Woodstock, GA – Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Service

No Cool Failed dual capacitor. Condenser coil needs to be cleaned. System has poor flood protection. Biological growth present on the indoor unit. Setup HomeCare plan today and apply membership pricing towards repairs

Customer called us out for a garbage disposal that would not turn on in the kitchen. I tested the disposal then checked the breaker. Disposal was getting power but not even humming. I gave the customer er multiple options and they chose to have it replaced with a 3/4 HP insinkerator. I removed the old disposal and collar and added new ones. Then tested to make sure the unit didn’t have any leaks and functioned well. Customers water heater was 19 years old. He has an appointment with a tech for a quote.

Cleaned blower wheel Cleaned evaporator coil Cleaned outdoor coil Installed wet switch Installed ss1 Replaced 45/5 capacitor Tested system and all safeties System running and cooling at departure

Re device a room

Concerns of temperature climbing during the day yesterday and not cooling adequately. Inspection revealed that the compressor is running harder than what it is rated for, which is also causing the refrigerant pressures to run dangerously high. The outdoor coil was hosed off, though this did not help much. After discussion, the decision was made to speak with a project manager regarding a more efficient system. Noted that the furnace is also 25 years old and the blower motor will also likely fail soon. With the age, other major components, such as heat exchangers, could fail at any time. System cooling the best that it currently can. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Troubleshoot no power to garage outlet and bathroom

HVAC Leak Air handler P-trap was clogged as a result. It was backing up into the air handler and onto the filter. Opened up the air handler to see that most of the insulation had broken loose from the inside, which also was restricting the drain line and allowing the drain to back up and drip through the unit rather than making it its way fully to the drain itself. Taped the drain line down as securely as possible, and replace P-trap and added a proper vent. System is draining properly and cooling properly at this time.

Installed surge protection at main panel

Arrived on site to perform work previously quoted. Ran one dedicated 20 amp circuit to break up load in the media room and bath to prevent over draw trips and we installed a surge protector, surge protector comes with a lifetime/ $75,000 manufacturer warranty. We cut 2 holes in the ceiling and installed blank plates. We will apply an additional $200 discount for us to be able to cut access holes in the ceiling. Everything is working upon departure.

Homeowner inquired about tankless error code 12. Technician diagnosed tankless and provided options to repair. Homeowner declined.

Remove the fan, install a fan rated junction box and re-install the fan.

Arrived and repiped kitchen waste and drain under sink and in cabinet behind kitchen sink. Drilled new hole for dishwasher discharge and connects it to the disposal. Installed dishwasher tailpiece on horizontal for icemaker discharge. Snaked kitchen line approximately 40’ downstream and removed a buildup of grease and food products. After completing the install I ran water for several minutes and filled the sink. No leaks. Sink is draining properly at this time and no longer gurgling. Cleaned work area. Customer is satisfied.

We were called out due to water coming out of the kitchen ceiling. We opened Sheetrock and found that the wet area was directly under the master bathroom toilet. We flushed the toilet twice and water began pouring into the ceiling. We recommended replacing the toilet and flange. During the toilet replacement we found that the upstairs drain line had a possible stoppage. Our drain cleaning department was dispatched out to the home, and cleared the blockage using a cable. We removed the old toilet and found that the flange was cracked, and installed flush with the floor. We replaced the toilet and toilet flange and flushed several times to test. While onsite we also replaced the failed water shutoff valve for the toilet. Thank you

One located in the attic services upper level One located in basement mechanical closet services main level New pans New safety switches New Daikin thermostat New return and supply Plenum on upper level system New flue pipe on both systems New condensate pump on main level system Three new cut ins on upper level system one new supply duct one new return two return upsize One new supply duct on upper level system New breakers New electrical whip New gas whip Two years parts and labor 12 years parts If you have our maintenance agreement, it is 12 years parts and labor

TE-certified - provided light fixtures 5% discount included Completed basement remodel rough-in for (30) new outlets, 11 new LED flat panel fixtures, and one new hardwired smoke detector; all of which are now being powered from (4) Square D Homeline Dual-function breakers. Every top plate penetration has been fire-caulked and every horizontal penetration that is less then an 1.25” has been protected with nail plates to protect conductors inside the walls. The customer has been notified to remind the sheetrock and ceiling grid companies that come out to perform work to be cautious with light fixture whips that are safetied off and coiled up in the ceiling. We will be returning to install new company-provided light fixtures, outlets and switches, and a surge protector.

