Woodstock, GA – Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Service

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a leak in the front yard. Gave options. Dug up wet area and found a blown out irrigation tee where it tees off the main line. Cut out tee and rebuild the sections with a new tee. Restored water and back filled the area. No leaks or movement on the meter were observed. Area was cleaned up and returned to rough grade.

No cool whole home. Upon arrival found 2022 Goodman 3 ton ac with trane furnace. System was calling for cooling but outdoor unit not running. Found ants in contactor preventing switch from closing and turning outdoor unit on. Replaced contactor with customer permission and inspected system to find ac is dirt, system lacks wet switch, blower is dirty and drain line runs flat along attic floor. Quoted additional repairs. Customer signed up for maintenance. System operating upon leaving.

Replumb new waterlines inside the house, running in the attic insulated properly with batten insulation vapor barrier and pipe insulation. Replace the water heater in the garage on a stand and in a pan with a new expansion tank. Replace pressure regulator and reinstall stream Labs auto shut off for main line and recirculating pump for the water heater. Repair irrigation lines that were damaged when running new mainline into the house and repaired main drain line that was also damaged during the trenching process. Turn water on to test everything. Make sure that everything is a working order and there are no other issues. Work has been completed and permit is scheduled for next week.

Arrived on site to assess damage from a lightning strike. The homeowner walked me around and showed me where his outdoor GFCI outlet wasn’t working. We believe the lightning came through an extension cord and jumped to the GFCI outlet it was hanging on. This caused damage to the GFCI outlet. He was also smelling a burning plastic smell from the dryer. The outlet showed signs of heating up. This was also due to lightning. The upstairs loft area was not working. This was due to loose connections caused by the lightning strike. I installed all new switches, outlets, and cover plates for the upstairs loft. I installed a new dual function breaker for this circuit. I installed a new dryer plug for the dryer and replaced the basement outdoor GFCI with a new weather rated GFCI outlet and cover. I also installed a new grounding system for the home. This brings the grounding system up to today’s safety standards. I also installed a new whole home surge protector at the main panel. This will help

Technician replaced the thermal expansion tank above the water heater and extended the piping to properly secure the new expansion tank to a support bracket. The pressure reducing valve (PRV) was also replaced due to excessive water pressure affecting the plumbing system. A new 1/4-turn shutoff valve was installed at no additional charge. In the master bathroom, the pop-up drain assemblies were replaced on both the his and her sinks. The tubular drain piping was reconnected and tested for proper operation. The plumbing system was then pressurized and thoroughly tested, with no leaks found at this time. Recommendation: Technician recommends replacing the existing water heater due to its condition and age.

For this job, I replaced five faulty freeze protection heaters

Remove and replace faulty smoke detector Remove and replace faulty wafer light

Upon arrival I noticed that the customer had tried replacing a GFI device by himself and miswired it. The device was already out of the wall and did not require troubleshooting so I wired the new device correctly.

2 ton Lennox system for main floor was not cooling but blowing air Checked IDU which was working with a call for cool at tstat but did not feel refrigerant running through lines Checked ODU which was also running but the compressor was not running Tested capacitor fan side was good but compressor side was showing 5MFD when should be 35 We replaced capacitor with home owner approval and tested the system System is running normal and cooling Outdoor coil could benefit from a cleaning which homeowner said he will clean them himself when explained dirty coils can affect the capacitor and system Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Today We Came Out To Address The Customers Want Of Adding A Light And Outlet To His Office Closet. We Met With The Customer And He Showed Us The Area. We Provided Options For Adding An Outlet And Adding A Light. He Decided To Move Forward With The Outlet. We Laid Our Plastic, Found Our Route, And Ran The Wire. We Installed The Outlet, Connected It To The Switch Box For Power, And Replaced The Breaker For A Dual Function Breaker For AFCI Protection. We Tested Everything For Functionality And Went Over The Install With The Customer. We Answered All Questions And Informed Him To Reach Out If He Needs Anything Else. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Customers A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me And Erfan 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

Customer called us out for a clog in the garbage entry bathroom. It was also water was also accumulating from the upstairs master bathroom as well. Under the crawlspace I the garage it was clear water had been escaping from the flange. I set an appointment with remediation and a sewer supervisor for the customer. Customers kitchen sink is also piped incorrectly and has no vent. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the toilet pulled and the line cleared and a bottle of Endure for drain maintenance. I removed the toilet and the flange repair ring was not screwed in correctly. I ran my cable down the line until it cleared. I then secured the flange repair ring and reset the toilet. Tested line throughly and reset the toilet. I did not caulk the line due to the sewer supervisor.

