Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Technician replaced the existing pressure reducing valve (PRV), which was no longer properly protecting the home’s plumbing system and was allowing water pressure to exceed 80 PSI. A new PRV was installed and adjusted to a safe operating pressure. The thermal expansion tank was tested and confirmed to be functioning properly. The old dishwasher supply line in the basement was permanently capped off. A new dishwasher water line was installed beneath the kitchen sink, along with two new shut-off valves. one dedicated to the kitchen faucet ( free of charge ) and one for the dishwasher. The system was pressurized, air was purged from the lines, and all connections were thoroughly tested. No leaks were found at this time.

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Main floor system. Cut out old line set that we could get too. Ran new line set and line hide down outside wall. Sealed all penetrations. Repaired cut drain line. Leak tested and vacuum pulled. Weighed in 9lbs 410a including line set and checked operations.

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a garbage disposal. The garbage disposal collar was rusted as well as the inside of the disposal. I cut the breaker off to the disposal and installed a new 3/4 hp customer supplied garbage disposal. The garbage disposal has a new collar as well. I cut the breaker back on and leak tested and made sure the disposal was operating properly. The new disposal is running and draining with no leaks. The homeowner is satisfied with the work that has been completed.

Homeowner has a wet spot on the ceiling in the kitchen. The spot is directly below the master bathroom. Upon cutting the drywall where the spot is, I found the drain for the master shower. The drain is leaking whenever the shower is ran. Upon cutting the drain out, I found that the entire shower drain cup is cracked and split in two, this is what caused the leak. Cleaned flange for shower. Installed new shower drain. Installed approximately 8” of new 2” pressure PVC. Connected onto existing drainage system via a mechanical coupling

Customer called us out today because their bathroom outlets were not working. We did a troubleshoot and found that the two master bath outlets. The front porch outlet and the attic outlet are all on the same circuit. I found a bad connection in the outlet in the attic and replaced it with a GFCI. The outdoor outlet was not a Weather rated outlet so we replaced it with a weather rated one. We also replaced both outlets in the master bath to just round everything out. During my troubleshoot, I know that there was no surge protection and that the main panel had double tapped neutrals we added protection to both panels. The main panel is coming off the dryer circuit, and in the subpanel that is on its own 50 amp breaker, I installed a new neutral bar with offsets in the main panel, connected it with lugs to the old neutral bar with a four ought cable.. I then moved over neutral circuits to the new bar so that there are no longer any double tapped to neutrals.

Homeowner required about moving waterlines and drainage to different area after flood occurred in bathroom. Technician moved drain lines to the middle of wall and also re-piped copper lines to middle of floor. Install new angle valves on re-piped waterlines. Technician also removed old flange and set riser and cap so that contractor can redo flooring.

Technician disassembled the master shower valve and replaced the existing Kohler cartridge. After installation, the water system was pressurized and the shower was thoroughly tested to verify proper operation and confirm there were no leaks from the valve or plumbing connections. During testing, it was determined that water is leaking through the shower tile assembly and into the crawlspace below. At this time, the plumbing system is operating as intended.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about hook up new fridge. 1/4 in copper supply line is ran through cabinets and the compression ferrule was in the wrong spot to make a good connection. Unable to add ice maker box as the fridge is on an outside wall on a slab. Gave options to add hammer arrestor to valve to bring install up to code. Customer declined at this time and understands this repair holds no warranty due to the system not being brought up to code. Cut copper supply line behind fridge and used a brass compression fitting to transition to a steel braided supply line to connect to the fridge. All work was tested and verified no leaks and functionality.

Install new dishwasher outlet for new dishwasher

For this job, the customer called us out to replace a burnt outlet in the garage and quote other work. We replaced the outlet with a GFCI and we will be returning to complete the rest of the work when the customer gets the materials in. Thank you for choosing TE Certified Electricians!

Homeowner has a Moen shower that does not get cold. The shower is a Positemp model. Homeowner also has a washing machine box that does fully close, nor does the box have water hammer arrestors on it. Cut drywall below washing machine box. Cut 1/2” copper lines and 2” PVC drain. Disconnected and removed old washing machine box. Installed new Oatey washing machine box with water hammer arrestors. Installed approximately 5” of new 1/2 type M copper on both hot and cold sides and connected onto existing copper plumbing. Installed approximately 6” of new 2” pressure PVC and connected onto existing drain. Connected washing machine hoses and ran washing machine through a cycle to test for leaks. Washing machine is functioning as intended. Disassembled trim on shower valve. Pulled Moen Positemp cartridge from valve. Cleaned interior of valve. Installed new OEM Moen Positemp cartridge. Pressurized system and ran water to test for leaks. Reassembled trim on shower valve. Caulked around shower

Price includes all fresh refrigerant and labor. Tech will also install a new filter drier and will pressure test the system and pull a deep vacuum. Weighted in the refrigerant charge. Ran the system and adjusted the refrigerant pressures. I flushed the drain line. The hvac system was operating when I left. Emailed estimate for updated flood protection.

