Smyrna GA Electrical Service And Repairs

The homeowner contacted us after water suddenly began coming up from beneath the hardwood flooring in the kitchen without any prior warning. Upon arrival and inspection, we determined that a cast-iron drain pipe inside the wall had unexpectedly failed, allowing water to leak beneath the flooring whenever the kitchen plumbing was in use. To permanently resolve the issue, we removed the damaged section and completely reworked the kitchen drain system. This included drilling through the cabinet to install a new kitchen drain stack, along with new sanitary tees, new P-traps, trap extensions, and all necessary drain fittings. We also replaced the kitchen water supply lines with new angle stops and installed a hammer arrestor for the dishwasher. By replacing the drain and water supply components serving the kitchen, we ensured the plumbing system is reliable and minimized the likelihood of future issues for the homeowner.

Troubleshoot stairwell lights and primary closet light coming on together.

We will rerun entrance wire to the lime Sign of the meter and mount eye bolt

For this job, the customer had a couple of issues that she wanted to address . After taking a look at everything the customer opted to have her washing machine moved to the basement, as well replacing the PRV, and repairing a small leak on copper in the kitchen ceiling. The customer is having the floors in the basement done before the work is done. Once the floors are done she will reach out to have us come back to perform work. We have the job scheduled out two weeks from now . Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Homeowner had used tank cleaner tablets in the pressure assisted toilets. The cleaner had corroded the handle and tank. Removed tank and bladder and cleaned the tank. Replaced the handle and reinstalled. Tested and everything is working properly at this time.

Customer wanted disposal removed, removed disposal and installed new basket strainer new p trap and tail piece adapter for disposal hose. Tested and checked for leaks and conducted a super clean up.

Install customer supplied skirted toilet. Once installed I tested everything to make sure there no leak. Also set up the automatic flush system. Everything is work properly no other issues was found thanks for choosing TE certified.

On today’s service, we were called out here because they think that their pressure is on the high side after another company came out and told them that they need to have their pressure regulator replaced. Just to confirm that they are having pressure issues. I tested their pressure with my gauge to see if they’re exceeding 80 psi or higher that would indicate high pressure. The pressure gauge was reading at 70 psi which is optimal pressure for the plumbing system. Separate to that they are also having an issue with the kitchen faucet, not having good pressure on the hot side. The faucet is a mowing brand and also has touch capabilities to turn the water on and off. I performed a troubleshoot on the faucet to diagnose what is going on and confirmed that there is a lot of debris stuck in the strainer for the kitchen faucet. I removed the strainer and put the faucet back together and is not working properly and now he’s getting hot water. These were the two issues that they have concerns

No cool on the main level system due to a bad blower motor. Will need to replace blower motor, in order to do a complete diagnostic. System is 25 years old, and works with r22(Freon). Due to the age and conditions of the system (other parts may have been affected due to system being running with no blower motor working), the best option would be to up the system, with 10 years warranty and WiFi thermostat. Sent estimates for potential repairs (not recommend) and set a lead to quote upgrading for the main level system, for today. We should credit back 98,00 spent today, if customer decided to replace the main level system with us. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Customer wanted to go with replacing blower motor. Went to supply house to pick up the motor and replaced it. Inspected system. System is running with very high head pressure of 330 psig nd high compressor amperage of 11.74 ( shouldn’t be higher than 14 amps, y the label). System and compressor are in its last leaks, and can st

Tech was out for not cooling well on upstairs. The following is what tech came across. Inadequate ductwork on the return side. Need to add a 10 inch flex duct , boot and grill for upstairs . No flood protection at all on the equipment. If equipment ever has a clogged drain line or evaporator coil iced over. Home will have water damage to ceiling. It is very important to have flood protection to prevent water damages to home. This will also shut off the system when detected . Capacitor on blower Wheel is failing this would need to be replaced. Blower motor is losing efficiency and is not able to keep up. Blower wheel is dirty and needing to be cleaned.This would need to be replaced. Condenser is needing a chemical cleaning. Contactor is needing to be replaced due to pitting and oxidation. System needs to be chemically clean. system looks as if it’s overcharged unable to verify pressures until outdoor unit is cleaned and ductwork for return is fixed to be able to charge system properly

For this job I came out and replaced a section of cast iron pipe that was degraded and leaking at the bottom. Cut out 10 feet of pipe and installed new section of pvc reattaching back to the existing cast iron.

