch. As a courtesy I provided a dimmer and also replaced a bad smart switch..

This estimate is to fix only what is being called out for in the report

Replace 3/4” ball valve on PEXxCopper water line

Did a troubleshoot on customers, cyclone water heater, clean flame rod for him

No heat call - Initial observations revealed a pressure switch fault for switch open with heat call. Diagnostic analysis revealed the switch is getting adequate pressure of 1.3” wc for .75” wc switch at manometer but not closing the switch due to a blockage in the inducer port. Cleared port and switch is now closing allowing the heat to engage and is operating properly at this time. While testing system I also observed the installation configuration, while functional, the evaporator coil is pitched improperly and may not allow the condensation to exit the coil adequately. This can cause water to back up inside and contribute to humidity issues in the summer along with the humidity of the heat during the summer months. This can cause the system to run longer than it should. I recommend lifting the left side of the coil so it’s pitched back towards the furnace allowing it to drain more efficiently. The gas line is also not secured properly and may cause a gas leak over time. The hard

Add new outlet in living room

Today we performed work around a bar in the office. Here is the work we performed today: * Replaced the existing 15”x15” drop-in bar sink. * Installed a new customer supplied faucet * Provided and installed 2 new 1/4-turn stop valves, clean up the copper stub outs and installed escutcheons *Replaced the drain assembly in tubular. Hauled away the old sink. We will have to return to caulk the bar sink. The customer is having this repainted and we agreed that this area should be painted prior to caulk. Split pay for this reason. We will be back in a couple of weeks. Water pressure is 45 psi Thank you for choosing TE Certified

Install circuit for security system in basement near panel. Install 20a circuit, box quad outlet with gfi, plate, and breaker.

Customer had a dishwasher installed recently and when she tried to use her disposal afterward it was making a loud noise, she looked in and saw there was a screw jammed in there, she was unable to remove it, I gave her the option to repair the disposal or replace it, she requested we try to repair it first before replacing, we removed the disposal 90 and removed the disposal from the flange, once removed I tried to grab the screw with needle nose pliers and work it out but was unable to, I grabbed the screw with the pliers and used my disposal key to spin the blade and was able to remove the screw, we then reinstalled the disposal and tested for proper operation, the customer also requested we take a look at dripping faucet, I wrote estimates up for replacement, she is picking out a faucet and will have us return to install it once she finds one, I also wrote up estimates for water heaters as hers is 16 years old

Homeowner has a water service that was installed underneath the drain field. The water service has began leaking. Due to the drain field, the water service will need to be rerouted. Trenched along right side of driveway. Bored underneath driveway, trenched in front of house underneath porch. Drilled new penetration through foundation wall. Disconnected at meter, installed new meter nipple, installed new female adapter and tee for irrigation. Connected onto irrigation via a PVC by press adapter. Irrigation has existing DCVA installed already. Installed new dual check valve and new stainless steel shutoff valve. Installed new meter box for new shutoff valve. Installed new 1” HDPE piping in ground. Installed 3/4” soft copper type L through foundation wall. Connected onto penetration. Installed new quarter turn shutoff valve and new PRV inside house. Installed approximately 60’ of new 3/4” PEX through soffits in basement. Connected onto cold water line above water heater. Sealed both side

I came out to finish installing your panel and we have already sent you the receipt for the full detailed work. So for the most part, your electrical system is in good shape however, when we plugged something into your back outlet, it did the breaker so that is something you will want us to look at. You also had several breakers that we could not find him and these may no longer be doing anything. We did not leave them off, but that is one way you can find out if they do still exist is turn off all the breakers that are unlabeled, but I didn’t wanna leave you without power when I didn’t have a chance to talk you through it. As you know, I will be out of town until December 2 so though you can get this fixed easily without me if you wanna wait for me, it will be in December. All of our guys are really great, so feel free to call one of them in to figure out why that outlet is tripping when we plug something into it. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

Today I came out to complete quoted work. I cut in a return duct in the kitchen area. I added a 4 in duct, boot, vent, and sealed all connections with mastic tape and mastic. I removed an existing supply duct per customers request and capped both ends. Work has been tested and system is operational at time of departure. It was a pleasure to see y’all again and I hope y’all have a great holiday season!

For this job, I conducted leak detection services for original technician Garrett as a TGL. I discovered the leak on the main service outside of the foundation wall close to the garage underneath the crêpe myrtle

Arrived on site to troubleshoot one motion flood light not coming on anymore. We performed a troubleshoot and determined that the flood light was starting to fail. We provided and install one new RAB 360 motion flood light on the right side of the garage. We tested the flood light and it is operating as it should. We made sure the homeowner is happy with the positioning of the light bulbs on the new flood light. While on site we discussed with the homeowner about tandem breakers not being positioned correctly in the electrical panel. The homeowner did not want to correct those issues at this time. Everything is working upon departure.

Replaced 40 gallon water heater in basement with a standard 50, reworked hot and cold lines, reworked gas line to remove the old copper line feeding the water heater and another line going to a fireplace that is no longer in use so client wanted me to cap that as well, dropped water heater down into a pan to provide more pitch for the vent line and also installed a anode rod kit bringing the tank warranty to 10 years. Everything is turned on and working properly

Responded to the home to investigate a burning smell in the guest bedroom. Opened and inspected the electrical devices and discovered a damaged electrical box and backstabbed device connections. Further troubleshooting revealed an open ground condition on the circuit caused by an improperly disconnected grounding conductor in the attic light fixture box. Reconnected the grounding conductor, replaced the existing breaker with a safety breaker, and tested the circuit to verify proper operation. Also discussed additional safety improvements, including whole-home device replacement (re-device) and installation of a whole-home surge protector. The customer will contact us when ready to move forward with the additional work. All completed work was tested and verified operational.

For this job, the customer stated they had a leaking toilet upstairs in the master bathroom. I found the tank leaking making it look like it was leaking from the bottom. The toilet also had a weak flush which has been causing the toilet to clog. The customer opted to have it replaced, and another toilet on the main level replaced as well. Once complete I tested my work and cleaned up. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Technician successfully performed a thorough water heater flush. Client states that the city had made a mainline water repair and upon opening this morning and running the water a lot of dirt seem to come through. Water was flushed from the system on both hot and cold sides until it ran clear. Water heater was drained. Please note that due to the amount of dirt that was found in the waterline there may still be debris that has settled in the line. Slight discoloration may still be noticed since it was on the main city line repair. As of now the water is running clear.

Arrived on site and customer said he had a leaking washer box in the laundry room. He had recently purchased new washer and dryer and when he opened back up the valve, the water was continuously leaking. I went ahead and cut out the existing washer box and replaced with a whole new washer box once I made all my connections. I had a customer turn water back onto house and I checked all connections to ensure washer box was properly intact I went ahead and reconnected the washer and secured the tube in the drain. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

Install new trim can lights and troubleshoot tripping breaker