Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Assessed pool equipment with corrosive damage due to pool chemicals being stored with electrical equipment. Provide estimates as solutions to resolve this issue. Customer is relocating pool chemicals, outside of electrical equipment room. Replace electrical equipment with chemical corrosion

We came out to install five recessed trims as well as installing a wall mount for a TV and installing the TV on the wall mount. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

On arrival, system set at 70 and cooling to 72. System completely iced over. Noticed filter to be extremely dirty, and unable to see any light passing through. Advised homeowner that we would have to charge to defrost the system to ensure no further issues. If the decision was made to wait, And there were still further issues, there would be an additional service charge fee. The decision was made to wait and see how everything works once the ice is naturally thawed. Recommended to leave unit off for at least two hours. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Costumer originally called us out here for a faulty tub spout, looked at there water heater and saw water in the pan coming from a pin hole on the expansion tank, damaging the bottom of water heater and rusting out some electrical components, pressure was also high. Costumer is selling the home so needed this taking care of. We replaced water heater with the plumbing code upgrades and installed a new PRV in the system, water set to 60 psi, tested no leaks. Thank you for choosing and trusting TE with your plumbing needs!

Return / 8 inch / 10 inch / 12 inch duct runs ** 940- 3.5 Ton AC - needs 480 cfm for sufficient airflow .. indoor coil is a piston with high superheat ..38 degrees and VSAT in the 20s …** TRANE 2019 system ** performed leak search and found leaks inside after using leak detectors*** R410 indoor coil* tried to verify location of coil from Trane in Alpharetta , only had R454B in stock currently ; waited for Trane to call me back on while here ..part has 3-5 business day window time ** did explain to client that replacement options due to magnitude of repairs would be a great idea** Lead booked for 04/20/26** as result / Client still signed immediate repair estimate as well ** System lacking airflow and leaking indoor coil for immediate issues** both need to be rectified in order for system to operate currently ** The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

No cool system is 15 yrs old. Fan motor is not working. Gave estimate to homeowner to replace blower wheel motor to get the system running told him I couldn’t diagnose further until the blower motor was replaced. Also set a lead. Homeowner approved of repair to have cool air until then.

For this job, it was required me to provide a couple of estimates for a kitchen remodel and a couple of items for a home that’s about to be sold. A followup call will be conducted on Monday if our client does not accept the estimate over the weekend

Diagnostic completed. Several issues noticed with the upstairs and main floor systems, both immediate and potential. Estimates attached to take care of repairs. The repair option may not be recommended given the age and condition of the existing equipment. Project manager has been scheduled to return to discuss replacement options. Systems currently operational. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Came back on 04/17/26 To install 2 Apco-X up lights and schedule air duct cleaning for both units. Properly installed both uv lights. Tested uv lights and they are working properly at this time. No issues or concerns.

Troubleshoot outlets and landscape light not working.

2 system Homecare completed. Filters checked and changed. Capacitors checked. Refrigerant checked. Drain line and condensate pump flushed and drained. All options discussed with homeowner but declined at this time. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Today we came out for only system not cooling 2001 nordyne 3.5 ton ac r22 with matching 90k furnace. Cycled equipment from thermostat found blower motor failed do to bad capacitor. Blower motor was in thermal overload, there is not enough return air for a 3.5 ton system and flue piping is not up to code single wall piping must be double wall. System uses obsolete r22 refrigerant that has been mandated by the federal government as 01/01/2020. Scheduled install supervisor to give options on updating and left band aid repair option.

Install TE supplied bidet, set pop up assembly, connect with new braided stainless steel supply lines, test for proper function Install bidet with new bolts, level, and finish with hygienic seal around base, test and adjust if needed, clean up work area. Tested and verified there are no leaks at the bidet. supplied a Kohler San Tropez Bidet. Did not supply the faucet Replace sharkbite fittings we found in the basement with appropriate pex to copper transition fittings, tested and verified there were no leaks.

For this job I came out and replaced existing water heater with 50 gallon Rheem water heater, also installed halo ion 6 conditioner above water heater. Replaced existing pressure regulating valve and hose spigot shut off valve. Also demoed basement bathroom vanity and toilet and capped off existing water lines and drain pipe. Tested and checked for leaks and conducted a super clean up.

Drained down water heater until it was empty, disconnected gcv and took out the burner assembly, replaced the thermopile then unthreaded the gcv from the tank, teflon and pipe dropped the threads on the new one before threading it in to the tank, reconnected the gcv and relit the pilot waited approximately 30 minute and cycled the heater from pilot to one approximately 10 times to ensure the heater would fire back up

Arrived for no cool and found compressor not running . Checked capacitor and found fault to zero on herm side and 4.9 on fan. Changed capacitor. System is running properly with 20deg temp drop.

Install floodlight

Conduct electrical home inspection and replaced outlet and box for wine cooler. Replace defective Safety breakers.

We came out to install a new outlet for the dishwasher which includes a weatherproof box and flexible conduit going to the box. Because this needs GFCI protection, we installed a dual function breaker in the panel since the outlet would not be accessible behind the dishwasher.. I’m also sending a price for installing two ceiling fans with new boxes as well as a new bath and fan. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

No cool. Found thermostat settings set to energize daikin heat pump in heat mode (B) , this equipment should be energized in cool mode (O). Adjusted thermostat settings and system came on and ran fine for ac. Checked refrigerant pressures and found low subcool reading, added 1 lb of r410a refrigerant per customer request and got subcool up to proper levels. System running as it should at this time.

Today we came out for second level not cooling and leaking water through ceiling 2012 carrier 2 ton heat pump split. Found return plenum full of water and emergency drain pan full of water client does not have proper flood protection. Vacuumed 15 gallons of water from attic, found evaporator completely rotted out and impacted with dirt from not having filter. In addition coil is leaking refrigerant. Condenser coil is impacted with dirt and manufacture warranty has expired due to condition of equipment got a install supervisor to give options and install new system Saturday

Replaced main shutoff and prv replaced washer box and repipe the cast iron drain to the washer box due to a failure of the line. Removed an old gas grill that is not supplied with gas anymore. Capped gas line and reworked the gas line to the water heater. Tested all for leaks and function. No issues.

Customer had a slow drainer master bathroom, shower due to lime scaling so we ran our auger down the line to clear the drain of the hair and lime scaling . After testing , the drain is flowing normally with no back up present, customer had a 73 dollar drain special cleaning

During today’s inspection, we found a few major concerns with the second-floor system. The outdoor unit was installed in 2020, the indoor evaporator coil dates to 2013, and the furnace is a 2004 Rheem. The system is currently missing its R-410A refrigerant charge, and the compressor has started pulling into a vacuum, which points to a loss of refrigerant that needs to be traced before any recharge can be considered. We also found that the furnace heat exchanger is breached, which is a serious safety concern and puts the heating side of the system in poor condition. In addition to this, the system is a single-stage furnace serving a two-zone setup, which is not an ideal match for comfort or airflow control. Static pressure tested around 1.05, which is about double the recommended maximum of .50 for this setup, the duct system is under a lot more strain than it should be. The drain line is also warped and in a questionable condition, the system does not have proper flood prote

Noticed bad dual capacitor. All 3 dampers are getting stuck. This will decrease air flow and damage furnace and compressor. Might lose ac. Home owner joined home care. Left extra filters. Cleaned drain. Replaced dual capacitor with a turbo. Checked all operations. Blower wheel is starting to get dirty and filter racks are bent. Hard to get filters in and out. Compressor is a little noisy.