Snellville, GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Performed a digging repair on the main waterline approximately 3 to 4 feet in front of the meter and installed a new check valve

For this job I worked on replacing a smoke detector

Troubleshoot Replace main breakers Quote future projects

For this job, we worked on a repairing a non-working light fixture by performing a ballast bypass. We also installed 4- 8,000 lumen floodlights, a switch for the 4 fixtures and removed non-working fixtures and the conduit and wiring supplying the fixtures in the mechanic repair shop.

Full system

Call out for backed up toilet on main floor. Ran water and the sink to test for a mainline blockage. After running water, it appears that there is something stuck in the toilet, causing the clog. It appears to be paper and waste. Ran sewer cable throughout toilet to clear the blockage of paper and waste. Did a super cleanup and tested the toilet with multiple flushes with and without paper. Toilet is now flushing properly. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Upon arrival customer stated that downstairs ac unit was running all day and not cooling, customer stated unit is original to home. Gas furnace is 12 years old anc and coil is 12 years old. Found that supply air temperature was 74 degrees and return temperature was 77. There is only a 3 degree split between system, checked refrigerant levels and found system is very low on refrigerant and evaporator coil is freezing. Condenser coils are very dirty, compressor is pulling high amps and sound rough due to running low on refrigerant. Contactor is showing signs of pitting at points of contact and outdoor capacitor is testing bad. There is a lot of rush of furnace where water has been leaking from system, unit does not have the proper flood protection on drain line. Blower wheel is dirty blower motor capacitor is testing bad. Advised customer of issues with systems, advised customer due to size of leak within system we would have to perform a refrigerant leak search to find where all the sys

Replacing only the burnt basement tv outlet

Customer says there’s water in secondary drain pan. Inspected carrier heat pump which services right side of house and found leak on brazed joint on suction line in airhandler. Informed customer leak will need to be repaired. Customer moved forward with repairing leak. Repaired leak. Evacuated and charged to specs. Maintenanced equipment. Replaced filter. Confirmed proper operation of starting components. Insulated drain line. Systems are cooling at this time.

for this job, I came to look at a system that was not cooling. Once I arrived, I proceeded to perform a thorough diagnosis and noticed that the thermostat had failed. While here I proceeded to check every other component of the system and found several things. I noticed that the blower wheel was dirty and the blower capacitor was bad. I also noticed that there was single wall flue pipe, which is not up to code. I noticed that some of the ductwork was inconsistent and damaged, and I also recommended to upgrade the flood protection. The system is 21 years old and I explained to the customer that I highly recommend replacing the system due to the age and wear and tear. The disconnect for the condenser is also hot wired and is not protected outside. Thank you so much for choosing TE certified.

Disposal replacement,12yr old water heater

Called out for a back up in the upstairs hall bath shower Took overflow off and ran cable throughout line. Tested thoroughly line open and flowing at this time. Thanks for choosing TE Certified

Performed 1 system diagnostic for unit number 7. Found unit to be 19 years old with R22 and a restricted metering device causing unit to freeze and pressure to not equalize when system is off. Unit does not have te standard flood protection, and has water in the pan as well as a rusted evaporator coil, the condensation pump for the secondary drain is also in an aluminum food tray. Also does have some dry cells in the evaporator coil. Due to the age of the unit and type of refrigerant used we will need to replace system. No repairs available due to type of refrigerant used. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Performed 2 system diagnostics for main and upstairs systems. Upstairs being the priority and only 13 years old. Found unit shirt cycling because of a restriction in the evap coil and a completely compacted outdoor unit causing unit to trip out on high pressure, unit did not have the flood protection, a dirty blower wheel, the compressor has been drawing high amps. The unit upstairs is also an 80% unit with a spray foam attic me he spray foam all around the flue pipe as well causing a potential gasps are for combustion. Recommend replacement due to age and cost of repairs and upgrade to a 90% unit. Main level unit is 29 years old, dirty blower, no filter in unit,no te flood protection, single walled flue pipe with tap all,over, evaporator rusted and frozen with a restricted metering device. Unit is r22 . No quick repair option available . Recommend replacement of the system. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Performed 1 system diagnostic for upstairs unit. Found unit to be 22 years oldr22 unit. Found no te flood protections,improper gas connections, dirty blower, dirty condenser, failed capacitor, pitted contactor, compressor drawing high amps, ofm drawing high amps, restricted refrigerant cycle, high head pressure. Unit is kicking off on high head pressure during the hottest parts of the day due to a restriction and a dirty condenser coil, compressor is drawing high amps and struggling at this time and extremely loud. Due to unit being r22 and over 20 years old there are no permanent repairs other then replacing system.and also recommend joining homecare. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Replaced meter disconnect and re wire connection to pool panel into new disconnect with spaces

Rebuilt downstairs bathroom toilet. Took toilet tank off of bowl to replace closet bolts and 2” gasket underneath tank. Installed new Pro45 fill valve Installed new korky 2” flapper Installed new 12” braided stainless steel supply line as well. Flushed toilet multiple times to ensure toilet is operating properly with no issues.

Replace two hose bibs rebuild a toilet and install a new water heater

Arrived spoke with customer she stated system stopped cooling, only blowing warm air. Checked indoor unit no in-line safety and no wet switch. Found dirty blower wheel. Failing run capacitor. Checked outdoor unit. Found bad, dual capacitor. Pitted contactor. And dirty condenser. Customer only wants to install dual capacitor. install dual capacitor and cycle system on. Unit has high liquid line pressure. Outdoor fan motor running hot. Wants quote for system replacement. Unit 2012 out of warranty. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Replaced prv expansion tank and T and p valve

1 circuit to a bathroom

Today’s visit was for humidity issues. When u arrived the customer said that the humidity is staying high especially upstairs. I proceeded to inspect the units. Found no flood protection present. Notified customer and gave estimates. Inspected the indoor units and evap coils. Not a lot of moisture removal present. I checked the outdoor units and found the condenser coils very dirty and both units running over 370 psi head pressure. I informed the customer I needed to chemically clean them to be able to finish my diagnostic. He approved my estimate for flood protection and coil cleaning. Went and got supplies and returned and cleaned the coils. After cleaning I was able to determine that the upstairs unit was low on refrigerant. I informed the customer that I’d have to add refrigerant to the system. He approved. Added 3lbs of R410A. I performed a electronic leak search and found the evaporator coil is leaking. I installed flood protection on both units and verified operation. Both units

System is a ten year old 410a system, system was cooling when we got there when we got into the attic I noticed the filter was wet, the return plenum was soaked, the evaporator coil was restricted with dry cells.no te flood protection, Disconnect couldn’t be accessed was jammed into the box. Upon making my way outside the coils were dirty. Tested pressures and electrical. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Today’s visit was for the upstairs unit not cooling. When I arrived the customer said the system won’t cool during the day. I proceeded to inspect the indoor unit. The unit doesn’t have flood protection and gave estimates for it. I checked the blower motor and capacitor. Checked return ductwork. It is too small for the system. It has 1-14” and 1-10”. Checked the evaporator coil and it’s severely deteriorated. It is visibly leaking refrigerant. Checked the outdoor unit. I found the condenser coils extremely dirty. It also low on refrigerant. I highly recommend replacing the system. The customer just wants the bandaid repair at this time. Chemically cleaned the condenser coils. Added 3lbs of R410A. The system is cooling at this time. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

For this job, I performed a troubleshoot to see why the GFI is throughout the home we’re not working. It turned out to be a bad breaker changed out the breaker and everything is working properly.