Smyrna GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Troubleshoot a recessed light in the kitchen and convert a laundry room light to LED.

Replaced s/a plenum Cleared and secured drain line Masticated and sealed return pan off at floor joist Installed UV light Cleaned blower wheel Cleaned outdoor unit Started up system completed inspection of operations.

Homeowner showed us a wet spot on ceiling in the basement bathroom. After exposing the wet drywall area, we found a pinhole leak on a 1/2 copper line. Replaced section with pex. Tested and checked for leaks

Replaced PRV and expansion tank. Pressure set to 65 psi.

Tech was out for no cooling. Seen where the system was impacted from debris. Pressure were extremely unable to verify pressures. Let customer know I order to check system tech would need to chemically clean to verify pressures. While inspecting system tech came a crossed the follow. Blower is needing to be cleaned . Fuel pipe is needing to be double wall . No safety switch on evap coil. Capacitor on condenser is needing to be replaced. Contactor is corroded. Tech recommended a hard start kit for compressor. Disconnect is needing to be replaced due to falling apart . Spoke with customer about issues with system. Customer gave the ok to clean condenser. Tech cleaned the condenser and found the system low on Freon. Oil residue found in evap coil drain pan. Spoke with customer about replacing system due to good man does not carry these evap coils. Customer wanted a quote for new system. Tech went a head and added Freon to help cool. The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running

Troubleshoot breaker tripping

During our 5 day visit, a new 2hp lift station was installed in the backyard. A trench was excavated from the lift station up to the sanitary sewer in the front yard. The discharge from the lift station was connected to the existing building sewer in the front yard. A water service was also installed to the building in the rear. This new service line was teed off the existing homes water service. An isolation valve and valve box was installed near the connection. Roughly 40-45 square feet of concrete was removed to installed a new kitchen and bathroom group. The customer is responsible for replacing the concrete after the plumbing work passes inspection. The building was also roughed in with water pipes to the kitchen, bathroom, and water heater area. A pressure reducing valve was installed near the water heater. Both the water pipes and drain pipes are currently holding a water test. The drain system has water filled up to the vent through the rough. The water pipes have live water

Replaced single pole switch for lights in kitchen/break area. Added an outlet in the conference room. Added a Cat6 Ethernet run from data closet to ceiling in kitchen/break area. Replaced hospital grade GFCI outlet under workstation. Added a new circuit with outlet in medicine closet for a refrigerator.

Service Dispatch Visit Observation Only System Location: Crawl space -services Main Floor Indoor Unit (IDU): Technician found that the primary drain line is not secure and is sagging, causing condensation to back up into the coil. This condition is contributing to elevated humidity levels. The duct system shows signs of age and deterioration, with visible biological growth noted on the exterior of the fiberglass supply plenum and surrounding ductwork. The blower wheel is impacted with buildup. IAQ: No biological growth protection is in place. Outdoor Unit (ODU): Visual inspection showed that the outdoor coil is matted with debris, especially on the backside and across three sides of the coil surface. Recommendations Discussed: The client and I, have reviewed multiple maintenance and upgrade needs, including securing the drain line, cleaning the blower wheel and outdoor coil, installing float safety switches, resealing duct penetrations at floor joists, and replacing the aged su

Sealed and insulated metal ductwork in bathroom. Used R8 insulation. This is thicker insulation then existing R4. Will push in for sheet rock.

Replaced homeowners pop up drain assembly under the right sink in the master bathroom. After installation, we tested for leaks. Sink is now functioning properly.

Bathroom outlets breaker was tripping via a dead short. After a thorough inspection of the circuit I located a switch that was installed in place of one of the outlets in the master bathroom. The switch was wired hot to neutral so whenever it was turned on it would trip the breaker instantly. I replaced the switch with a outlet and replaced the breaker with a gfci breaker to ensure it was gfci protected.

