Woodstock, GA – Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Service

Replace customer provided Ring video doorbell.

Install new video doorbell

Initial observations of water leak revealed the auxiliary drain pan for the ML system that TE Certified did not install overflowed due to a clogged drain line that backed up. There are no flood protection devices on this system which would have shut the system down in the event of a drain clog. The drain will require clearing, the water in pan evacuated and then I recommend adding flood protection devices to reduce the risk of this occurring again. I also observed the return plenum for this system is not attached or sealed to the furnace properly and neither systems electronic air cleaner are functioning and do not have adequate air filtration. The ML has a disposable 1” 16x25x1 filter and the UL has the existing electronic air cleaning cells that do not filter unless the unit is energized. I recommend installing proper 16x25x4 air filters in these cases to prevent the coils from getting clogged with dust. Cleared ML drain line and evacuate water from auxiliary drain pan. Added flood p

**Service Summary** Technician arrived to address the intermittent zone control issue identified during the previous visit. Upon inspection, the zone control board was found to have progressed from intermittent failure to a complete failure. The zone control board that was previously diagnosed and quoted for replacement was replaced during this visit. After installation, the technician tested the system and verified that the zone controls and HVAC system were operating properly at the time of service. **Work Completed:** * Replaced failed zone control board as previously quoted. * Tested system operation and zone controls. * Confirmed the system is currently functioning properly.

For this job, I Performed a comprehensive electrical diagnostic of the existing pool grounding system and associated pool equipment. The diagnostic included testing the grounding ring for the pool equipment, including the pool electrical panel, pool pump, pool light, and diving board, to identify any abnormal or residual voltage conditions. During the diagnostic process, each individual circuit breaker supplying the pool equipment was turned off separately while voltage readings were monitored to determine whether there was any change or differentiation in the measured voltage. The breaker supplying power to the pool panel from inside the home was then turned off and the system was tested again. As a final step, the main electrical breaker supplying the entire residence was turned off to completely disconnect power to the home. After the power to the residence had been completely shut off, residual voltage was still detected at the pool. Based on the results of the diagnostic t

Install new ecobee for customer, tested heat and cool for 2025 Goodman system. System does not have any floor protection or drain pan.

Came to provide a quote for a toilet bidet installation. The customer also had issues with the doorbell. I provided a quote for a dedicated circuit for the bidet and also offered the option of jumping from the bathroom GFCI, with no warranty on that option. I troubleshot the doorbell and found that the chime was bad, so I replaced it using a spare I had at no additional charge. Customer was only charged for the troubleshooting. Tested everything and confirmed it was working properly.

Pressure reducing valve is spewing water all over the garage and water heater when any water in the house is ran. The water heater also appears to be leaking, but it is difficult to tell because the pressure reducing valve is spewing water directly at the water heater, including the relief valve. We recommend replacing the water heater as there appears to be a leak from around the relief valve. This estimate only includes replacing the pressure reducing valve with a direct replacement for the existing builders grade water pressure reducing valve. We replaced the pressure reducing valve. The customer does not want the water heater replaced at this time, although there are indications that it is leaking and we recommend replacement. We recommend keeping a close eye on the water heater to see if leaking continues now that the pressure reducing valve has been replaced.

For this job the customer stated they were putting in a tile shower and needed a new shower valve put in. The customer also wanted to recess the valve into the wall as opposed to where it was originally. I also noticed a significant pressure drop in the home when running multiple fixtures. I recommended to the customer to change the pressure regulator while I was here which they agreed. The old shower valve was removed and new holes were drilled to accommodate where the new valve would be located. The valve itself was placed 48 inches above the floor and shower head placed at 82 inches. A shower head plug was installed and pressurized to ensure there were no leaks. The old pressure regulator was then removed and replaced and the pressure was set to 65 psi.

