Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Customers toilet was constantly running and wanted a full toilet rebuild. We did a rebuild which includes the fill valve, flapper, tank to bowl gasket, tank to bowl bolts, and supply line. We also replaced the customers water heater with a Rheem 50 gallon gas water heater. We installed a new expansion tank thats supported to the wall. We replaced the cold inlet shut off with a brass quarter turn ball valve and replaced the gas shut off valve. We put a leak alarm in the pan as well.

For this job, I worked on separating a dining light into two different pendants, adding a dimmer to those pendants, I installed a picture frame light from scratch with a new dimmer, I added from scratch a new bathroom vanity light two bathroom sconces, rerouted the location of a bath light, replaced a bath fan and move all switches to the front bathroom entrance entrance.

Install 60 amp circuit from panel to garage wall, install pvc along ceiling to get wire to location, mount and program charger, replace two breakers with thin breakers to make room for 240v circuit

Today I came out because customer thermostat was blank. After looking into the system, I came across the float switch triggered, which caused the thermostat to go blank. The float switch was basically doing this job. The reason why that the float switch got triggered was because the condensate drain line hasn’t been cleaned or treated properly. I disassemble the condensate pump cleaned it and cleaned the condensate drain line. I tested condensate pump three times and put condensate tabs in the pump so it can keep cleaning itself. I tested system. System is cooling at this time. I also sent estimates to customer on cleanings that we discussed if he was in ever interested.

Redevice part of home (white decor). Install high ceiling fan

Today’s visit came out to inspect a garbage disposal that was jammed. Upon arrival was able to unjam it, but still gave the homeowner options for replacement due to the age. Homeowner agreed with replacement option and work was started. Replaced old half horsepower garbage disposal with a new half horsepower garbage disposal. After all work was complete. Tested off work for leaks and functionality. No leaks and everything is functioning properly at this time. In the process of checking the pressure in the hot water heater in the home found that there was a lot of water on the floor in the water heater room and it was coming from a leaking expansion tank. Give the homeowner multiple options as far as doing a temporary repair today or replacement of the heaters. Homeowner agreed. The replacement was the better option and we will be returning Friday to replace the current water heaters with new electric water heaters. For the time being, we shut off the water to the water heaters to pre

Came out today to replace the customers 50 gallon natural gas water heater. Drained down home and removed existing heater. Upon removing the heater the flue pipe dropped out of the ceiling. Cut hole to investigate. Attached to double wall in attic with a female transition adapter. Installed thimble in ceiling and ran new double wall down to the heater. Advised customer I believe her roof is leaking from the vent termination as the surrounding wood has discoloration. Installed new heater in a pan with a water alarm. Installed new copper piping, ball valve and thermal expansion tank mounted to a bracket mounted to the structure. Installed all new gas fittings and gas whip. Extended t&p line on the exterior and added a strap to the house. Penetration was sealed. Restored water to the home and bled air from the system. Pilot was lit and heater was set to 120 degrees. Piping was insulated, valve tag was added and bonding wire was installed.

Today I came out and cleaned two blower wheels. After cleaning them, I properly tested equipment and listen to see if the blowers were running. System is running as design now with no issues. Customer is happy.

Homeowner has a kitchen faucet that is leaking from multiple places. Homeowner also has a shower head in the master bathroom that has had a noticeable pressure drop in the past couple months. Upon inspecting the kitchen faucet. I found that the sprayer head has begun unthreading itself from the hose, most likely from usage. I reattached the sprayer head onto the hose. Dried the faucet and ran it. The faucet no longer seems to have any leaks. The homeowner also does not like the sensor feature on the faucet. This faucet is of Kohler make, and Kohler touchless faucets can be bypassed via the control box. Homeowner confirmed that they wanted the touchless feature bypassed. Informed homeowner that the sprayer head should not come undone on its own, and if this is to happen again, it will probably be time for a new faucet. The homeowner stated that they notice the shower drop in pressure a few months prior. The only part of the shower that seems to be affected is the left hand side rain h

