Licensed Electricians, Plumbers & AC Repair Company in Atlanta

Today we came out to diagnose a power outage and discovered that the service neutral was severed at the connection to the homes wiring. Power company came back to restore power and several gfci circuit breakers were no longer functional, which we replaced with new dual function circuit breakers. We also removed and replaced a recalled Sycom surge protector, installed a ceiling fan, traced a non functioning circuit into the attic and found that the circuit was never completed, then rerouted the circuit down into the main panel and landed it on an existing and unused afci circuit breaker, and replaced a non functional exterior gfci receptacle.

For this job came out and replaced hose spigot that was continuously leaking and unable to turn. Cut drywall inside of home to access pipe. Installed a shut off valve for hose spigot per customers request. Tested and checked for leaks conducted a super clean up. Customer will install access panel for drywall that was cut out.

Performed 2 system homecares: the homeowner just purchased the home. I flushed the upstairs drain line with gallons of water and added enzymes and clean out tablets. I cleaned the main floor drain line. I changed both air filters. I checked both AC systems and heating systems and their components. I checked the refrigerant pressures. I tested flood protection systems. Findings: Upstairs system: The furnace is from 2003 and the AC system is from 2007. The furnace and AC are extremely old and in very poor condition but are operating. The furnace was not leaking Carbon monoxide into the home while I was there (checked for CO with my detector). The furnace is very old and may break down in the near future and maybe a CO hazard in the future. The drain line for the AC system that run in the attic has almost no slope to it and is a potential flood hazard for the home; new drain line should be ran with more slope when system is replaced. I also recommend added better flood protection for

Upon arrival, the homeowner stated that the system isn’t cooling and system has a smell. After a thorough evaluation, these are our findings. The system is low on R 22 refrigerant and not allowing the system to maintain cooling comfortably as summer is on the approach. Technician noticed that the blower wheel has a significant amount of dust buildup which lowers efficiency and creates longer cooling cycles. The outside coil has debris buildup which lowers and causes system to operate longer cycles. The heat exchanger has a compromised location which can cause an unhealthy environment when by products of the flame have the the potential to enter the airflow inside the home. The drainpan is undersized, ductwork is deteriorating, and system has limited flood protection. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

I performed a minor toilet rebuild, which included replacing the fill valve. I left estimates for a water heater replacement as well as a new prv. The customer declined at this time

Replaced 1” zurn PRV and installed new 1” watts 25AUB PRV

Replaced an outdoor outlet, reset garage gfi

Remove remainder of old cast iron from in crawl space and replace with new schedule 40 PVC. Haul away old cast iron. This will provide immediate and permanent relief from clogs forming due to rough and corroded cast iron drain pipes. INSTALLATION:Removed old cast iron in crawl space and replaced it with pvc.Repiped bathroom group & the cast iron line was had full chunks of grease.Installed new pvc with proper slope all the way to where the drain exits the house.

Performed diagnostic on upstairs unit, upon arrival customer stated unit wasn’t working and tstat was blank, checked tstat, found no 24volts, went to attic, checked inline float , no water, upon checking control board, found blown fuse, replaced fuse to see if board would start up, no led, checked voltage, getting voltage in board but no signal out, failed control board, recommend replacing, inspected all low voltage wires, inspected outdoor unit , checked capacitor, recently was replaced, checked contactor, found burned and pitted, recommend replacing contactor, explained can’t check pressure until unit is up and running, explained to customer due to age, recent repair cost , and conditions of equipment, highly recommend install supervisor for system update, went over all options, customer stated he wanted to move forward with repairs for today and also schedule a install supervisor, went to pick up parts for system, return and install new control board for furnace, secured all wires,

