Smyrna GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Arrived on site due to moisture in the ceiling. All plumbing is under the house and hvac system has to be the source of the moisture. We discovered that the system was slowly leaking outside of the plenum and dripping outside of the pan. We found that the fan speed was set extremely high, causing the water droplets coming from the coil to be pulled into the airstream and land outside of the primary drain pan. We dropped fan speed, tested the system and cleaned up all moisture. We let the system run after the modifications and found no moisture outside of the pan. The system is cooling well, temp split is within spec and system has no other concerns. We sealed the plenum with tape and mastic. Systems operational upon departure. Call complete.

10 years parts warranty

I came out and replaced existing electric water heater , existing water heater is in the basement of apartment complex and they’re other water heaters beside the one we replaced the t& p for each water heater was connected I explained to customer that this would fail inspection and need to run a new separate t&p line for the new water heater. Per customer did not want to run new line to exterior of home. I explained if inspection fails we will need to return and run new line outside and it would be an additional charge. Customer acknowledged information given. I ran t&p line into pan being that it is in the basement and there is a sump pump. Tested and checked for leaks and conducted a super clean up.

Arrived on site to troubleshoot why their upstairs unit has to run all day to maintain 71 degrees. We inspected both systems fully and discovered a list of discrepancies with each. For the upstairs the filter was heavily I,packed and backwards, along with the outdoor coil being completely impacted with years of dirt and debris. We discussed what it would take to restore each unit fully and what would momentarily relieve a considerable amount of stress on the unit and they decided to clean the blower and condenser for the upstairs unit to help it run more efficiency this summer before tackling downstairs repairs shortly down the road. We drafted estimates for all. We confirms each system is operational upon departure. Call complete.

On my visit today, I performed a tankless diagnostic check to find out what is wrong with the tankless water heater and why it is throwing error code 11. Area code 11 means that there is an ignition failure. I got on the phone with Rheem pro tech support to fall through the procedures of diagnosing the tankless water heater and came to the conclusion that the igniter has gone bad and would need to be replaced. There are no parts available within the area to get today and we have to order the part which will come in sometime on Tuesday. I’m gonna have this scheduled for Tuesday 2 to 5 window time to return to put the part in.

I completed an electrical inspection and this is what was found: Inspection Report Please be advised that I did not check all switches and outlets throughout the home only spot checked and found issues where I did check. All National Electrical Code (NEC) references are based out of the 2023 cycle due to Georgia being in the 2023. Most of the violation found are associated with Section 110.12 (A)(B)(C), 334.30 (A)(B) -Panel- Breakers at top of panel exceed the 6’7” rule- NEC 240.24 Dust and debris in panel Panel work is not done in workmanship like manner Neutral from service is not fully under lug Powder room circuit is 14g on 20amp breaker-NEC 310.16 Office circuit is a 14g wire on a 20 amp breaker-NEC 310.16 Family room is a 14g wire on a 20 amp breaker- NEC 310.16 Equipment Grounding conductor for surge has white extension and needs to properly identified Dryer circuit will not close (turn on) -Water Heater- Decora outlet by water heater in garage is missing a plate and is

Homeowner called us out due to suspected leak in dining room ceiling. After exposing the stained area, we turned the shower on and the dripping began. Noticed that the dripping was coming from the drain, but from above. Took the shower trim off and noticed water coming from the top of the shower valve but from above from a loose shower arm for the shower head. I removed and resealed the shower arm, tested for leaks and at this time there are no other leaks.

A water heater we installed had failed inspection because of the vent being too close to the subfloor going to the roof. We replaced the 5” single wall going to the roof with 3” double wall by sliding the double wall venting inside the single wall venting all the way to the roof. We also replaced the single wall venting at the water heater with double wall venting as well.

Upon arrival we met with the homeowner they expressed an issue with having some standing water in the basement. The water was also coming down from above the hvac duct. We took a look above the duct work and noticed a pin hole leak in the copper. We took a look at the rest of the the copper water lines in the basement. The customer has several more pin hole leaks developing and a few active drips. We notified the customer of the issues. We wrote up estimates to fix the pin hole leak. The customer signed off and we grabbed material to perform work. The leak is now repaired and the customer is satisfied at this time. Tested all work and cleaned up.

Upon arrival, we spoke with the homeowner regarding the installation of a new lowboy water heater located in the crawlspace. We began by isolating power at the disconnect near the unit and shutting off the water supply to the home. The system was then fully drained prior to removal. The existing 38 gallon unit was removed from a tight crawlspace area and transported up the stairs. We installed a new 38 gallon electric Rheem water heater, including all required code upgrades. The new unit was set in a drain pan for added protection. The original unit was found sitting on bricks, and the thermal expansion tank was unsupported, being held in place by a 3/4” copper pipe. As part of the installation, we properly secured the expansion tank with strapping to ensure stability. We also insulated the hot service line and the water heater. During installation, the home’s water pressure was checked and found to be at 50 PSI. After installation, we restored water to the home and thoroughly bled