Performed schedule repairs. Repairs drains and added condensation pump. Added all safeties and tested. Cleared drain line and tested pump. Cleaned outdoor unit. Make all repairs necessary to restore the unit to full health and eliminate all other concerns.

Today I came out due to upstairs system not working. System is a 2024 Daikin Air Handler located in attic servicing upstairs level. Upon arrival system was off at thermostat. I turned system to cool and called for demand. Indoor unit came on, but outdoor unit did not. Opened it up and saw 3 flashing dots and the code was a short cycle lockout. This was due to a stick being wedged between fan blade and rubber guard. This was not allowing fan to operate, causing compressor to over heat and lock itself out to prevent any more problems. I removed stick and after a short delay, system kicked on and is cooling. I found the condenser coils to be impacted with dirt and debris. Contactor is heavily pitted and compressor has high start up amp draws. It’s rated for 88amps, but it’s actually using 101.6 amps. This means the compressor is over amping itself each time system comes on. Drain line is improperly slopped and has a couple bellies throughout. After going over all findings and options, cus

Arrived customer stated was having condensation from one of the rooms upstairs. Upon arrival, there was no condensation. Checked indoor unit. Checked ductwork slightly low on CFM. Check supply temperatures. Checked outdoor unit. Checked amperage and pressures. All systems operating at this time. No condensation.

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Upstairs system not cooling IDU was running but ODU was not No safeties were tripped Checked ODU which had a error code 72 which was thermal overload Fan was running but compressor was not so we checked capacitor which fan was very weak and compressor side was 0 We replaced the capacitor with homeowner approval and system is back up and running with error code reset Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Perfomed repairs. Installed 2 new contactors. Installed flood protection. I installed 2 new blower motor capacitors. I installed new damper and damper motor. I also replaced a large section of the upstairs drain line. I tried flushing out the upstairs drain line but its clogged. The office will reach out to get them on the schedule to get a plumber out to run to the drain line for the upstairs to tie it into the washer drain line. I tested the water saftey switches before I left. Both AC systems were operating at the end of service call.

Your New Goodman Furnace System We'll install a new Goodman 80% efficiency two-stage furnace with a variable speed motor that adjusts automatically for consistent comfort throughout your home. This system uses the newer R32 refrigerant. What's Included: Complete removal and disposal of your existing equipment New Goodman furnace (Model: GRVT800803BNA) with 80,000 BTU heating capacity Variable speed motor for enhanced comfort and efficiency Flood protection with wet switch or drain pan with float switch All necessary connections: gas line, flue pipe, electrical wiring, and ductwork adaptations Complete testing of heating operation Walkthrough of how to operate your new system Thorough worksite cleanup Warranty Protection: Lifetime workmanship guarantee on installation quality 10-year parts warranty on compressor, coil, and furnace 20-year parts warranty on heat exchanger Up to 10 years extended labor warranty when you maintain regular service with the TE HomeCare plan Special Sav

For this job I replaced the hosebib in the front yard. I cut drywall behind to access plumbing and make new connections. I also replaced the old gate valve. I installed a new quarter turn ball valve to serve the hosebib. I also installed a vacuum breaker on the hosebib. Tested all work and left work area clean.

A comprehensive inspection of the electrical grounding system was performed to evaluate the safety and integrity of the existing grounding and bonding components. The inspection included a thorough investigation of the electrical service grounding electrode system, grounding electrode conductors, bonding connections, and metallic piping systems. During the inspection, it was determined that no grounding rods have been driven into the earth to serve as grounding electrodes. It was also found that the water heater pressure relief valve is not bonded, and the hot and cold water piping systems are not bonded together. These deficiencies result in an inadequate grounding and bonding system that does not provide a continuous and effective path for fault current, creating potential electrical safety hazards. Recommendations include: the installation of properly sized and installed grounding rods in accordance with applicable electrical codes, bonding of the water heater pressure relief va

Upon arrival we met with the homeowner. Complaints of a sewage ejector pump malfunction. We vacuumed out the standing water in order to see and assess the actual problem. After inspection and removal of the pump from the basin we saw a wad of paper holding down the float trigger. We removed the debris, reinstalled the pump, tested to ensure proper function and flushed out pump system with clean water. Work area was cleaned. Remove existing sewage ejection pump, clean pit, inspect impeller, reset pump, test for proper operation and clean-up. Does not include new pump, piping or ball/check valve.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Replaced burned contactor and repaired high voltage wiring. Tested for proper operations thereafter. Several other components week due to age, the system is currently cooling properly at this time. Thank you for choosing TE certified!