Woodstock, GA – Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Service

Water leaking into drain pan, due to the drain line being clogged and water was overflowing the evaporator coil drain pan and running into the drain pan. I was able to clear the drain line with mighty pump and vacuum. And Inspected system, as well. Also, replaced 16/25/1 filter. . System is 14 years old and works with r22(Freon) that was phased out in January 2020. Also, compressor has high amperage (7.7 amps and shouldn’t be higher than 9 amps, by the label) , dual capacitor weak (34 on a 40 microfarad) and upstairs and main level shares the same drain line. Blower wheel is making loud noise at starting point and can stop working anytime now. Recommend to replace dual capacitor, install a kick start capacitor, to help compressor to start , replace blower motor and to re route the upstairs drain line, separately from the main level drain line. Also, install blue tube uv light, to give better quality to the house, and to protect equipment from build up biological growth. Found bi

This option includes custom ductwork modifications and filter grille installations for two suites: Suite #103: We'll extend two 10-inch supply ducts from your existing unit #1 to reach the front of your space, improving airflow throughout the room We'll install two 2'x2' lay-in panels (supplied by you) where the old ducts were located Suite #104: Installation of a 16"x20" filter grille in the wall Installation of a 2'x2' lay-in filter grille in the ceiling These improvements will help ensure better air circulation and easier filter access for both spaces.

Today I came out for 1 system Inspection on 2021 Trane furnace and 2021 Trane AC. Furnace is located in the attic servicing whole home. I inspected all electrical components, checked gas pressures, static pressures, blower wheel, evaporator coils, heat exchangers, duct work, cleaned inducer draft tubing, changed the filter. There is no primary flood protection on drain line. There are some low voltage wires pinched underneath the drain pan. Blower wheel and evaporator coils ave debris buildup. Flue pipe has a seam that is beginning to open. There are 4 supply start collars not properly sealed. High static pressure as the system is rated for .5inWC, but its actual reading is .73inWC (Return side - .48/ supply - .25). System is short on return are because there are only 2 10inch return ducts. Condenser coils are heavily impacted with debris. Contactor is heavily pitted. Compressor has high LRA amp draws as it’s rated for 72 amps, but is actually pulling 88 amps. After going over all find

At arrival on 10/14/26 found whole home system not cooling. After diagnosis found the followings: -Water in the drain pan -tripped wet safety switch, -the condensate drain line was not secured, vinyl tube fell in the drain pan causing water -the flu pipe is chracked -rusty heat exchanger -inducer mortar weak a loud -A lot of sediment in inducer housing -dirty air filter -dirty blower wheels -no ss2 safety switch -bad outdoor capacitor -bad outdoor contactor -dirty condenser coil -No combustion air vent on closet door. Furnace lacks of air to burn gas -drain line is long, flat and missing proper slope. -Biological growth in plenums System is overall in bad shape. Gave options to address some concerns and a replacement one. Set a lead for tomorrow

Home inspection

Homeowner had noticed a wet spot in the laundry room ceiling. Cut open section of drywall to locate leak. No water line leaks and no drain plumbing in that area. Studs were dry and the surrounding drywall was dry. Ran upstairs bathroom to test and no leaks.

Thank you for choosing TE Certified and for allowing us into your home today. We appreciate the opportunity to perform a comprehensive Home Care Plumbing Inspection and are grateful that you chose to become a Home Care Member. During today's visit, the homeowner brought attention to a continuously running toilet located in the upstairs guest bathroom. Upon inspection, we found that the toilet's flapper had failed, preventing a proper seal and allowing water to continuously pass into the bowl. The fill valve was operating normally, and the failed flapper was identified as the cause of the issue. As part of our inspection, we checked the home's water pressure and recorded a reading of 75 PSI. While this is on the higher end of the recommended range, it remains within acceptable operating limits for the plumbing system. We also inspected the pressure reducing valve (PRV) and observed that it appears to have been replaced, likely at the same time the water heater was installed last year

