Smyrna GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Secured a dangerous wire that was laying across the back patio (No Warranty). I replaced two switches and plates.

Replaced 20A breaker for furnace with 15A. Installed rain shield above line set penetration. Reconfigured low voltage wiring in furnace to pigtail connections from main board. Rerouted RDS cable through opening in coil case cover. Checked static pressure and adjusted blower speed for a/c from F04 (~900cfm@.95) to F05 (~700cfm@.58) for lower static pressure and better dehumidification performance. Adjusted TXV and refrigerant charge to bring SH/SC values into ideal range. Tested pan and coil float switches. Tested drain line with 2g of water. Tested heat and cool from thermostat.

For this job the customer stated they had a hose bib that would not turn off and was slowly dripping. Further inspection showed a hose bib original to the house that would not shut off completely at the inside shut off or outside shut off. The customer opted to replace all 3 hose bibs as well as the internal shut offs. After work was completed I informed the customer about winterizing their hose bibs. Work was performed and thouroughly tested for leaks and proper function.

No Cool - Main/Basement System System had a failed basement or walk-in level damper. Bypass damper is positioned poorly and not receiving enough airflow due to it being collapsed partially. Poor flood protection on the indoor unit. Equipment and living space could benefit from IAQ enhancements. This equipment is single stage in a zoning application, which is not recommended. The equipment that’s best for zoning applications is either modulating or variable speed. On today’s visit, I replaced the walk-in level damper and re-ran the ductwork for the bypass damper. Installed a wet switch and a drain water safety. The equipment is functioning properly at this time. Setup HomeCare plan today and apply membership pricing towards repair

For this job, I performed a troubleshoot on a living room Outlet that was stated to not be working properly. After a thorough diagnosis of the panel, each breaker within the panel, the wiring, and the existing outlet itself, the conclusion was a faulty outlet with damaged and/or aged internal components. After the replacement of the 120v 15a outlet, proper voltage and functionality was verified with a ring camera charger device and a digital multimeter.

Upon arrival we met with the homeowner, chief complaint of kitchen sink being clogged. We inspected and found cast iron and lead under the sink. We performed a drain clearing. Upon completion we tested to ensure proper flow. At this time there are no leaks or errors and water is flowing. Perform draining clearing on sink drain and trap. Drain clear trap only. Does not include repairs, branch or main line clearing. No warranty on drain clearing. Perform sink drain cleaning with cable machine. Clear sink drain only. Does not include repairs or main line cleaning. No warranty on drain cleaning.

During today's visit, we met with the homeowner regarding concerns about noises from the plumbing system when fixtures are initially operated, as well as staining observed on the kitchen ceiling. The homeowner stated that the home was repiped approximately three years ago. We located the pressure reducing valve (PRV) in the front bedroom closet and utilized the existing access panel for inspection. During our evaluation, we observed that portions of the piping were not fully secured and could be moved by hand, resulting in contact with surrounding building materials and producing a noticeable thudding sound. As a courtesy, we secured the accessible piping and placed insulation on the line. We recommended monitoring the system following this adjustment. Should the noise continue, additional access openings may be required throughout the home to evaluate and secure other sections of piping. We then evaluated the area of concern in the kitchen ceiling where discoloration and moisture w

On this visit I was called out to check the circuit for the microwave as it was still tripping the circuit after a troubleshoot from a previous visit. I found that the disposal, which was on the same circuit, would trip the breaker every time the microwave was plugged in as well. After thorough testing I found that the microwave was causing nuisance tripping, as was previously thought. The homeowners opted to try what Vincent had previously done for their fridge circuit, and install a dual function outlet and standard breaker on the microwave circuit. After swapping the breaker and installing the dual function outlet, the circuit held while the appliances were in use.

Remove and replace customer provided light fixtures

TE came out and ran a dedicated circuit for a car charger, revisited to install customer supplied charger. Customer did not have car available once charger was installed but was commissioned to customer app. Customer also stated to leave panel cover off after completion of job so he can apply his monitor system to the circuit installed.

Performed a full system inspection on a 2022 Lennox 3 ton AC and 96% furnace. It is a single stage system that is zoned, I tested heat and cool on all three zones. I checked pressures, tested amp draws, I made sure each zone damper open and close. The dual capacitor on the outdoor unit was out of limit, outdoor coil was very dirty and blower wheel was also dirty. System does not have TE flood protection. Customer is aware. Customer decided to replace the dual capacitor. Customer also wants to possibly install a new shower fan and a manual damper for daughter’s room. thank you for using TE certified.

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a leaking toilet. I wrote options to perform work and received approval. I did a toilet rebuild on an American standard toilet. I replaced the bolts, gaskets, flapper and fill valve. I leaked tested and flushed several times as well. I also did a super clean up. The homeowner is now happy and satisfied with the work that’s been completed. Toilet rebuild. Shut off water supply, remove water from tank and bowl, disconnect supply line from tank, remove old bolts, pull the tank from the bowl, remove the gasket, disassemble the flush tower, remove the fill valve, install washers on tank to bowl connections, install new brass bolts and gaskets, connect tank to bowl and secure, install new flapper, inspect service stop, install a new supply line and connect, fill tank, make final adjustments for proper flush, and clean up work area.