We were called out for an arc fault breaker that was tripped due to possible over current from 1850 watt pressure washer, family room circuit also feeds back porch gfi and lights, foyer, living room and front porch lights, initial trouble shoot to investigate and resolve issue, found that the wire that feeds from dining room 3 gang the back porch exterior gfi and rec has been internally damaged possibly by sudden jolt in wire from huge draw of pressure washer, may have already been shot with finishing nail and the overdrawn on circuit furthered preexisting issue. While on site, we discussed several options with the homeowner including fixing the back stabbed connections on all electrical devices throughout the entire home. We also discussed refeeding power to the outlets on the back patio. For today, we blanked off old devices to maintain power to existing rooms, installed a new weather rated GFCI by the a/c units, installed a customer supplied bubble cover for the front door outlet, a

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Drain pan full of water. Upon arrival, triggering the water safety. Discovered drain line to be clogged as well. Filter also very dirty. Necessary repairs made with approval. Unable to access furnace components due to an excessive amount of debris blocking the system. System otherwise currently cooling properly. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

If this doesnt work then a new drain line will need to be ran; no refunds if tech cant get clog out. Drain line needs to be flushed out and cleaned 2 times a year. With the homeowner permission I flushed the drain line after using mighty pump. I used lots of cleaner and enzymes. I am pretty confident that the clog is now gone. Homeowner will redue drain line by the outdoor unit. I emailed estimate for flood protection and homecare program. The homeowner declined the homecate program and flood protection today. I advised the homeowner that flood protection is very important to prevent water damage from happening to the home from the hvac system. I also have the homeowner information about our homecare program. No inspection performed. Homeowner had a TE employee diagnose the drain line as being clogged and he only wanted the clog removed. No inspection performed

Replace return Plenum replace metal return ducts with flex ducts, install installed an April air filter and clean blower wheel. I was not able to test the system after work was done because homeowner was no longer home and upstairs was locked.

Complete service upgrade

Arrived on site to Install a customer supplied ceiling fan in the living room. We assembled the fan and installed it on an existing ceiling fan rated box. We had to extend the fan wiring so it would work with the six foot down rod. We synced the remote and everything is working as it should.

Customer experiencing intermittent issue of water not being hot. Water heater functions properly. Inspected burner assembly. Found crossover in single handle valve in master right sink faucet. (Hot and cold reversed). Reconnected supply hoses for that faucet correct hot and cold. Advised customer shower cartridge may be beginning to fail. This is a starting point to remedy crossover. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Arrived on site and customer had a small drip coming from the hot line in the office ceiling. Area was already exposed from painters, so I cut out the section of the pipe that was leaking and made a spot Repair . Customer is also area that because the age of the house and the copper is showing signs of pin holes , that next step would consider a repipe .

For this job conducted lead detection service for Miss Iris cave. During my investigation, I introduced compressed air onto the main service, and discovered the leak under her back patio. Miss Iris does not want a spot repair. She would like a full replacement, we have scheduled a job for Thursday, August 27.

We were called out to replace a leaking toilet in the master bathroom and repair a toilet in the hall bathroom that was not filling with water. While onsite we found that the pressure in the home was 135psi. We presented repair and replacement options and today the customer decided to replace the pressure regulator, the master bathroom toilet, and do a minor repair in the hall bath toilet. We also replaced the shutoff valves for both toilets. Water pressure is now 65psi Thank you!

Complete Service Upgrade

Technician attempted to locate leak from the spots that are in the garage. The Sheetrock was cut open and all fixtures in the bathroom were ran. Client was informed to use everything normally and keep an eye on the spots that are open to see if water appears. If water appears please journal what was used during the time that the water appeared and take photos. Technician : Adrian Castillo Thank you for choosing TE Certified !

Troubleshoot lights not coming on

Troubleshoot doorbell not working

Above the garage I removed the old sconce and found that no box was present so I had to remove some brick in the area to set a new box inside. I applied silicone around the outside edges of the box and installed the customer supplied sconce and light bulbs. I had to remove the ring camera to work in the area and after putting it back the homeowner informed me that it was facing in a good location. I took the fixture above the garage and re located it to the back of the home near the door. I had to work with the existing old bracket in order to install the fixture. I also had to re-secure the round cut in box and installed the fixture. Under the porch I removed the fixture and installed an outdoor rated GFCI with a bubble cover. This was due to the homeowner using cafe lighting, as a courtesy I replaced a customer supplied smart switch in the 2g box on the inside that controls the GFCI due to the homeowner overloading the switch with additional cafe lighting. In the upstairs bedroom

On arrival, homeowner mentioned that the main floor unit was not keeping up to temperature the other day. She stated that when her husband got home last night, he noticed the bushes were very overgrown around the AC units. He trimmed them back and they immediately started noticing the difference. The system was currently satisfied upon my arrival. An inspection was still performed, and no immediate issues were noticed. System cooling properly upon departure. Thank you for choosing TE certified!