Woodstock, GA – Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Service

For this job I replaced a water heater, pressure regulator and fill valve the customer previously agreed to. Water was shut off to the house and a new main shut off and pressure regulator were installed. The water heater was then replaced with a new one which was plumbed in according to code. The expansion tank was strapped, all lines were insulated and set to 120 degrees. Lastly, the fill valve and the supply line for the powder room toilet was replaced and the water was set to an appropriate amount in the tank. All work was thoroughly tested for leaks and proper function.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding the issue she is experiencing. Customer states that her neighbor installed a new disposal under the kitchen sink for her a few months ago. Since then she has only ran the dishwasher once a couple months ago and noticed there was standing water inside the dishwasher and it is not draining properly. Customer removed the standing water herself. I inspected the issue and found that the knock out plug for the dishwasher drain on the disposal was not removed which will not allow the dishwasher to drain into the disposal. Informed customer and gave an option to knock out that plug. Customer agreed and after getting signature approval I disconnected the ptrap and disposal and removed the plug. Reconnected everything and tested for proper function. Dishwasher is now draining well and working correctly. No leaks. Whole house water pressure is at an unsafe level @100psi. I informed the customer of this issue and recommended a service pl

Today I Came Out To Address The Homeowners Concern Of A Garage Light Not Working. I Met With The Homeowner And She Showed Me The Garage Lighting And Explained The Issue. I Took A Look At The Light For Her And Determined The Ballast Is Faulty. I Provided Options To Eliminate The Issue At The Faulty Light And The Others As Well. She Decided Since The Other Ones Are All Functional To Just Ballast Bypass The One Fixture For Today. I Ordered The Bulbs From The Shop And In The Mean Time Re-Wired The Fixture And Did A Visual Safety Check On The Electrical Panel. Everything Checked Out So I Went Over The Pictures Gathered Of The Panel With Her. Once The Bulbs Arrived I Installed Them And Set The Color To Match The Other Three Fixtures. I Informed The Homeowner Of All The Connections Made Today And Explained The Lifetime Workmanship Warranty For The Connections That Were Made Today And The 5 Year Product Warranty On The Bulbs We Provided. I Answered Any Questions That Were Asked Of Me. Thank

Replaced bad dual function br breaker. Homecare electrical inspection

Upon arrival customer stated that her water heater was leaking. After investigating learned that it was her waterline leaking behind the heater, will need to remove water heater to be able to access waterlines and will be replacing water heater. This will be scheduled Wednesday from 6-8

Panel restoration

Run new circuit and new outlet

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a mainline clog. I took a look and did some testing and a toilet started to gurgle during my inspection. I then put together some estimates to perform work and received approval. I snaked the mainline and successfully cleared the blockage. I ran water to test for restoration of flow. The bathroom is back to draining properly at this time. Thanks for choosing TE certified plumbing!

Installed a blue tube UV light in upstairs system. Replaced dual capacitor for main level system. Tested both system in heat and cool, everything is working properly at this time. Thank for using TE certified for your home service needs.

Today I came out to just visually see gen run and make sure customer was happy

Run a new 30a circuit for an outdoor heater and install a customer provided infra tech dual element heater

Came out today to replace customers 2015 water heater. Removed existing heater from the system. Installed new heater in a pan with a water alarm. Added an additional anode rod to the tank to bring it up to a 10 year warranty. Installed new gas valve, whip and sediment trap. Installed new piping, shut off valve, check valves, expansion tank and tied the recirculation pump into the system. Restored water to the home and bled air from the system. Bonded gas line. Insulated piping and added valve tags. Set heater to 120 degrees and showed customer how to adjust temp to their liking.

Single system homecare after customer signed up today. Customer complaint of airflow and air pressure related issues. Cleaned flame sensor, checked gas pressures, flushed drain line. checked air flow, checked refrigerant levels, left new filter. Checked in both heat and cooling. Found 2023/24 Lennox 3 ton ac with 93% furnace to be short on return air, has weak dual capacitor, no iaq and minimal flood protection. Quoted repairs, customer would like to discuss them more between each other before proceeding.

Estimate to replace water damaged ducting on 2004 furnace and 2014 trane 4 ton ac and furnace.. Found single duct saturated from refrigerator leak. Quoted replacing duct and adding apco to prevent mold growth and duplication. Customer agreed to repairs. Completed repairs and added apco x . Performed complementary safety inspection on furnace finding cracked heat exchanger that was previously noted. Informed homeowner. Advised due to safety concerns not to operate the heat. Left thermostat in off position. Recommend replacing 22 year old grand system for main floor.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a high water bill. Customer turned off main valve to the home and was unable to get valve to reopen. Gave options. Replaced the main shut off valve and installed a new watts 25aub pressure reducing valve. Set regulator to 65 psi. Once water was back on I tracked the high water bill down to a running toilet in the master bath. Replaced fill valve, service valve and supply line to toilet. Restored water to the home and bled air from the system. Observed meter and no further water was lost. Will return Monday to install a new water heater.