Run auger in attempt to remove brush Pull toilet Run auger cable in other end Set toilet on new wax ring Customer called us out because she accidentally flushed toilet brush down toilet. Upon arrival we tested bathroom for mainline blockage, but toilet was only fixture affected. Attempted to pull back brush with closet auger, but was not successful. We then pulled toilet off and augered from other end to push toilet brush. We then we sat toilet on a new wax ring and tested for leaks. Toilet now has proper flush. Clearing successful. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

HVAC Noise Low blower and dual capacitors were putting a strain on the blower motor and compressor. Condenser coil could use a cleaning. Biological growth present in the furnace. Inducer assembly has oxidation

Upon arrival customer stated that system was not working and no power was on at the thermostat. Gas furnace is 10 years old ac and coil is 10 years old. After inspection of system found there was not high voltage going to system, turned off light switch that controls power to disconnect and turned on and system came back on. Checked over all operations of system, found that condensation pump was running and not pumping correctly also drain line was clogged. Blower wheel is very dirty. Inside system is very dirty. Drain line goes into washing machine collection box. Checked outdoor unit, condenser coils were very clogged and dirty. Capacitor and contactor tested good with no issues at this time. Gave customer estimate to install new condensation pump and tubing, clean condenser coils, install in line flood protection, new light switch for disconnect and blower wheel cleaning. Customer only approved to have just condensate pump installed and condenser coils cleaned. Made repairs to syst

Replace customer provided dryer outlet

Home inspection

Tech was out for ductwork issue on the return side. Customer had shown me where water had soaked the duct work. He stated it was a drain line issue and that it had been resolved. Tech gave quote for duct work repair. Once finished tech checked system out and found the following. They motors on system have failed. They are not opening and closing properly. Bypasses a weighted damper this needs to be replaced. This is caused the system to freeze up. There’s no safety switches on the drain line to detect clogged drain line needs to have a wet switch and drain pan. Need to clear drain line to verify no clog. Outdoor unit compressor is mechanically failing, and possibly won’t make it. The rest of the summer inside the scrolls are bad. Outdoor unit is needing a chemical cleaning as well as a contractor needing to be replaced. Also, when replacing compressor would need to replace. Tech called Lennox supply. They do not have a compressor or an evaporator coil. Let customer know Based on our fi

For this call, we had a sold work for a previously sent estimate at this home involving multiple miscellaneous plumbing work. Of these, we came to replace two faucets in the master with faucets that the homeowners wanted installed. In the same master bath, there was a faulty fill valve that was running constantly so we swapped that out for a new one and checked all of our work in this area for any other issues or leaks and all works there as it should at this time. For the other issues we came to correct, we came to replace a failed expansions tank that wasn’t strapped either to which we did strap up against the wall. Also replaced the existing gate valve to the home for a ball valve and replaced old PRV for a new one and set it to 65. On the last visit, we had noticed a few spots on a copper line in the utility room that had multiple green coloration spots and one pinhole leak. Replaced a few spots of this line in the utility room with new copper. The room across had a water spot on t

We replaced 2 lights in the garage with 8 inch wafer lights. We also replaced the light on the front porch. We also rewired the switch for the kitchen pendant lights. And we re hung the fan in the master bedroom to try and keep it from scraping.

For this job, we installed two new circuits in the garage along with two new outlets. We also installed a new outlet for the garage door fed from an existing circuit and relocated a wall mounted fan.

Came out to no cool call. After looking into system I found a clogged filter and dirty blower wheel and condenser. I quoted it and did repairs. After repairs I tested my work. Home is now cooling with no issues. Customer has signed up for homecare.

Homeowner called us out to service tankless water heater and install expansion tank. We flushed and serviced the tankless as well as installed a Halo Ionizer and expansion tank. All work was tested and checked for leaks

Customer called us out for a slow sink and a toilet repair. On arrival customer showed me the toilet in his office did not have a functioning flush lever and the sink in the kitchen bathroom was barely flowing. I removed the aerator for the sink and it was filled with hard water deposits. I cleaned it out and it worked fine. The customer had bought a new lever for the toilet. I wrote up an estimate and the customer agreed. I then removed the old lever and installed the new one. Tested the handle and it worked perfectly. Due to the deposits I recommended having a sewer supervisor out to discuss water filtration. The sewer supervisor will be out on 5/27/2026 from 11-2.

Troubleshoot no power to home

We opened the wall and ran a new drain line for existing lavatory, as existing drain was too high. While onsite we noticed a small, wet /stained ceiling tile and looked in the drop ceiling and found that the vent for the bathroom and ejector had come loose completely right above this tile. We reconnected/reworked this vent. We completely replaced and lowered the drain for the lavatory after removing Sheetrock to access it. We added a Studor vent under the lavatory sink and installed a customer supplied lavatory faucet, and installed/raised shutoff valves for the faucet.

Not cooling Replace capacitor with a turbo for heat pump. The capacitor was blown and was not allowing compressor and fan motor to run . Tested work after installation everything is working properly at this time. There wasn’t an inline safety or a wet switch for flood protection.