Came out to previously sold estimate installed the bracket for solar camera but the camera need to be charged for couple of hours so I will be back to put it on the bracket by end of the day

Returned today to complete an outdoor coil cleaning at homeowner request This is for the whole home system Lennox 3 ton system

Homeowner has a leaking icemaker line. The icemaker line is a soft copper water line supplied via a piercing valve. The homeowner also has a water heater that is 11 years old and a 20 year old pressure regulator. Homeowner also has a leaking front hose spigot. Cut out and removed failed icemaker line, piercing valve and angle stop. Installed 1/2” tee, and two new quarter turn angle stops. Installed new water hammer arrestor and new stainless steel supply line. Did not hook supply line to fridge at request of homeowner, who is purchasing a new fridge. Cut out and removed old PRV, old main water shutoff valve, and failed hose spigot. Installed new hose spigot and new vacuum breaker. Installed new 1/2” quarter turn shutoff valve as hose spigot isolation. Installed approximately 2’ of new 1/2” type L copper and connected onto main. Installed new 3/4” quarter turn shutoff valve. Installed new watts 25AUB. Installed approximately 6’ of new 3/4” type L copper and connected onto existing plu

We replaced the bathroom light switch and installed a whole home surge protector

For this job, I inspected freezer protection heater in riser room

- Do a ballast bypass on 7 fluorescent lights - Supply and install 14 led tube lights for after the ballast have been removed

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a failure with his Wilkins nr3 pressure regulator that was brought up on a home inspection. Gave options. Customer opted for a direct swap as he’s selling the home. Removed existing pressure regulator valve and installed new Wilkins nr3 regulator. Restored water to the home and bled air from the system. Set pressure on regulator to 65 psi.

Today ww came out to finish hanging a third pendant light over the kitchen island

Water in drain pan. Drain line is connected to secondary drain line , in the drain pan and clogged. I found the old min drain line for the system and connected drain line to it. Drain line is clear and draining properly. Also, system is low on Freon , evaporator coil starting to freeze over and very rusted. Heat exchanger has some heavy hot spots and compromised. Sent estimates to replace evaporator coil and heat exchanger, but, at this age (16 years old) and conditions, the best option would be to upgrade the system, with 10 years warranty and WiFi thermostat. Also, house is to humidity upstairs. New system will probably help with lower humidity level upstairs. Set a lead to quote upgrading, for the upstairs system, for today. We should credit back 287,00 spent today, if customer replace the system with us.

We replaced three lights in the main floor hallway

For this job the customer stated he had a leak on the main service line near the penetration. Upon arrival the area in question was already dug up and a pvc to pex transition was exposed. The pex penetrating the wall was not the correct type nor had a protective covering around it. I explained to the homeowner it was done incorrectly and would recommend replacing the old pvc service line and locate the pressure regulator. However, the customer stated he was only interested in a spot repair. I explained to the customer I couldn’t warranty my work which he agreed too. The old transition was removed and the appropriate pvc to pex adapter was glued on. I then connected to the existing pex and let sit for 1 hour. The home was then pressurized and checked for leaks and proper function.

Came out today to remove customers 50 gallon water heater that was atmospherically vented through the side of the home. Unit contained multiple code violations. Replaced unit with a 50 gallon power vent unit which high efficiency and used a style of vent that is able to be discharged via the side wall of the home. Unit was installed in a pan with a water alarm. Installed copper piping off of the unit with a new shut off valve for the unit and a new expansion tank mounted to a bracket. Installed a new sediment trap, gas fittings, shut off valve and gas whip. Ran sch 40 pvc from the unit to the exterior of the home. Restored water to the home and ihnighted the unit. Unit was set to 120 degrees. Removed 3 gas valves from fixtures in the back yard and capped off the gas line as they weren’t to code. Painted caps/pipes to prevent rusting. All work was tested and installed to code compliance.

Cleaned the condenser coil and blower wheel for the main floor system.

Install a ceiling fan from scratch and correct the recessed light wiring in the master bedroom.