Responded to the service call to replace failed Eaton CH Gen 2 breakers. With the customer's approval, replaced the failed breakers using customer-provided replacements and tested their operation.   During testing, discovered that the kitchen outlets were indicating a reversed hot and neutral condition. Provided a quote for additional troubleshooting, which was approved. Upon inspection, found that a ground wire at the dining room outlet was positioned too close to the neutral terminal screw, causing the issue. Repositioned the ground wire away from the neutral terminal and corrected the problem. Retested the outlets and confirmed the issue was resolved.   Also inspected the washing machine breaker previously replaced by us. Found that the breaker was damaged and initially failed to trip when tested using the test button, but subsequently began tripping. Recommended replacing this breaker as well.   Advised the homeowner to order the remaining Eaton CH Gen 2 replacement

Completed diagnosis of outdoor wall pack light

Customer called us out because the master bedroom and bathroom lights were not working. Upon inspection, it was determined that there was a loose connection in the light switch in the bathroom. After redoing the connections in the switch box, everything turned back on.

Concerns of unusual noise when heating. Verified this. With approval, the induced draft motor was removed and a large beetle was discovered to be obstructing the proper function of the motor. Cleaned motor and resecured. Tested heating multiple times. No further issues noticed with the heating or cooling, and everything is running properly at this time. Home care plan also added. This visit will not count towards the first maintenance visit. Two more heating and cooling visits will still be provided. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

The customer was notified of a possible leak from the water company. There were multiple leaks on the water service line according to American Leak Detection. The customer has decided to move forward with having us replace the water service line to the home. Today we installed a new main water service line by using a directional boring machine to install, the majority of the line, and hand dug the areas where we could not bore due to utilities. We had originally quoted to route the entire line around the home and connect the water service at the garage. We were unable to use this route due to obstacles that we could not overcome with our boring equipment. Instead, we bored around the back of the home and connected to the home’s copper piping. This allowed us to bring the total water service length to under 100’ which allowed us to lower the total cost of the job for the the customer. We have checked the meter several times since restoring water, and the flow rate is 00.0 GPM. Pro

- Replaced Pressure Reducing Valve (65 PSI) - Replaced failed Thermal Expansion Tank - Properly secured and mounted new Expansion Tank - Replaced whole-home emergency water shut- off valve - Replaced failed Fill Valve (powder bathroom) - Replaced water supply line (powder bathroom toilet) - Repaired main water service leak in the yard - Installed new water meter nipple - Installed new dual check valve on water meter Water was restored to the home and all air was removed from the system throughout plumbing fixtures in the home. All work completed was thoroughly checked for any leaks and proper functionality. Surrounding work areas were cleaned up and returned to their original condition. A walk-through was completed with the customer, payment was successfully collected and technician departed the job site. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!

Home care completed. Media filter replaced. Drain line flushed and cleared. Discussed findings and potential issues noticed. System operating properly upon departure. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Completed a home care inspection. I have completed #3 on the list today and removed the illegal bond behind the dryer. I also noticed that a connector was not installed, holding the cord to the dryer so I supplied and installed a new connector The main concerns today are as followed: 1) No surge protection. Highly suggested to have a surge protector put on the home 2) Carbon/Smokes are missing, pulled down in the following areas: (1) in garage -can be bypassed (1) Carbon smoke on main level (1) smoke on main level (1) Carbon smoke on top floor (5) smokes second floor 3) Dryer is illegal bonded. The dryer utilizes a 4 pin instead of three. Behind the dryer it is still wired as a 3 pin. 4) GFCI on left side of home near A/C units is an indoor rated type (still working). 5) Both A/C disconnects have indoor rated wiring on load side of disconnect A/C#1 Max BKR-30 amp and Min wire 10g, breaker is under sized A/C #2 Mx BKR-20 min Ckt 15 but make 12 6) Attic fans never hooked up n

Replaced failed pressure reducing valve for the home, located in the garage. Thermal expansion tank pressure was also checked and confirmed to be fully operational at 60 psi. As a courtesy, additional post PRV ball valve was also added for ease of maintenance in the future. Water was restored to the home and pressure was set to 60 psi per request. All work completed with thoroughly checked for any leaks and proper functionality. Walk-through was completed with the customer, payment was successfully collected and technician departed the job site.

