Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

INSPECTION FOR SALE OF THE HOUSE Today we came out for upstairs system not turning on 2013 rheem split system. Installed new media supplied by customer. Inspected complete system found failed condensation pump in attic. Gave client quote and he agreed to replace condensation pump. Installed new condensation pump, started system up checked operations in heating and cooling modes. Ignition system is worn out, condenser coil is impacted causing compressor to over heat. Start components on compressor are also worn out and could fail at anytime. Ss2 flood safety is not hooked up on second level system. Condenser fan motor is over amping and could fail at anytime. Inspected main level rheem 2013 split system installed new media supplied by client. Found dirty condenser coil compromising compressor. Tested system in heating and cooling from thermostat. Took amp draws on all motors and compressors. Both systems are at full life expectancy and could fail at anytime. Checked all operations and

Client was smelling gas at the fireplace where I previously completed a repair including the installation of a new gas shut off so they shut off the gas in the crawl space. I completed a leak check on the unit at the fireplace and in the crawl space below but did not get a leak indication. I also found that the 3/4” iron nipple I left to protect the shut off was left in place while the fireplace contractor poured cement and placed the stone hearth. In addition the gas valve I installed will not turn. The 3/4” nipple should have been removed when the cement was poured to allow for the gas key escutcheon to be placed in the hole cut out for valve access. At the time of my repair I did a leak test and left the gas on in the crawl space. That was in June of this year, if there was a gas leak I feel that client would have noticed it before the cement was poured and the hearth was replaced.

No cool: Upstairs 2018 lennox air handler/heat pump: the system was tripped on high pressure lockout. System was not over charged with refrigerant. Air filter was a little dirty. I had to reset power for the high pressure lockout to clear. The system has a design issue that make the unit go on lockout when the pressures spike due to the heat pump running when its warm outside. The best way to fix this design issues is to have the unit replaced wit a different brand of unit without this hardlockout feature or try not to run heatpump when its above 60 degrees outside. Mainfloor/basement system: This system had water in the emergency drain pan and had tripped the water safety relay. I verified that the drain line was not clogged. I foujd that the unit has design issues; single stage unit with zoning. I also found that the unit was low on refrigerant, again due a refrigerant leak. I performed a complimentary leak search and found that the evaporater coil has a refrigerant leak in the l

Today I Came Out To Install The Timer Previously Set Up During Our Last Visit. I Replaced The Timer And Set The On/Off To The Homeowners Liking. I Went Over The Install And Answered Any Questions That Were Asked Of Me. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Performing In The Field. Please Feel Free To Reach Out If You Have Any Questions. -Vinny

Troubleshoot why the sewing room isn’t working after the storms.

RETURN VISIT: Replace and install new Dual run capacitor 35/5 uf plus Install new media filter merv 11 20x25x4 plus test heat and cooling mode. Customer declined the nitrogen leak test and he stated he will do it Next spring refrigerant charge is low homeowner is aware of the conditions Of the equipment. After final inspection test Duel fuel system is working at this moment. Thanks for choosing T E certified

Troubleshoot EV charger not working properly.

Received call regarding leak in basement utility room by water heater. Upon arrival, found that a hub drain catching the condensation for HVAC system(s) had backed up, causing dirty water to overflow into neighboring theater room. While on site, tested house water pressure and found roughly 80psi of static pressure on the home, outside the safe range of 50-70psi. Raised issues with homeowner, who approved us to proceed with snaking/cleaning of offending hub drain, but also replacement of the pressure reducing valve. Proceeded to clear hub drain, and once cleared allowed high temp water directly from the heater to further flush and degrease drain system from hub drain on. Turned water off to the home and drained down system. Cut and removed old, failed PRV and replaced with new, Watts 25 AUB unit. Restored water to home and bled air from system. Set water pressure to 65PSI. Cleaned work area to best of ability and disposed of waste materials prior to departure. Noticed advan

Install new flex conduit at flood light switch and outdoor rated wiring from deck outlet to flood light. Reinstall flood light. Verified settings and light direction with customer according to their preference. Install standard duplex outlet in place of gfi as courtesy Install gfi breaker in panel.

Installed 2 new 50 gallon gas water heaters. Will be returning Monday to finish scope of work

The homeowner has the house pressured washed and lost power to the back porch lights, hall bathroom lights and the laundry room lights. I found a tripped GFCI on the back porch by the single back door. After resetting power was restored. I did find issues with the existing set up which has been repaired by the following: *Remove the (2) flip covers and supply and install a spark guard on the metal box and supply and install (2) new TRWR duplex outlets. *Remove the (2) indoor rated GFCIs on the back porch and supply and install new weather rated GFCI outlet using the same bubble covers. The customer is aware that due to existing wiring that if power is lost to go and check the GFCI on the back porch by the single door. The main panel has a shelf in the way that cannot be removed without damaging it. I informed the homeowner to have someone come out to modify it so it can be removed and to call us back for a free panel inspection.

