Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Replace toilet in guest bathroom upstairs in children’s room where it had a crack on the bowl to tank (see in pictures) that was leaking water for some time and had caused water damage to the living room ceiling. New toilet is now working properly and not leaking water. Recommend having a remediation company come take a look at the water damage in the ceiling to prevent mold growth.

Performed a Homecare hvac inspection on two systems. Technician checked heating and cooling operations, changed 16x20x1 filter for the basement system, tested flood prevention devices, tested furnace safety components, and observed system performances. Technician noted that the capacitor (5mfd) for the blower motor and the capacitor (35/5) for the outside unit are reading below industry standards recommended by the manufacturer for the basement system. The thermostat for the basement system has failed. The thermostat is sending a signal for the auxiliary heating elements to operate during cooling mode along with other issues. The systems can benefit to have additional flood protection by installing a wet switch for the main floor system and a drain/wet switch for the basement system. Technician replaced the thermostat for the basement system and tested operations.

Customer got a new fridge and they would not hook it up due to no accessible shut off for ice maker, installed ice maker and ran line over to three-quarter line going to kitchen sink. There is no warranty for the gray poly connection. I let homeowner know this.

Home inspection on two systems. Filters are clean, drain lines cleared. Both systems are 19 years old and has some issues. Both heat exchangers are cracked, both systems are low on Freon (r22)), biological growth in the evaporator coil (affects the air quality in the house), main level dual capacitor is weak (reading 37 on a 40 microfarad), both outside condensers are dirty. Upstairs system has a burnt wire , from contactor to the capacitor and can stop ac to work anytime, and short the system. Main level system, located in the basement has flex gas line going into the furnace and flue pipe is single wall, rusted and taped in some parts . Due to the age and conditions of the systems, the best option would be to upgrade the systems, with 10 years warranty, and WiFi thermostat. Sent estimates for potential repairs (not recommend). Systems are working in heating and cooling mode, but with issues and not efficient. Humidity level in the house will be higher, specially on hotter days, and

Homeowners rinnai tankless water heater was throwing code 10. Tech aupport recommend cleaning the burner assembly. Shut water and power off to unit. Removed manifold and then The burner assembly. Used air to clean the burner assembly. Clogged with a white powdery substance. Cleaned inside off tank and reinstalled parts. Turned on and tested and working properly.

-Single stage air conditioner (outdoor) / Single stage, constant torque furnace (indoor).  -10 year parts warranty (20 years for heat exchangers on 80% furnaces)  -10 years labor coverage when a Home Care maintenance plan is held with TE Certified. Lifetime Craftsmanship.  -Removal and disposal of existing system.   -Permit fees are included, system will be inst - alled to meet or exceed county’s codes.   -Cost includes all required material, tax, & labor. No further charges will apply.   -New drain pan, safety float switch, water safety and condensate pump (if applicable).   -New outdoor electrical disconnect, power whip and new pad for outdoor unit.   -New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace.  -Flush, Clean and Test Existing Line Set and Pull Vacuum to 500 Microns.   -Will recover existing refrigerant per EPA guidelines.   -Will complete leak check and system & system start up. .  -Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wal

-Single stage air conditioner (outdoor) / Single stage, constant torque furnace (indoor).  -10 year parts warranty (20 years for heat exchangers on 80% furnaces)  -10 years labor coverage when a Home Care maintenance plan is held with TE Certified. Lifetime Craftsmanship.  -Removal and disposal of existing system.   -Permit fees are included, system will be inst - alled to meet or exceed county’s codes.   -Cost includes all required material, tax, & labor. No further charges will apply.   -New drain pan, safety float switch, water safety and condensate pump (if applicable).   -New outdoor electrical disconnect, power whip and new pad for outdoor unit.   -New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace.  -Flush, Clean and Test Existing Line Set and Pull Vacuum to 500 Microns.   -Will recover existing refrigerant per EPA guidelines.   -Will complete leak check and system & system start up. .  -Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wal

Ac coil New 12” return

At the service disconnect shut off power for the A/C sub-panel and remove the panel off the home. Supply and install a new and larger Nema3 sub-panel to accommodate existing breaker, re locating (1) A/C breaker and to install a new Tesla Control Module. We will also remove the indoor rated wire feeding the sub-panel and wire in new feeder for 100 amps Remove all indoor rated wiring from the (3) A/C units and supply and install proper code compliant Thwn wiring. Install conduit and wiring from the Service disconnect to the garage for the Tesla wall charger along with the wiring for the Tesla module. Supply and install a new Tesla wall charger in the garage along with install a Tesla module for the charger. Remove the illegal type indoor rated wiring from the A/C units and install proper THWN wiring. After installing the Tesla on the wall I was able to commission the unit and show the homeowner that the module is working. I also showed him how to remove the additional port. I repl