For this job, I corrected any wiring issues in panel and replaced breakers as a part of the panel maintenance

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a mainline clog. I wrote estimate to perform work and received approval. I ran my cable about 20ft and was able to clear the blockage. I ran water into the closet bend as well as the shower. The bathroom groups are draining fine at this time. Shut off water supply to fixture, remove all fluid from fixture, remove china caps and bolts from fixture, pull water closet from base, clean flange and inspect for damage, perform drain clearing operation using specialty drain clearing equipment specifically designed for task, set new wax gasket on flange, new bolts and new supply. Fill and test, clean up work area.

The customer was having concerns regarding the bathroom outlets and the upstairs daughter’s room tripping the breakers. The other concerns are the center can light located in the main level walkway goes out then comes back on and the camera located on the lower back porch does not work. This is what was found on the troubleshoot: -Bathroom Outlets- Customer states that when using a hair dryer and curling/straightening iron the breaker trips. I found that all the main level and upstairs bathroom outlets are on (1) 20 amp circuit located on #15 in the main panel. This form of wiring is correct even to today’s standards. I also informed the homeowner that the main GFCI that protects all devices is located on the main floors bathroom. I found the following appliances being used, and they are as followed: *Hair dryer pulls- 1700watts/14.16 amps *Curling Iron- 1600watts/13.3 amps Total amps is 27.46 amps. While both being used at the same time is overloading the circuit and causing the b

No Cool The system is losing refrigerant after it enters the evaporated coil. Unable to detect a leak with my electronic leak detector strongly advise against adding refrigerant to the system as it will most likely leak out. System is single stage and in a zoning application, which is not recommended. Due to the age and the cost of repairs strongly recommend looking into options to replace.

Full inspection of HVAC equipment completed for sale of home. Several potential issues noticed. Discussed findings and presented options. Estimate attached. System cooling and heating upon departure. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Ran a new dedicated 20A THHN circuit for a water fountain. I installed a junction box where I will tap into the circuit on a later date to finish running the circuit through the landscapers conduit in their trench. I will then set a quad outlet on a post at the fountain.

Homeowner reported a gas leak at this location. Upon inspection, I found a small gas leak on the flexible gas connector for the water heater. Disconnected and removed failed gas connector. Disconnected and removed sediment trap. Disconnected and removed shutoff valve. Installed new 1/2” shutoff valve. Installed new 1/2” flare adapter. Installed new 1/2” black iron sediment trap into water heater gas control valve. Installed new flexible gas connector. Purged air and lit water heater. Tested new fittings with gas leak detector spray. No additional leaks found in the system at this time. Tenant asked me to lower temp on water heater while I was on site, confirmed with homeowner to lower temperature. Temperature now set to 120°.

Service Visit Summary Technician arrived and addressed the previously identified airflow and noise concerns. The noise coming from the vents was determined to be related to undersized return ductwork, which was restricting adequate airflow through the system. Technician completed the approved repairs by upsizing the existing return ductwork serving the office and master bedroom. The modifications were made to improve overall airflow and help properly balance the airflow in the master bedroom. After completing the ductwork repairs, the technician tested the system and confirmed proper operation. The previously reported vent noise was no longer occurring, and the system was operating as expected. Technician also flushed and cleaned the condensate drain line to help maintain proper drainage and reduce the potential for future drain-related issues. Work Completed: Upsized return ductwork serving the office and master bedroom. Improved and balanced airflow to the master bedroom. Test

Replaced office ceiling fan

Installed outlets in primary bathroom closet and front foyer closet