Modify drain line for toilet. We need to order special order flange to get everything to mount properly. We attempted to temporary install toilet for the weekend but advised against using it until it is properly secured and sealed. Need to return next week to finish, customer was notified and agreed to these conditions.

Replace the homes 1970 electrical panel to be in accordance with current Roswell requirements. This option includes for our licensed plumber to come move the waterline so that we have our panel clearances.

3 system Homecare. Cleaned all flame sensors, flushed and pumped drain line, cleaned condo pumps, added tablets to evap coils, poured endure down drain. Checked electrical compontes and safeties, adjusted and set gas pressure to manufacture recommendation, checked refrigerant levels, visually inspected equipment, changed all filter. Started with upstairs system which has 2025 Goodman furnace with 2013 trane 2.5 ton ac. System beyond life expectancy but otherwise operational. Condenser is dirty, system lacks uv protectant on lineset. Basement system is 2010 trane 1.5 ton heat pump. System is beyond life expectancy but operational. Condenser is dirty, system lacks TE standard flood protection and has wire nuts on high voltage in air handler. Main floor system is 2018 TE installed Carrier 3 ton ac and furnace. System lacks wet switch, condenser is dirty and dual capacitor is weakened causing high amp draw on condenser fan motor. Basement and main floor system needs whips secured

-Stove- The homeowners are going from gas to electric with the stove and wanted to have the outlet checked. The existing system take a 3pin cord (bonding the neutral and ground) the wiring is a #6 aluminum wire and is ona. 2p40 amp breaker. I tightened the connections -Kitchen GFCI- The inspector had flagged (2) outlets located left and right of the stove that were missing GFCI protection. I used a tester to verify that it wasn’t present and then supplied and installed a new GFCI device on the right side of the stove. This GFCI protects the device on the left side of the stove along with the fridge. -Grounding Electrode Conductor- The inspector had flagged the water pipe system being cut and pex installed discontinuing the continuity of the water pipe electrode with the grounding electrode conductor. I supplied installed a three water pipe clamps along with a new number four bonding jumper to connect all pipes back together. -Customer Concerns- Customer stated that she would smell

This estimate includes the installation of 10 landscape lights to be installed on the backside of the pavilion/deck area. We will also give the customer an option for outdoor floodlight on pavilion to provide light to the backyard area

Installed a new fixture in the breakfast room near the fireplace. I ran a new switch leg for the light and upgraded the Eletrical switch box from a 3g to a 4g and replaced all of the switches rewired the box and installed a dimmer for the new light. I replaced the breaker in the Eletrical panel with a dual function protection style breaker.

Landscape circuit reran across portion of back yard

Came for the light in the kitchen that was not working and replaced it and tested

Arrived on site and customer wanted to have the tankless water heater flushed and cleaned. In addition customer stated he had a rocking toilet in the basement bathroom. I pulled and reset the toilet . Toilet flange was in great condition , so I supplied different bolts, and wax ring to properly secure toilet.

Added a switch to a closet light. Troubleshoot a GFCI not working Quote for generator inlet

Customer stated that they had a small leak coming from below a tub. I ran water and had the homeowner put pressure on the tub shu to recreate a leak but was unable to force any kind of leak. I also noticed that the shower had some grout leaks that could be the cause of intermittent water leaking. I advised the customer to use the tub heavily and to monitor the situation after declining to replace the tub shu gasket or waste and overflow.

Came out today to replace two customer-supplied toilets on the second floor due to intermittent leaking that was contributing to high water bills. We also replaced the toilet flange in the Jack and Jill bathroom, along with both supply stops and supply lines. After installation, we checked for leaks and caulked around the base of both toilet bowls. All work was tested and is functioning properly at this time. We showed the customer the completed installations, and she expressed satisfaction with todays service.

Installed bathroom outlets

Came out today to replace customers failed ejector pump. Removed existing pump and piping. Installed new 1/2 hp liberty ejector pump with a vertical float, new lid and new ball check combo. Installed new sch40 piping and fittings. Tested pump throughly and functions as expected. The install holds no warranty as these pumps are designed to be indoors and the outdoor application could lead to premature failure of the system.