Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Customer had recently replaced his flapper in the master bathroom toilet but his toilet kept running, I noticed that there was debris on the flush valve that was causing the new flapper to not seal, I also noticed that the flush valve seal was deteriorating, he also mentioned a loud toilet in the powder room, I gave options for rebuilds as well as bandaid repairs, the customer decided to go with the band aid repair, I shut water off to the toilet, flushed it and then used a vacuum to remove any left over water, I then disconnected the supply line, removed the tank bolts and pulled up the tank, I removed the flush valve and bolts, I cleaned the tank with tuff wipes before installing the new parts, once parts were installed I put the tank back in place and tightened the bolts to secure the tank to the bowl, I then reconnected the water supply and turned water back on to the toilet before testing for leaks and proper operation, I then moved to the downstairs powder room, I vacuumed water

This price is for installing six recessed lights, as well as pulling a wire down to the switch. This price is for installing the lights, pulling the wire through the beams and cutting the necessary sheet rock to do so. This price includes a same day coupon so if you do say yes to the work today, we can go ahead and give you this price however, I will give you prices for if you decide to push this off. Update: I came out to install six recessed lights in your living room and hallway. I was able to cut less sheet rock than expected because I could take down the ceiling fan, the hall light and the smoke detector and take out those boxes to use those holes to fish through so they’re only a couple of holes and they are covered. I also installed the dimmer as a courtesy. I’m including the prices that you asked for including new smoke detector since yours are chirping every hour and that means they are going bad, price for an EV charger in the back of the garage and the price for an EV char

Install new recessed lights in the living room

Upon arrival, the homeowner informed me that he has an existing flood camera on the right side of the garage of the front of his house. The one he had installed when I got there, had water inside the lights and was not working. He already had the replacement on hand and just wanted it changed so I gave him an option to get it changed and he decided to move forward with the work. So I swapped out the fixtures and silicone around it to make sure water wouldn’t get in as easily.

2 system home care System installed one year ago Systems have te water safety’s Adjusted gas pressures on both main and upstairs furnace Replaced 16/20/1 filter on upstairs unit Sold and replaced 16/25/4 media filter on main floor system Quoted air quality for both units UV’s and media cabinet for upstairs unit. Quoted dehumidifier for main floor/basement unit. Drain line for main floor unit on condensate pump has vinyl tubing running in 4” main sewage line. Plumbing is going out to fix the issue with inter company charge to hvac service per Shane Pumped and flushed drain, cleaned flame sensors, tested system in heating and cooling. Checked refrigerant levels, checked electrical components and safeties. All systems operational upon leaving

For this job, I worked on troubleshooting track lighting, during my troubleshoot I found that the track lighting is arcing and not properly working. Will need replacement

Running 100 amp circuit to a subpanel in the garage storage closet area and installing a gfci protected 15 amp circuit for plug in sauna

Upon arrival spoke with customer about the main level toilet that was leaking from the fill valve and upstairs toilet that was leaking from the base. Gave options. Installed a new toilet in both bathrooms. Flange upstairs was below the floor so a flange extender kit was added. Installed new wax seals, bolts, caps and supply lines. Sealed around base of toilets.

The estimate is to replace the upstairs furnace only & replace the master bedroom with a full HVAC system, fix the master bed flue, and permit all work with Roswell.

Customer has been smelling a sewer smell that seemed to be getting worse, the smell was in the toilet for the master bathroom, I gave the customer the option to pull and reset the toilet as well as call a leak detection company for a smoke test, the customer requested we pull the toilet, once the toilet was pulled I found multiple cracks in the flange, I took some pictures to show the customer and made them aware of the issue and that the flange had to be replaced, I cut little slits in the flange to try and chip it out, in the process a piece of the 4 inch riser got chipped, I cut the pipe with a inside pipe cutter and used a 4 inch hub saver to ream out the fitting and glued a new piece of 4 inch pipe, I then put a oatey spacer on the sub floor and glued in the new flange, i then put the new bolts and wax ring in place before setting the toilet, i tightened the toilet bolts down and reconnected the water supply, i then flushed the toilet 4 times to test for leaks, after that we caulk

For this job, I worked on moving two electrical boxes for bathroom lights to the middle of the sink faucets

I completed troubleshooting on the outlet that was showing an open ground. The issue has been resolved and the outlet is now properly grounded and safe to use.