Client needs dedicated circuit ** for condensate pump ** existing circuit need to be added to proper condensate pump set up ** The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. I’ll have to change out ptrap for airhandler in basement / trane indoor coil is set up over blower ( water overflow concerns ) so I cut off AC to prevent any additional issues until I return ** Ac was confirmed as operating ** Set the unit to FAN only to provide some ventilation * The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Came back replaced pump that was hardwired and defective ** used dedicated outlet installed by electrical dept / verified unit operational status after repairs ** no drip pan under airhandler **

Opened Sheetrock in ceiling in attempt to locate source of the leak. Found a bad solder joint on a 1/2in copper line feeding the hot side of the upstairs master sink. Cut out section of copper and replaced with new copper pipe and fittings. Tested for leaks and put plastic over the hole in the Sheetrock to prevent debris from falling into the kitchen below. Also quoted replacement of an existing shower valve in the basement bath and new tub/shower trim in upstairs hall bath. Client is ordering parts for that work and we will return at a later date to replace. Upstairs shower : Moen Posi-temp Basement shower : Delta Monitor (Multi-Choice)

The scope of today’s work included the following: installation of a client supplied kitchen sink faucet. Faucet was tested for proper operation and leaking with no issues.

Technician replaced spigot by outside back door with a new quarter turn as requested by client. PRV was also replaced in basement near incoming water main to bring pressure back within a safe and optimal range. Sheetrock was cut out to a minimal as discussed with client and new icemaker box was added behind the downstairs refrigerator. Water was left off to the ice maker due to the refrigerator leaking water from supply within the fridge. As technician was working on the system, he noticed that there was rain water intrusion around the drain and water line. Client was notified and estimate sent.

Replaced an outdoor GFCI that went bad

Run circuit for condensation pump

For this job customer stayed the lid came off the tap box for the pool equipment during a storm and filled with water. Customer had already drained all the water out of box. We did an inspection of the pool equipment and everything functions as it should. We resealed the box and customer should have no further issues.

Water line repair in front yard by meter.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Wet switch was defective on arrival ** red light with no water in drip pan ; Compressor was loud after doing immediate repair ** wires were tight at the furnace ** checked pressures after verifying operational status for AC ..system right at 6 at the furnace and 2023 outdoor unit … Provided an option to replace compressor in the event it fails based of my inspection today ..( did explain as to why to client as well )

Customer is having the countertops refinished tomorrow morning and needed the kitchen fixtures removed. Removed two faucets and two disposal air switch buttons. All hardware for the faucets reattached to prevent losing them. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Install an outlet for the upstairs bedroom closet and in the foyer for a table lamp Replace outlet and switch plates and cable inserts. This pricing reflects the cost for a single plate/cable insert.

Floor outlets

Separate neutrals in main panel. Install whole home surge protector in main panel. I attempted to perform repairs on sub panel on this visit, however this sub panel is a 12 circuit max panel and does not accept homeline twin breakers. A panel replacement is needed to fix issues. I did however replace one non listed breaker in this panel. I also inspected customer’s condensate pump outlet and furnace circuits on this visit as a courtesy. HVAC tech is needed for repairs.

As ring failed on the toilet in the master bathroom. Water was leaking into the unfinished basement when flushed. Pulled and reset toilet. Installed new wax ring, closet bolts, and china caps. Sealed around the base with white silicone. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Was having problems with the sewage ejector pump overflowing, when we took a look inside of the well realized that root was growing through the 3" pipe seal, we broke the slab right in front of it to get everything exposed and put some tar around the seal and concrete as well. Backfilled the hole and tested everything no issues! Thank you for trusting and choosing Te with your plumbing needs!

Install Rheem water heater 50 gallon gas Installed new Rheem water heater 50 gallon gas with expansion tank and installed new PRV and new main water shutoff in garage/basement.Purged the water lines and increased water pressure to proper house pressure.