Troubleshoot reason ev charger is not functioning properly

Came out today because lights and outlets in the kitchen were not working. After troubleshooting I found the outlets had gone bad due to age and the light’s ballast went bad. We replaced the outlets and the switch for the light. Replaced the light with a keyless In the panel we added surge protection We added a ground bar, and removed the double tapped nuetrals

Rebuilt toilet in guest bathroom. Quoted water heater and filter options.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Charge system Return visit to charge system. Charge system to a sub cool 10°. Was quoted at 3 pounds. This was charged a customer. Actually took right around 5 pounds to get this there. System is definitely ready to be replaced. Recommend exploring this option. The payment today can be used as a down payment for a new system if you’re interested in looking for that option. No charge to simply look at this option. We have financing plans starting around $150 a month. Financing options as low as 0% interest. Deep cash discount discounts and is always fast professional installation.

Tech was out for system with clogged drain line. Tech inspected system in heating and cooling. While that the heat was not coming on, went to the thermostat jumper out wires heat came on. This is an indication that the thermostat has failed. This would need to be replaced. Furnace is oversized for the system. Plenum’s are not in good condition as well as none of them are sealed this is pulling hot attic air or cold attic air into the system not from the home. Gas lines coming from black hard pipe is not up to code. This is a copper line tied into the gas line. This has to be hard pipe coming from hard pipe to furnace. Blower wheel is dirty and needs to be cleaned. Heat exchanger has stress marks. Evaporator coil does not fit properly on the furnace. System is only getting 45% of heat. As well as 45% of cooling. Igniter is oxidized this needs to be replaced. Inducer is making a loud noise indication that the bearings are going bad. Flue pipe is single wall. This need

Today I replaced all the branch circuit breakers in the main electrical panel and tightened down all connections. I installed GFI breakers where need be and matched existing arc fault breakers. I also installed whole home surge protection. The reason for the original visit was that the master bedroom arc fault breaker was tripping randomly. The breaker would trip even when the wires were removed from the breaker. Obvious signs of a bad breaker. I see no reason to move forward with an arc fault diagnosis. After the breaker was replaced it held throughout the day without tripping. If by chance the breaker does start tripping again an arc fault diagnosis will be necessary.

Installed apco x and AprilAire cabinet on both main and upstairs system . System are operating properly at the moment.

Ceiling fans

I was called out to David’s house for an intermittent cooling issue. David and his family have lived here for a few years so we performed a thorough evaluation. During the evaluation we discovered the main/upstairs system has zoning and is a single stage ac which is a poor application, the problem that was happening is that the DATS was being tripped causing the system to turn off periodically, the return ductwork is way undersized which may mean the system isn’t sized properly, the flood protection needs updating, a superboost would help protect the compressor, and the system/house can benefit from IAQ products.

Replaced ceiling fan and will return tomorrow for chandelier

Customer called us out for a jammed garbage disposal in their kitchen. I inspected the garbage disposal and there was no leak but it was jammed due to rust. I recommended replacing it with a 1/2 horsepower badger Insinkerator. Tested new garbage disposal and cleaned up. I was unable to check the water pressure due to a leak. Customer did not want someone out to fix it because they are planning a renovation.

Today I was called out because the garbage disposal stopped working. Upon diagnosis I found that the switch had gone bad. I changed the switch to a new one, now the disposal is working properly. I also changed the switch that is in that same two gang box that controls the light over the sink and installed a spark guard because of the backsplash. While I was working, I examined the main electrical panel and found two breakers that were overrated for the wire size. I changed those breakers to the appropriate brand and size. The breakers that I changed are circuit numbers 12 and 18 Note: I informed the homeowner that the dishwasher and the garbage disposal is on the same circuit. It would be wise not to use the garbage disposal while the dishwasher is running.

Installed customer supplied garbage disposal. Heckled and tested for functionality and leaks. Found water heater to be extremely aged and recommend homeowner replaced before it leaks.