Douglasville, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Today we were called out to a bathtub that had very brown water. After further inspection, we looked at the water heater and noticed that the thermal expansion tank was leaking. And the water heater was 15 years old. The customer agreed to have the water heater replaced along with the PRV and main shut off valve replaced. Water drain we started by turning the water off at the street and draining the tank all the way down then we installed double wall venting for the vent. Then we installed a new water heater with a thermal expansion tank, mounted to the wall, and it was in a pan with the original stand. we also grounded the water heater along with replacing the PRV and main shut off valve in the crawlspace. we also had to extend the outside TMP down a little bit. after that, we turned the water back on and checked for leaks and re-pressurize the system along with we waited for the water to heat up in the customer was happy with the hot water. also cleaned out all the aerator throughout

No cooling call for unit number 2, checked refrigerant levels and found that system was completely flat on refrigerant system did not have any refrigerant, leak searched system with 50 psi and found that reversing valve is leaking and will need to be replaced, also checked capacitor and found that capacitor was reading 16/45, also found that system does not have p trap installed, quoted necessary repairs, recommended replacing system due to age of air handler being 15 years old, outdoor unit is 8 years old, systems are mix match equipment, system will not work as efficient as it can be due to having mismatch equipment, also recommended wet switch and inline float switch to prevent water damage, also cleared drain line on unit number one, flushed drain line, customer declined all estimates only did drain line cleaning today on unit number 1, customer will reach back out if he decides to move forward

Arrived on site to troubleshoot a system without power. Clients noticed a few days ago that the system wasn’t draining unresponsive. They had a family member come by to troubleshoot and he thought the transformer was failed but after a detailed inspection I found that the furnace power switch was failed and broke off the 120v hot wire that’s sent to the door switch. I was able to bypass the switch to complete testing. The transformer was in good shape and the system was cooling normally until this event occurred. Client said they are more than capable of doing the switch themselves and skews us to leave the system this way since it’s working and they’ll tackle repairs from here. The system is approaching 20 years old and is approaching the end of its life but once the system came back on it was producing a 22 degree temp split without any other faults or failures.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding their issue. Customer showed me inside and to the main level half bathroom. The toilet is clogged and not flushing. I confirmed that this issue is isolated to only the toilet and not affecting other fixtures. Home is two years old. I gave the customer options to clear the toilet and after getting signature approval I began work. Ran closet auger through toilet and made multiple passes. Cleared soft blockage and toilet is flushing correctly now. Flushed toilet multiple times with and without toilet paper and it did not clog again. Cleaned work area. Customer is satisfied.

Arrived to address a few concerns that the customer had about their system. 1) sweating around the laundry room boot in basement leading to biological growth on wall. Reason for this is lack of return prevent the removal of the hot air from the dryer causing excessive humidity and sweating. There is only one return in the main room downstairs behind a couch. The return is also pretty small and not enough to fully service the entire downstairs area. Recommendations: - add a return into the downstairs hallway to allow for the heat from the laundry room to be pulled out more efficiently. -or add a return to main downstairs room - or increase the size of the current return and move/adjust the couch to allow for proper air flow 2) condensation from the suction line dripping onto the condensate drain line creating biological growth. There are some small rips along the insulation on suction line that allows the sweating to drip through onto the line. Recommendations: - patch up little

No Cool - 1995 Goodman AC, 2003 Goodman Furnace Found bad capacitor on outdoor unit. Completed a full inspection on the whole system. Checked heat exchanger and cycled heat. Checked contactor and refrigerant levels. Inspected condensation pump and thermostat. Checked air temps and compressor amps. Furnace is older but still operating. Still has single wall flue pipe and the gas flex line is ran through the furnace cabinet AC system is 31 years old. After replacement of the capacitor refrigerant pressures were checked and pressures are very high due to the outdoor coil not being effective. Compressor amps are elevated. System is currently cooling the house. The house is for sale and the customer needed it running. We had a conversation about the overall performance of the system and what the best options would be. It was agreed to have a project manager come and give him a quote. Scheduled for tomorrow morning 8/22/26

Replace PRV in basement ceiling

Replace main line from the meter into the home where penetrates into the exterior wall on the left side of the house. Put in a meter box and courtesy valve at the meter that’s in front of it. Installed a new pressure regulator valve and main shut off for the house inside. Turn water back on to check for leaks and sealed penetration with concrete and tar to prevent exterior water from coming inside of the home. Bury the trench back and mount it up the dirt for it to settle properly. Found no issues with the work that was completed today and thank you for choosing TE certified.

Flush tankless water heater and left estimate for tankless filter. No other issues was found thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Upon arrival, customer stated that his water bill was high. Opponent inspection I found that it was not a leak under the dirt on the main. It was in fact the TMP going off due to high pressure and high temperature. I gave the customer options. He opted to replace the TMP as well as the PRV all work was tested no leaks in the meter has stopped moving.