Service Summary – Heating & Cooling System Inspection Date: 4/24/2026 Technician: Tyson We completed a full inspection of the home’s heating and cooling systems, including multiple units serving different areas of the home. Systems were evaluated for safety, performance, cleanliness, and overall condition. Photo documentation was taken during the visit to support the findings below. ⸻ System #1 – Basement Heating: Lennox Furnace (Approx. 1998) Cooling: Trane AC (Approx. 2008) Findings This system is nearing the end of its expected lifespan. We found significant buildup and maintenance-related concerns that are impacting performance and reliability: Blower wheel is heavily dirty, restricting airflow Microbial growth present in the evaporator coil drain pan Missing gas sediment trap (important safety component) System lacks recommended flood protection safeguards These conditions can reduce efficiency, strain components, and increase the risk of breakdown or water damage. ⸻ Sy

Added floodlights and outlets

We replaced the hose bib on the left side of the home, and replaced the multi turn shutoff for the hose bib with a quarter turn shutoff valve. We replaced the fill valve, yellow flush gasket seal, and supply line on an upstairs toilet. We also installed a new quarter turn shutoff for this toilet.

Client is experiencing a leak coming from the old cast iron drains in the master bath. Leak coming from under the toilet. Left quotes for band aid repair as well as replacement of the cast iron.

Arrived checked main floor system. Found dirty filter. Also high voltage wiring at capacitor and contactor, loose. Reconnected wiring. Changed filter. Checked amperage and pressures. System now cooling. The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

Customer called us out for another blockage of the master and hall bathrooms. On arrival I ran the shower a toilet until it started to gurgle in the master. Customer also had a clogged disposal that was 20 years old. She did not want it replaced today. I recommended pulling the master toilet and running a cable down the drain to clear the blockage. Customer agreed. I pulled the toilet and the stop valve was leaking significantly. I successfully cleared the blockage, tested the line while I was cleaning and reset the toilet. I shut the water off while setting the toilet and when I went to turn it back on it did not work. My manager came out and we replace the stop in the master bathroom and the house shut off. I turned the water on with no signs of leaks I then tested the shower and the clog was back. I ran a flex shaft down the shower clearing the blockage. I tested for 30 minutes while cleaning. Sewer supervisor is scheduled for Monday 11-2.

No power to bathrooms

Came back to complete work quoted. Work was done and tested, system is now working properly. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Ballast bypass on 2 lights Replaced a light over the kitchen sink

Customer wants to replace a water heater, gave quote to replace a 50 gallon water heater on attic, quoted also a recirculation pump to replace existing, sold work for next Friday. Thank you for choosing Te with your plumbing needs!

Buyer camera inspection. Went from exterior cleanout at the house and found no issues.

Installed a new 50 gallon natural gas water heater with new hot and cold shut offs, thermal expansion tank, safety pan and leak alarm, new gas line and gas shut off and new vent pipe. The unit was pressurized and tested for proper operation with no issues

4/13 - Per Alex, service has already installed flood protection, and customer is not available until next Wednesday for the duct work Install flood protection on system to prevent potential damage to home Add a 4” supply and 6” return to attic Includes manual dampers for each duct Update 4-24-26: I came out today and added 6” return duct, 4” supply duct, register grills for both, and both have manual dampers set to the open position. I sealed everything up with tape me mastic seal. I tested all work and system is operating properly at time of departure. It was a pleasure to see y’all again and I hope y’all have a great summer!

Mini split for basement.

Today we came out and signed client up for two system home care. Inspected all electrical components and connections. Found wires burnt up going to capacitor from compressor on upstairs system. On main level found pitted contactor. Upstairs system is not working and is almost 30 years old. Replaced all air filters, flushed and treated drain lines. Checked Refrigerant levels, and ductwork found inadequate return air upstairs for a 2 ton. Performed safety inspections on each furnace on main level found cracked heat exchanger tagged furnace unsafe to operate due to carbon monoxide fumes. Due to age and condition scheduled install supervisor for tomorrow morning to give options on updating. Systems use r22 refrigerant that has been mandated by the federal government and no longer being manufactured. Left all equipment operational although they could fail at anytime.

We were called out due to a running toilet. We gave repair and replacement options. We replaced failed fill valve, replaced flapper, and supply line.