Provide and install 5 spotlights for trees in front yard

Arrived on site and met with homeowner to review scope of work for replacing the basement drain system only, as the domestic water lines had previously been completed by another plumbing company. Began by removing and cutting out the existing cast iron drain piping at the slab level to allow for installation of the new drainage system. Installed new drain piping and connected the system to the existing underground drain using a 4-inch husky band to ensure a secure and properly sealed transition between materials. Reconnected the new drainage system to the existing toilet flange and tied the piping back into the home’s main stack vent system to maintain proper drainage and venting throughout the basement plumbing fixtures. Removed and replaced the existing shower drain P-trap and installed new drain piping for the shower connection to improve flow and ensure proper trapping against sewer gases. Ran a new 3-inch drain line serving the kitchen area and properly graded the piping for a

Customer had water in the bottom of her kitchen cabinet, she thought she had a leaking disposal and had one upon ,y arrival yesterday, the faucet was actually leaking and causing water in the bottom of the cabinet, I left her quotes to install a new faucet and disposal and she accepted, i returned today to complete work

Completed HC Inspection Dual capacitor is low on both sides, condenser unit is dirty, biological growth is present within the air handler, heat strips breaker is oversized should be 30A not 50A, disconnect is straight wired Setup HomeCare plan today and applied membership pricing

We replaced 2 sconce lights on the stair cases and we replaced 2 pendants we also moved the dinning room chandelier over about a foot and we also installed a dimmer on the living room recess lights.

Rough-in of basement

For this job, I replaced two flood lights and left estimates for some other future work.

Furnace blower motor would not turn on , troubleshoot

Replaced a dimmer and a 3w switch

Today we performed home care service, flushed and treated all drain lines. Inspected all electrical components and connections tighten terminals and connections as needed. Visually inspected contactor, checked supply and return ductwork. Checked thermostats, Iaq and all zoning. Checked refrigerant levels and all operations. Left all equipment operational. Bonus room system over garage is at full life expectancy and could fail at anytime

Found faulty condensation pump. Pump not pumping properly. Replaced pump under warranty. Confirmed operation. System is cooling at this time. Replaced aprilaire filter.

For this job, I went ahead and opened up the cast-iron drain line that the old T&P was running to. Add a trap primer to the water line for the p trap. So it doesn’t allow the p trap to dry. Went ahead and tested for leaks and If the p trap drains.

Rebuilt, first master toilet, tested thoroughly for leaks no leaks found. Did water heater flush. And also installed new shut off for water heater. Thoroughly tested for leaks no leak found. Purged out air from waterlines throughout entire home. Re-lit water heater to customers liking.

Technician arrived on site to inspect the second-floor HVAC system after the homeowner reported the unit was not cooling properly. System inspected is a Rheem furnace and AC system with an estimated installation age of 2019–2020. During diagnostic testing, the technician found the cooling issue was being caused by a broken electrical connection affecting system operation. While on site, the technician repaired the failed electrical connection and verified proper system operation afterward. The technician also cleaned the outdoor condenser coil to improve airflow and cooling performance. After repairs and cleaning were completed, the system was tested and operating at this time. A full inspection of the indoor and outdoor equipment was completed. Technician also noted the air filter was heavily dirty, restricting airflow through the system. The system is currently operating below modern efficiency standards and does not have updated flood protection/safety protection installed on the dr

If System Needs to be replaced in the future please apply credit in customers favor of $1897. Performed repairs recommended. Replaced condensate pump and vinyl tubing. Added doghouse cover. Replaced flue pipe with double wall. Replaced capacitor for outdoor AC. Tested cooling and drain line.

Location: basement Scope: Provide and Install new Navien high efficiency, condensing, recirc-capable tankless water heater. Includes calculating proper gas line size, turn off water supply to home, relieve pressure from system, empty contents of water heater, disconnect hot and cold connections, remove old vent line connections, disconnect T&P line, remove old gas whip, dispose of old water heater, mount new high efficiency unit in place, rework hot and cold water lines to connect unit, install new pvc venting through exterior wall, reconnect T&P line, install sediment trap on gas line along with new gas supply, run condensate drain either through exterior wall or into pump (run discharge to exterior location and prevent freezing), program tankless heater by setting board to correct parameters, connect to power supply, test and clean up work area, register warranty, take away old unit. Does NOT include outlet or circuit. WILL ALSO PROVIDE COURTESY CAMERA INSPECTION SAME DAY AS TANKLE