We shut off circuit #10 in the main panel that controls the garbage disposal in the kitchen. We removed the existing dead end switch leg from the box above the kitchen sink, removed the whip and wiring from the disposal and installed plates over the junction box’s above and under the sink. Customer will have the plumbers remove the disposal. We also installed stickers labeled “No equipment ground” “GFCI protected” in the kitchen master bedroom and bathroom.

For this job I rerouted the drain for the sink in the kitchen. I installed a new p trap, studor vent and rebuilt the drain for the kitchen sink. I tied into the pvc and cast iron in the crawlspace. Tested all work and left work area clean.

Troubleshoot breaker tripping.

Today I determined that the utility room breaker was tied into the circuit going out to the gazebo and the wire is broken in the ground, if they keep switch for the circuit extension off then the breaker will stay on for the utility room

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with her regarding their issue. Customer states the basement toilet was not flushing and they noticed some black spots/water in the toilet tanks. The fill valve hose for the basement toilet was kinked and not allowing water through properly which affected the water level in the bowl leading to it not flushing. In all of the toilet tanks in the home there are signs of mold/mildew from water sitting in the tank which is the black stuff that the customer noticed. The one in the basement was flushing a little slowly so there is also likely a partial clog inside. All other fixtures and toilets are draining properly at this time. I presented the customer with an option to replace the basement toilet fill valve and snake it with a closet auger. Customer agreed and after getting signature approval I began work. Shut off water and removed old fill valve in toilet. Installed new fill valve and fill tube and set them in place. Returned water and checked f

Today we replaced a ceiling fan and fixed the installation of a preexisting Tesla wall connector.

For this job, I replaced floodlight camera and rewired chime box so chime transformer could fit in box properly. Everything was tested and is working properly.

Homeowner called us out due to water pooling a few feet away from the water meter. I dug and exposed the area to find the old irrigation control valve with a small constant leak. I cut and removed the valve, then capped the existing lines. The homeowner has never used the irrigation and won’t in the future, all work was tested and checked for leaks.

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Connected and installed the laundry room faucet. Installed two new angle stop valves and a new P-trap assembly. Tested the installation for proper operation and checked all connections for leaks.

Client stated the ML system was not cooling to set temperature the other day as it was set to 64 and reading 77. 68 degrees is the lowest the industry recommends setting your thermostat to otherwise the system can freeze and cause inefficiencies and failures. This system is zoned with 2 zones. ML and LL. Client does not run the LL zone as it stay very cool. Filter was just replaced, drain line is clear and with both zones calling for cooling the systems temperature/pressure correlation appears to be slightly low in refrigerant. This home is 4 years old and the system may not have been fully charged with refrigerant at initial installation. Adding refrigerant will allow the system to operate at peak performance. Since this system is only a single stage system, it will not be as efficient as it is designed due to only one zone being utilized the majority of the time. Added refrigerant to allow peak performance and system is operating properly at this time. Starting an annual preventativ

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Upstairs System - Not cooling yesterday 15 year old Goodman coil and condenser paired with a 2020 Lennox furnace located in the attic. Homeowner let me know that yesterday the system had stopped cooling but last night the system kicked back on and seem to be cooling fine. After doing a thorough evaluation of the system I determine that it is low on refrigerant and had previously frozen up due to a refrigerant leak in the system. I also observed that the compressor is pulling more than the LRA rating when starting up and almost double the run load rating. This compressor is at the end of its life and complete failure is inevitable and possible at any time. There was rust in the drain line coming off the evaporator coil, this is due to the evaporator coil rusting at the face plate and high-pressure loops. Due to the age, over all condition, refrigerant type, and cost of temporary repairs, I recommend updating the coil and condenser and addressing the air flow issues. We have scheduled

For this job the customer had recently purchased a new faucet for the laundry room and wanted it installed. Checking the pressure to the home I read 50 psi and informed the customer that it was low but will be fine for the faucet install. Customer agreed to the estimate and the old faucet was removed and the new one installed. All work was thoroughly tested for leaks and proper functionality.