Run auger inside toilet Customer called us out for slow flushing toilet. Upon arrival we tested for mainline blockage by running water inside same bathroom branch, only toilet was being affected. Everything else draining fine inside home. Ran auger inside to clear blockage. Brought back stool. After clearing we ran cable several times afterwards. We then tested toilet by flushing with and without toilet paper. Clearing successful. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Came out to replace a toilet in the hall bathroom customer already had the toilet here they are wanting to get their second bathroom toilet replaced as well in the future

For this job, I worked on troubleshooting outlet wasn’t working and performed repairs

Installed new 4” clean out outside of customers house up to IPC code. Also, installed a “branch off 4” clean out running along the driveway for the customer to be able to dump the waste from his RV. Backfilled and cleaned up the yard to customers liking, as well as through wheat straw to prevent any erosion. Placed customer supplied box over new RV cleaout and left it above grade, as requested by the customer, for him to build a box around it.

Customer requested we replace the toilet angle stop valve and repair the Kohler flush tower inside of the toilet. After diagnosis we confirm with the customer that the angle stop valve has stopped operating and insides needed to be repaired. We created an estimate and the customer signed off on the stop replacement and minor rebuild. After replacing the stop we turned water back on to the building aired out the lines. Tested the stop and toilet for proper operation and showed the customer the completed work. Customer was very happy with completed work. Once that was completed we checked water heater and water pressure. We found pressure to be good but the expansion tank to have failed and be full of water. Water heater is 8 years old as well we left estimates for replacing water heater and just the expansion tank. Customer wanted only the expansion tank replaced at this time and we obliged replacing and testing for proper operation. New expansion tank is secured to the structure via a

Came out today to investigate a leak in the laundry room ceiling. I traced the leak to an exposed ¾-inch copper water line, farther down the pipe from a repair we completed about a year ago. I reviewed options for repairing the leak and replacing the aging water heater. The customer chose to proceed with the leak repair only. After completing the repair, I repressurized the water line and checked for leaks. The line held pressure with no leaks observed at the time of testing.

Run new circuit for hot water heater

Received call regarding loose kitchen faucet and “whistling sound” from upstairs guest bathroom. Upon arrival, homeowner demonstrated that the noise could be prompted in the upstairs bathroom by utilizing a bar sink on the floor below. It could also be prompted by running water in the upstairs tub/shower and lavatory sink of the offending bathroom. The noise would occur only as the water was turned off to the aforementioned fixtures, and would last for a period of 3-5 seconds, repeating a similar tune each time. While in the course of investigation, sound suddenly disappeared. Technician was unable to recreate issue from that point forward. While on site, tightened down kitchen faucet as per original reason for appointment. Tested house water pressure and found it at 55psi, well within the acceptable range of 50-70psi. Noticed that the tankless water heater in the home showed signs of external degradation (rust), and was likely in need of servicing. Inquired with homeowner, who

For this job, I worked on replacing an exterior subpanel.

Met with the owners and install crew on site. The bore crew was on site, and ran the sleeve from in front of the meter, up to the side of the house where the penetration was. We trenched from the bore inlet, back to the meter, tapping into the existing irrigation, with a new isolation valve and a courtesy valve. Added boxes, tapped into the new water service. Before connecting the new service, we blew out any existing debris. At the house, tapped into the penetration with the new service. Inside the home, removed and replaced the existing shut off and PRV. Turned on the main, ran water throughout the home, adjusted pressure and found one lav faucet with low water pressure. There is no aerator. I will return to attempt to blowout the lines and possibly replace cartridges to restore flow. Excavate meter and install new meter nipple, and new dual checked valve. In front of existing meter install new courtesy valve shut off as per Georgia IPC code directly after that we will be tying ba

For today’s service, I performed a mainline penetration repair that had a pinhole leak at the foundation of the house and put new pipe wrapped in burial protective tape and sealed both sides at the foundation with concrete and adhesive sealant to prevent ring water from coming in. Turn the water back on and looked at the meter to find 0.00gpm on the meter which tells me we have found the issue of where the water was leaking from. Work is complete and thank you for choosing TE certified.

In the upstairs bedroom on the right is a bathroom and the customer requested that the light to be replaced with a new one. The pre existing one is a surface mounted sconce and the new one was smaller than the existing. I made the homeowner aware about the holes in the drywall due to the toggle bolts and how the old one was installed. I also made him aware that no box was present and that one would have to be installed. I supplied and installed a new round metal box and then installed the customer supplied fixtures and bulbs. I made the homeowner aware of the panels and left an estimate for repairs.

For the shower worked on fixing light and bathroom, replacing GFI outlet, and reprogramming bedroom fan