Woodstock, GA – Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Service

At arrival on 11/14/26 System was not heating, auxiliary heat option and heat strip were not added in thermostat and neither activated. Homeowner mentioned that CASTEEL Technician could not figure out how to fix it and left like that. CASTEEL installed their system. Reset the dip switches and reprogrammed the thermostat to enable auxiliary heat and set compressor look out temperature. Tested system in normal heat and auxiliary heat, system is heating properly at this time.

I Arrived on site and customer was getting an error code 11 on a Rinnai tankless, located in the garage. I informed customer that a code 11 was an indicator of ignition failure, which was more than likely related to a failing sensor rod. I took apart the flame rod and found some corrosion, but I was able to clean up the sensor and got the heater back up and running. I had the customer turn water on in the house for about 5 to 10 minutes to make sure error code was clear. Even though sensors were cleaned and cleared of corrosion, I did inform customer that the flame rod may need to be replaced and as this may be a temporary fix and could happen in the future, which we would then have to replace parts.

For today’s service, I performed a leak search in the dining room area of stain marks in the ceiling of a potential leak. I opened up the ceiling and exposed pipes and found that the shower in the master bathroom is leaking through the tile and shower pan and down into the ceiling below whenever they are taking a shower. I advise that they will need to get in contact with a tile shower company. A shower company that I would recommend to replace the tile and shower pan is Costello‘s sheet rock and tile repair and their phone number is 678-414-7875. They will be able to perform the work and can’t schedule with them through phone call or text and will repair the shower. Today’s service is complete and thank you for choosing TE certified.

Issue: no heat System: main floor Finding: arrival on November 13, 2026 found the main floor system not heating. Bypassed the thermostat to test for heat system still not heating. Bypassed the thermostat and tested for cool, system is cooling. Therefore the furnace control board and igniter are the main problems. The heat exchanger has some cracks. The bluower wheels are dirty, the blowers’s capacitor is bad, with drain line is improperly installed, no safety switches install, the flu pipe is not secured. Recommendations: upgrade furnace or address above findings. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Upon arrival spoke to customer about a leak coming from the ceiling in the living room. Customer had a flood a few days prior where the washing machine backed up due to the condensate line from the furnace being ran into the washing machine box and clogging the drain. Customer will have hvac out to assess the condensate line. Water was off to the home upon arrival. Restored water to the home and tracked down the leak to the upstairs hall bathroom, right side sink cold line. The house has builder grade stop valves with integrated supply lines and was intermittently leaking from the connection to the faucet and traveling down the supply lines/pipe and into the living room. Gave options. Replaced the stop valve with a new quarter turn valve and installed a new supply line to the cold side of the faucet. Left customer quote to replace the rest of the builder grade valves in the home. Restored water to the home. No further leaking from this sink was observed. Inspected the rest of the fixtu

Only System - Not Heating Lennox system that is zoned to condition the entire home, 2 (Thermostats), system is located in the attic. The system has a stored code on the zone board that says “limit”. I observed that the blower motor is not coming on but making some noise. The starter for this motor has failed and the motor itself is in poor condition and has lost most of its oil. The motor will eventually need to be replaced. Today the homeowner approved repacimg the starter and also getting on our HomeCare maintenance program. I reaped the started and tested the equipment. System is now operating to its best ability given the age and condition. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified, have a great day!

Square drywall, install new piece, apply coats of mud, sand and primer.

Replace 40 gallon gas water heater with 50 gallon gas water heater (10 year manufacturer warranty) replace hose bib on back side of the home and replace shut off valve to hose bib, replace hose bib on the front

Today we were called out because the homeowner had the siding replaced and needed a few outlet outlets installed as well as a few light fixtures. We installed the boxes and floodlights in the front of the house and back. The boxes and outlets in the front and back and the porch lights in the front and back. At the time of leaving everything was tested on and working thank you for calling TE certified.

For this job, I replaced the left master sink’s pop up assembly. Tested thoroughly ensuring no leaks and proper function. Cleaned up work area.

Customer had a leak behind water heater. Water heater was six years old and needed some safety added to it. We ended up replacing the water heater with a 40 gallon tall water heater. Also repaired lines behind wall with copper.

Home care completed on two systems. Filters replaced with approval. Drain lines flushed and cleared. Homeowner aware of heat exchanger being compromised on both furnaces. Discovered the main floor to be significantly worse than the upstairs. Also noticed that the main floor gas valve is in the early to mid stages of failure, and could very well fail this season. Some other potential issues noticed, including the upstairs flu piping being out of code. The decision was ultimately made to discuss further options for just the main floor system with the project manager. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Homecare inspection Fixed major grounding issue

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.