Arrived to troubleshoot breakers tripping during rainy conditions affecting the pool pump and living room circuits. During the inspection, found two exterior light fixtures with rusted mounting screws and inadequate sealing, allowing potential moisture intrusion that could contribute to the breaker tripping. Sealed both exterior light fixtures to help prevent water from entering and causing further electrical issues. As a courtesy, since the electrical panel was replaced approximately two months ago, replaced the living room circuit breaker with a compatible dual-function AFCI/GFCI breaker to provide the appropriate arc-fault and ground-fault protection. Also discovered that the pool pump circuit had a Siemens breaker installed in a Square D Homeline panel, creating a breaker and panel compatibility concern. Removed the mismatched breaker and replaced it with the proper compatible breaker for the existing panel. After completing the work, explained the findings and repairs to the homeo

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding their issue. Customer showed me to the main level master bathroom and stated that the toilet is flushing but not completely taking away the toilet paper and she has had to plunge it several times. Customer also had to plunge the upstairs hallway bathroom toilet as well. Both toilets are dual flush Glacier Bay toilets. I confirmed that the issue is isolated to the toilets. Other fixtures are draining properly at this time. I informed the customer that there is likely a partial clog and/or soft tissue blockage inside the toilets. Gave customer options to clear both toilets and after getting signature approval I began work. Ran closet auger down both toilets and cleared soft blockage. Flushed both toilets multiple times with and without toilet paper. Toilets are now flushing and taking away solids properly. Cleaned work areas. Whole house water pressure is at a safe level @50psi. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Homeowner has a zoeller sewage ejection pump in the basement. The pump stopped working when the homeowner was showering. Tested outlet and confirmed outlet is functioning properly. The float does not appear to be stuck. Recommend replacing pump due to failure, as well as prior repair made to pump. Homeowner has opted for a 1HP grinder pump. Cut out and removed existing check valve and shutoff valve. Cut into vent. Removed lid. Removed failed sewage ejection pump. Installed new 2” pressure PVC male into new 1HP liberty grinder pump. Drilled weep hole in appropriate location. Installed pump into basin. Installed new ball check combo. Installed approximately 3’ of new 2” pressure PVC. Reconnected vent using 2” mechanical fitting. Tested pump by filling basin approximately 5 times. Pump is functioning as intended.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about toilet in the main level that had a broken flush seal. Customer had parts on hand. Replaced the canister, fill valve and supply line as a courtesy. Installed a bidet on the master toilet and replaced the supply line. Installed a new kohler high line in the upstairs hall bath with new bolts, wax ring and supply line. Sealed around base of toilet. All work was tested for leaks and functionality.

I was called out to Carlos‘ house to install an apco, an I wave, and clean the wheel on the main system and install a blue tube on the basement system.

Customer stated their smart shut off device notified them they had running water and shut off the water supply. They had found a running toilet upstairs, and were going to replace the fill valve , but customer could not snuff off the valve supplying the toilet. Customer wanted the shut off valve replaced p, so they could replace the fill valve. I replaced the shut off valve and the supply line to the toilet, as well as installed customer supplied fill valve at no additional cost. Once work was completed customer ran a test on the device and found no issues after work was completed.

Homeowner’s toilet in the hallway half bath was leaking in the basement below. Whenever the toilet was flushed, it leaked. I pulled the toilet to inspect the flange. Upon inspection, I found that the flange was too low for the toilet and wax seal to create a proper seal. I raised the flange to the correct height and reset the toilet. At this time, there are no other evident leaks.

For this job, the customer just moved into the home and wanted a few issues address. I replaced a bad GFCI, replaced all the outdoor GFCIs and bubble covers, and installed a whole home surge protector at the main panel.

Home care completed. Media filters replaced. Discussed findings and potential issues noticed, including the heat exchanger being compromised on the main floor furnace. Any further options declined at this time in regards to heat exchanger. Systems otherwise heating and cooling at this time. Drain lines flushed and cleared. Thank you for choosing TE certified!