Customer had a full-blown leak in the front yard when we came out and diagnosed yesterday. Customer agreed to our quote, to replace the entire water service line. All the way into the home and they had their own mitigation team come out for the damage. In the basement, as the water service line was not sealed originally . Started by digging up at the house and the meter and installing a new dual check valve and courtesy shut off valve in its own box and pebble, underneath it once exposed at the house. We removed the old water service line and installed a new section of copper going through the house wall. We then trenched from the meter to the house fiber was hit 811 was called for the damage. And pictures were taken, once the trench was complete. We installed a 150 foot run from meter to house and tested by turning the water on at the meter, while the water was off inside the home, we blew out the line from the side yard hose bib, and then pressurize the house. The meter is no longer

Technician replaced the toilet in the upstairs hall bathroom due to its age and condition. The existing toilet was manufactured in 2011, had rusted bolts that appeared to be allowing water to drip onto the floor, and continued running after the tank had filled. The existing toilet was removed, and a new toilet was installed. Following installation, the toilet was flushed several times and inspected to verify proper operation. No leaks were observed at this time. The base was sealed with a hygienic seal. Please allow up to four hours for the seal to cure.

Install tandem breakers in panel, HomeLine 30/40 has space for tandem

Outdoor capacitor completely dead. When checking to see if the system contained refrigerant initially, by depressing the valves, UV die was noticed to be escaping with the refrigerant. This is the first indication that the system has/had a refrigerant leaking issue in the past. Also noticed an excessive amount of refrigerant oil on the door of the outdoor unit, indicating that the condenser coil could be leaking refrigerant from that area. Advised homeowner that this type of leak is not repairable and system replacement would be needed. The system is OK on refrigerant for now, though I did inform them that nobody has any idea if refrigerant was added to the system just before the purchase of the home two months ago. Advise that realistically speaking, the system is on its last leg. The decision was made to try and keep the unit cooling for the moment, with it being the end of cooling season, and discuss replacement after the start of the year. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Today we replaced the customers leaking water heater. This installation included all new copper lines going to the unit, new expansion tank strapped to the wall, two new ball valves for the both the hot and cold sides, a pan underneath the heater with a leak alarm, and insulated water lines. We also reworked the main water line coming out of the wall in copper and added a new main shut off valve, prv, and new shut off for the Hosebib. We also added valve tags to each shut off valve and labeled them.

Installed a new water line in crawlspace for future irrigation use. Capped line at the exit of the foundation and left a shutoff and drain down valve. Customer needs to ensure that irrigation company installed a backflow device on the irrigation to prevent backflow of harmful properties into the potable water system. Tested all work for leaks and function. No issues.

Today I Came Out To Address The Homeowners Concern Of The Grounding Electrode Conductor Being Cut By The Siding Contractors. I Met With The Homeowner And He Showed Me The Area. I Went Over The Agenda And I Provided Options For The Situation And He Decided To Replace The Damaged Wire With A New Wire On The Existing Ground Rod. I Replaced The Wire And Added A Ground Bar Inside The Meter Due To The Different Size Wire We Carry On The Truck. I Added The Ground Bar As A Courtesy. I Went Over The Work Completed With The Homeowner And Answered Any Questions That He Had For Me. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Homeowners A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me And 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

For this job the customer stated the toilet in the guest bathroom was leaking from the tank. Further inspection showed the bolts inside the tank were rusted and causing a slow leak. I presented options to the customer and they decided to replace all three toilets. Both flanges upstairs were well intact and reusable, however, the downstairs powder room flange had a severe crack in it and needed to be replaced. I explained to the customer the permanent solution would be to break up concrete around the toilet, chip out the flange and replace it. The other option I gave was to glue in a new flange without completely removing the old one to avoid chipping out concrete. The customer decided to not remove concrete and a new smaller flange was glued in. All connections were thoroughly tested and all toilets were flushed multiple times to ensure there were no leaks.

For today’s service we removed and provided new water heater that has a 10 year warranty tank and parts through the manufacturer. Install the water heater up to code that also has a leak alarm device inside of the pan if moisture ever got into there to throw in an alarm and requires 9 volt batteries. Also replace pressure regulator valve and set house pressure to 65 psi. Turn the water heater on and set to 120° that is sitting on label a on the dial. Brand new gas connections to reroute the side of the water heater and new gas valve to service the water heater. Recommendations on servicing the water heater is once a year by flushing out the water heater from sediment buildup. Checked work area for any leaks or issues with the work that was performed today. Found no issues with the work that has been completed and permit inspection will be submitted for sometime next week for the inspector to look at my work.

Homeowner called us out to replace leaking hose bibb. I shut off the water cut out failed hose bib, installed new hose bib, then tested and checked for leaks