Pull toilet Run sewer machine to clear blockage Blockage was a greasy hairy substance tested thoroughly line is open Kyle to come back tomorrow to finish needed repair. Thanks for choosing TE Certified Arrived to perform flange repair. Was delivered extended flange to glue inside of 4” riser. Cut pipe with inside pipe cutter and chipped away some of the grout/tile to remove the old pipe. Attempted to glue in new PVC extended flange. The lip of the flange would not fit properly inside the pipe and I was unable to push the flange inside the 4” at all. Even after shaving the pipe and flange with a file to clean and bevel it for a better fit. Will need to return tomorrow with 4” pipe and coupling. Will enlarge hole around drain to fit 4” coupling through and glue on new riser coming up through the floor. Will cut pipe flush and install regular flange and secure with screws. Informed customer that I will be returning tomorrow they understand and are agreed. Arrived again and chipped out

Flush tankless unit and inspect unit.,

Technician replaced disposal located at the kitchen sink. Existing one was leaking from the bottom indicating damaged internal components. Due to this the disposal has to be replaced entirely. New one was installed and tested to ensure no leaks.

Arrived on site to perform a troubleshoot for a motion flood light not working and a ceiling fan tripping the breaker. For the flood light, I tested the light and was able to get it to turn on in test mode. Once the light was taken out of test mode, the light wouldn’t come on even when the photocell was covered. I verified power and recommended replacing the light. For the ceiling fan, it would trip when the fans were turning clockwise. When the fan was turning in counter clockwise, it wouldn’t trip the breaker. I recommended to replace the fan. I provided and installed the new fan for the homeowner. I tested the new fan and it is working properly. The new fan is a pull chain and does not have a remote. I also provided and instaled a new RAB motion flood light on the right side of the home. I tested the light and it is functioning properly. I showed the homeowner the direction of the flood lights and she is happy with where they are pointing. I also discussed the setting on the flood l

Today I Came Out To Address The Customers Concern Of The Lights Around The House Going Out Ever So Often. I Met With The Customer And He Showed Me The Areas And The Electrical Panel. I Went Over The Agenda And Performed A Troubleshoot. I Determined This Was Not A Power Company Issue, Not Any Breakers, Not Any Switches, Not Any Fixtures, But Simply The Bulbs That Were Installed Are 20W Higher In Rating Than The Light Fixture Can Handle. I Found The Ratings Inside The Fixture And Informed The Customer On Which Bulbs He Can Use And The Ratings Of Them. I Went Over Everything With Him And Provided Estimates For A Few Projects And Emailed Them Over. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Customers A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Performing In The Field. Please Feel Fr

We replaced the light fixture over the stairs

Clear bathtub blockages Run cable machine in tub overflow. Customer called us out for slow draining bathtubs and a slow pressure coming from master bathroom sinks that we installed. Water pressure is at 70psi for house. Other faucets in house have good visible pressure. Service scheduled to come back out and investigate faucet. Took apart tub drains on ran cable machine in overflows. Removed hair blockages causing slow draining. Reassembled drains and tested flow by running water for a long duration of time. Clearing successful. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Upon arrival, we met with the homeowner regarding a kitchen garbage disposal that was not operating properly. The homeowner stated that the disposal was making noise when the switch was activated but was not functioning as expected. We informed the homeowner that we would attempt to repair and unjam the disposal; however, if the repair was unsuccessful, replacement of the unit would be recommended. To begin troubleshooting, power was disconnected from the disposal. We then removed the P-trap assembly and discussed its condition and potential replacement with the homeowner. The disposal was removed from the mounting bracket for a more thorough inspection. Upon inspection, we found a significant buildup of food debris inside the unit. Using the manufacturer's Allen wrench tool, we successfully cleared the jam and removed the debris. The disposal was then reinstalled, remounted, and reconnected to the drain assembly. Once installation was complete, power was restored and the system was

Evacuated refrigerant, installed filter dryer, pressure tested with nitrogen, pulled a vacuum and charged the system. Equipment is cooling properly at this time. The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

Added a quad outlet in the media booth

Removed old dimmer/lighting control and installed a new one Installed an emergency ballast in a ceiling light

Troubleshot the garage outlets and lights, Provided and installed a new 4’ LED wrap around style light fixture to provide better light output in the garage and replaced the garage outlet.

Today we came out because the customer had an issue with the washer, not working. They thought it was a bad outlet so they replaced the outlet feeding the washer. Upon exploring the situation, I noticed there was a loose connection behind one of the outlets not feeding out power. Today I replaced a GFCI outlet to protect the circuit and restored power. At the time of leaving everything is tested on and working.