Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Today I came out to quote adding in some vents to the kitchen area. System is a 2004 Trane furnace servicing main level. Customer would like to add 2 vents to kitchen. One duct is already there, but new spot needs to be cut in. We are adding a second duct with cut in. Upon further inspection, I found the blower wheel to be impacted with debris and the heat exchanger is on the verge of cracking. After going over all findings and options, customer has signed up for Home Care Plan today. I will return on Tuesday November 3rd to complete Option A. It was a pleasure to meet you today and I look forward to our next visit!

Customer had leak under the sink, upon inspection I found that the left side basket strainer was leaking, I also noticed a set of old shut offs and the other basket strainer was very corroded, I made the customer aware and she decided to get it done today, I removed the existing trap and the rest of the tubular piping under the sink and removed both basket strainers, I then turned water off to the home and cut out the existing shut offs, I installed the new ones reconnecting them to the existing faucet using new supply lines, I then installed the new basket strainers and a new end out waste, once complete I turned water back on to the home and tested for leaks, I ran the faucet roughly 5-10 minutes and then filled the sink up 3-4 times to ensure there were no leaks

Arrived at the residence to replace the dryer receptacle after the homeowner purchased a new dryer and discovered that the existing outlet was not compatible with the new appliance. During the visit, also inspected the microwave receptacle due to visible burn damage and investigated the flickering hallway lights. Provided the homeowner with a quote for the identified electrical repairs. After receiving approval, completed all approved work, including replacing the dryer receptacle, addressing the burned microwave receptacle, and resolving the hallway lighting issue. Upon completion, tested the repaired electrical components and affected devices to verify proper operation. Additional Electrical Safety Inspection and Recommendations During the service visit, observed that the home's electrical devices and equipment are older, and the existing wiring at the devices does not have an equipment grounding conductor. Discussed these conditions with the homeowner and explained the potential saf

Client reported concerns with fluctuating water pressure. During diagnostics, incoming water pressure measured 50 PSI. After the water remained undisturbed, pressure increased above 80 PSI. The client also reported previously observing readings above 100 PSI. Findings indicated pressure increases caused by thermal expansion, as the system lacked a thermal expansion tank. Technician installed a thermal expansion tank at the water heater and secured it with a support strap. With the client’s approval, both existing flexible water heater supply connectors were removed and replaced with rigid copper connections. The existing main gate valve was also replaced. Water service was restored, air was purged from the lines, and all connections were tested for leaks. No leaks were present at the time of completion. Upon shutting down the water the technician found that the curb stop is extremely difficult to shut off and recommends contacting the water department.

Install 5 volt lights, repair 10 fixtures and install new bulbs , and add for from an existing lighting 3 new fixures

The entire home save for a room or 2 has devices that are original to the home. This option is to go through and change them all to brand new tamper resistant outlets, and new switches with proper connections and checking for proper wiring as I go.

Customer previously had us install a 1hp grinder pump. The pump failed and I pulled out the old pump to attempt to get it in working order. After finding that the pump was clogged with cotton like material and not being able to restore the pump, I determined the pump was broken and it needed to be replaced. I replaced the existing grinder pump with the same model for cost of labor. The pump that has failed will be processed as a warranty through our supply house. Tested everything thoroughly ensuring no leaks and proper function. Cleaned up work area.

Troubleshoot why an outdoor outlet tied to a fan and other outlets has tripped.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about his kohler toilet on the main level that was continuously running. Toilet was installed in 2024. Gave options. Replaced fill valve, flush seal and supply line. Restored water to the fixture and tested for leaks and functionality.

Completed quoted repairs. Add two 8” returns. One in front bedroom and one in the back sunroom. Replaced drain line and added Uv light. Installed wet switch, Ss2 and locking refrigerant caps. Made sure home was clean before leaving.

Troubleshoot disposal not working properly. Replace disposal switch

For this I replaced a customer supplied remote controlled, smart bath fan with a light on it. It already came with a wire coming out of the box so I had to install a tap box to junction the wires together in the attic.

For this job we installed a new 150 amp main breaker to allow for the interlock kit to be installed. Installed a new 30 amp circuit and 30 amp inlet/outlet below the main panel. Installed labeling to specify battery use only on the main panel next to the breaker as well as the inlet/outlet. We also installed a new dedicated circuit and GFCI device below the main panel for the customer as a courtesy to charge the battery system while still on grid power.

on arrival well the homeowner informed me that initially they had a problem with their bathroom outlets not working in two of the bathrooms. So she apparently went down to the panel and tried flipping a few breakers to see if it would turn it back on and one of the breakers that was flipped was the 70 amp two pole breaker for the generator the homeowner did not know how to reset this breaker so When she turned it off and tried to just pull it back into the on position without fully resetting it, it did nothing. After troubleshooting and looking through the panel, I reset the breaker and the power was restored, including the bathroom with the outlets, not working.

For this job, I worked on installing and mounting a TV along with new duplex outlet behind the TV

Fan installation

Terminate Ethernet lines pre ran by customer

Customer stated they had a leaking toilet as well as a tub that was leaking around the cold handle, I gave options for toilet rebuilds and replacement as well as rebuilding the Roman tub faucet, the customer decided to just rebuild the toilet today as we were not able to recreate the tub issue, I turned water off to the toilet, vacuumed water out of the tank, disconnected the supply line and tank bolts to remove the tank, I then removed the fill valve which seemed to be cross threaded and contributing to the issue, I then removed the fill valve, once all the old parts were removed I cleaned the tank where the new parts would connect, I then put the Kohler tank to bowl gasket in place before installing the flush valve, I then tightened the flush valve nut to secure and seal it to the tank, I then installed the new fill valve before tightening the bolts and securing the tank to the bowl, I then connected the flapper chain to the handle and installed the new supply line before slowly turn

For this job, I installed a flush kit in the garage main panel. Customer wanted to see the status of the surge protector, so I suggested a flush kit because the surge protector was inside the panel. I also installed a whole home search protector in the basement at the subpanel on its own 50 amp Siemens breaker.

Customer provided replace exit signs

Remove and replace customer provided flood light

. Customer has a free standing tub and free standing tub faucet. The handle to the faucet hits the tub when trying to turn it on. Customer has to pull the tub back a little every time to turn to faucet on. Over time this caused the seal around the base of tub to come undone. And recently it had caused the drain to slightly come apart. So today we will Uninstall free standing tub, fix waste and overflow, reinstall tub and seal around base of tub to secure it to the ground

Troubleshoot and repair the crawlspace power issue.

9/30: PD sch for 10/20 @ 8 am ga power. MO 9/29: BGEN-0926-000020 - generator/panel permit. MO With this option we will install a 200 amp ats in room panel is located, we will pull seu cable out and feed it into ats, ats cannot be hire than 6ft 7. We will then re feed main panel with 4/0 service cable and separate grounds and neutrals in panel. We will also install a new sub panel to the left of main, we will re route circuits to clean up main panel as well. (8) circuits.. this is the price out the door. No additional cost will occur

Customer wished to remove bidet seats from 2 toilets, there was a leak under a toilet we pulled and reset the toilet while inspecting the flange looked good and taken off the estimate. After performing work we checked pressure and took pictures of the water heater. Pressure was high and found the PRV inside the wall with a gate valve. Quoted the content removal of dry wall and the replacement of the PRV and main shut off valve.