Licensed Electricians, Plumbers & AC Repair Company in Atlanta

- Includes lighting on the blueprints that are highlighted - 5 New Recessed Lights - 2 New Switch Legs (1 for recessed lights, 1 for junction box in center of room) - Connect existing Sconce Lights to 3 New Fixtures - Replacing 2 Under Cabinet Lights Google Nest Smoke and Carbon Detectors

Installed two ceiling fans where cans lights use to be on front porch, swapped out smart switch for regular switch so customer could control fans by remote. Also extended a circuit for scones lights and also extended a box to a two gang to a three gang.

Installed and provided universal Tesla charger after troubleshooting 240 plug. The original plug only had 6/2 going to it so we re ran the circuit and installed a hardwired wall connector.

Added extension to supply duct for upper level to reduce air pressure. Performed condenser coil cleaning for both systems. Systems are currently working.

I replaced 2 can trims in the living room, 1 bulb in the master bath and added 1 outlet in the dining room.

Come out today to perform one system HVAC service call. Upon arrival, customer stated that the thermostat was blank and that she had taken that thermostat to a different part of the home to verify it was still good and the thermostat was still working. Pond inspection of the system Found that the condensate pump was full of water due to the GFI outlet. It was plugged into had popped. After resetting the outlet and testing the condensate pump, the condensate pump was working perfectly and once the unit kicked on everything was working fine. Upon inspection of the system, found the blower well to be dirty, the contactor and capacitor were both weak and there was no UV protection. After speaking with customer, customer did not want to move forward with any recommendations. At this time system is up and running and see estimates for any further concerns.

No cool whole home. Found system to have shut down due to drain line safety tripped. Discovered evap drain pan full of rust material from evap coil having rusted over lifetime blocking primary drain. Air handler has large amount of biological growth inside of it. System lacks proper amount of return air and doesn’t have wet switch. Drain runs very flat. Contactor burnt, system is low on r22. Heat pump is dirty, outdoor fan motor has bearing grease leaking. System currently operating under these temperature conditions however system will largely struggle when temps rise. Quoted repairs, adding IAQ and suggested system replacement. Believe system to be oversized based on airflow and the fact that they have the only 4 ton system in townhome complex. Will follow up with customer tomorrow morning.

Pre home buy inspection for plumbing For the most part the plumbing system looks healthy. The exposed copper that is visible appears to be in decent shape. The drainage system that is visible appears to be in good shape. The water heater setup is both a Rinnai RUC98i and a standard 50 gallon tank type. Both the heaters are from 2014. The hot from the tankless feeds into the tank. The thermal expansion tank is functioning. The recirculation return line feeds into the bottom of the tank, this should be moved to avoid damage to the thermostat on the water heater. The flue exhaust for the tank type is single wall, this should be replaced with double wall as it is an unconditioned space. The exhaust for the tankless does not appear to be secured into the unit properly, this should be addressed. The temperature and pressure relief line for the tankless terminates on the floor, this should be routed to the exterior of the house. The inside of the tankless looks visually fine, however it is

Installed new video doorbell chime and transformer. Installed nest flood light over garage doors.

I was called out to Alina’s house for a cooling issue. During the thorough evaluation we discovered the main system wasn’t cooling because the ac was low on refrigerant and was turning off. We didn’t install the ac and they have a warranty with the company that did so they are going to have them repair the system.

For this job I came out and replaced existing pressure regulating valve that was exhibiting low pressure, I also did a descaling on Rheem tankless water heater. Tested and checked for leaks conducted a super clean up.

No Cool Visit Performed a courtesy electronic leak check. Heat pump has a refrigerant leak on the suction line service valve. I was unable to determine if other issues or leaks exist because the system was inoperable due to a low pressure lockout.

Replacing ac unit breakers and estimates

Came to a no cool call . The customer told us they first noticed a burning smell in laundry room (directly under the unit) then after going into attic they noticed the blower was not on. Upon arrival we turned tstat on for call and found the blower was not operational. Further inspection showed the call was recieved and power was sent through the board leading to the diagnosis of a blown blower motor. We also inspected the limit switch on the blower housing and found it was blown as well and had no continuity. Blower motor and limit switch were both replaced and unit is operating to manufacture specifications. Recommendations: wet switch (ceiling saver) and APCO-X air scrubber.

Run two new circuits for washer and dishwasher No power on washer

Troubleshooting

Remove and replace external single gang switch box to 2 gang box

Customer had a bad prv that was leaking. With customer approval I installed a new 3/4 prv. I moved it down from original location to make it more accessible. Once installed I check for leaks and set pressure to 65. No other issues was found thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Troubleshooting

For this job, I replaced all the outlets on a bathroom circuit and replaced four flood light bulbs.

Met with customer and spoke with them regarding their issue. Customer showed us upstairs to the master bathroom and stated the shower and right side lavatory sink are draining slowly. Customer states all other fixtures are draining properly in the home at this time. We confirmed the slow drains and presented the customer with estimates to clear the drains along with a bottle of Endure drain maintenance product. Customer agreed and after getting signature approval we began work. Removed hair and hard water buildup from both the sink and shower drain. Flushed both drains with hot water after fully clearing them out. Both drains are functioning properly and draining well at this time. Cleaned work area. Customer is satisfied.

Perform a 2 systems home care maintenance. Change filter, tested all electrical components, flushed drain line, tested thermostat, Tested both system on cool and heat, checked pressures and refrigerant. Units are running, however there are some issues that need to be addressed, let costumer know and left details and option on inspection sheet attach to this email follow with quotes and the options for a system upgrade considering the year of the unit. Costumer decided to move forward with main floor repairs. Work was done and tested. However costumer understands that system is at the end of life expectancy so there could be other repairs in the future. Thank you for choosing TE Certified,

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Troubleshoot for heated floor thermostat, thermostat turned on but slowly heating up so recommend to get another one and habe use install it or habe it for a backup if the original works out.

Replacement of outlets and switches on basement bedroom and bathroom circuit