Lawrenceville GA – HVAC Service, Electricians & Plumbers

Install Wet switch for the main floor, added start assist for the main floor and upstairs AC units. Replaced breaker for the air handler, which was on a 40 breaker manufacturer calls for 30 for that heater kit.

Splice damaged wire in main meter

Att Damaged the Sun Room Electrical Devi Replaced (2) dimmers in the kitchen Room Restoration with a Dual Function Breaker Reinstalled (1) Breakfast Room Light Fixture

Replaced water heater and Pressure reducing valve.

Attempt to clear toilet blockage Bottle of Endure for preventative maintenance Customer was experiencing a blockage in the toilet on the basement bathroom group. Upon arrival I tested for a mainline blockage, after running water for a long period of time only the toilet was being affected. I attempted to clear the blockage by using the auger. I was unsuccessful and had to pull pull toilet to attempt to clear. After multiple times I brought back hard object.

Troubleshoot outlets not working in upstairs hallway bathroom, replaced melting outlet.

Replace light fixture in office

Repair broken toilet flange

Toilet flange

Customer has 20 y/o Goodman heat pump system that operates for main level. Air handler located in attic. System is not heating properly due to low pressure levels indicating refrigerant loss. Rusted evaporator coil. Port water protection. Dirty blower wheel. Failed heat strip kit. Very dirty filter. R22 based. Informed customer of all findings. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Leak

Did leak search found leak behind toilet in the basement from the main waterline coming to the house fixed main waterline

Installed outlet for garage door opener.

Seperate neutrals, grounding system

Replaced evaporator coil for whole house system. Performed blower wheel cleaning. Repaired drain line for proper pitch. Charged 11 lbs. of 410A refrigerant. Pressure levels were normal. Tested heating and cooling. System is currently working.

Dimmer missed on Redevice and flood replace

Upon arrival customer stated that nothing was coming on for system. Stated unit had been working fine with no issues since repair was done. After inspection of system found that fuse was blown on equipment side of system. There was still power for thermostats and zone board. Did a full inspection on 24 volt circuit and did not see anything that would cause fuse to blow. Contactor tested good, no wires were touching on system. Customer did advised me that power did flicker and came right back on before this happened. Construction In neighborhood just finished as well. Installed new fuse and ran heat for 45 minutes did not find any issues with refrigerant repairs that was done in December, refrigerant pressures were great with no issues. System went through full defrost cycle and had no issues and fuse nevern blew. Cycled system down turned ac on let it run for 45 minutes and no issues found on ac. Replaced (15x20x1) system filter. Advised customer that system is running at this time, di

Replaced delta cartridges on master bathroom faucets and Roman tub. Homeowner supplied seats/springs and cartridges.

Homeowner was considering adding a supply to a bedroom area for the basement. When the unit was installed in 2018, the basement was not considered actual living space, there are two supply vents going to the basement. I explained the adding a supply for a bedroom area. We would also need to add a return to prevent overheating the basement area since that area is going be closest to the furnace/AC. Since the main floor thermostat is not a zoned system. Recommended having the basement fully furnished without changing the ceiling and waiting a few weeks in the summer so we can gauge if adding ductwork is the right solution, gave homeowner ballpark estimate of $2500-$3000 to add a return and a supply for that bedroom area.

Customer has 8 y/o 2-zone Lennox system that operates for whole house. System is not heating or cooling due to low pressure levels indicating loos of refrigerant. Found bad evaporator coil. Noticed during inspection, poor water protection. Dirty blower wheel. Incorrect drain line pitch. Zone board needs separate transformer. Recommend UV BlueTube to protect evaporator coil. Informed customer of all findings. Recommend HomeCare Program for regular maintenance.

For this job, we worked on troubleshooting bedroom circuit. Spoke about the Challenger Panel and option to replace.

Excavate existing water meter add new meter nipple and new check valve. Excavate at foundation wall under second window to the left of staircase on front of home to expose main service penetration. Trench from hole at foundation to existing water meter. Sawcut 10 inch wide area of sidewalk to provide access for trench. Install new HDP water service and trench into the meter and transitioning out foundation wall into soft copper through penetration and tie into existing plumbing system in basement. Homeowner recently had new PRV installed a new whole home shut off so we will just be tying into the existing plumbing system. We will install a courtesy valve box for easy hole home shut off in front of existing meter. Test new system for leaks fill in excavation holes/trench, and cleanup. Rock borders were removed for trenching and put back after installation. New line was installed and bored under sidewalk. No concrete removal was necessary so the line item was removed from ticket. Line

Thank you for continuing to use TE Certified to help with your Home Care needs. For this appointment I replaced multiple safety breakers with parts provided Eaton and I added GFCI protection to the Dryer Circuit. I’ve attached all the pictures taken throughout the process with this invoice. If you have any questions or if you experience any electrical issues, please contact me directly. If you would like help from any of our other professional tradesmen with 5% off your next home improvement solution, please contact our office and they will happily assist you. Thank you again for your time and the opportunity to serve you, your family, and home. Take care, stay blessed, and have a great month ahead! -Luis L. 😁👍

Customer stated he has been experiencing inconsistent water pressure readings throughout the home. He mentioned that after flushing, the 15-year-old 50 gallon gas water heater, he began noticing pressure fluctuations and reduce performance at fixtures. Today, we performed a thorough plumbing system evaluation. Initial water pressure reading was 85 psi, and upon retesting, pressure dropped to 65 psi, indicating inconsistent regulation. Based on these fluctuating readings, it was determined that the existing pressure reducing valve is failing and no longer maintaining stable downstream pressure. Additionally, the expansion tank showed signs of improper operation and is no longer functioning as designed. Due to the age of the 15-year-old water heater and the recent pressure concerns, customer elected to move forward with replacing the 50 gallon gas, water heater, pressure, reducing valve, and thermal expansion tank with properly secured bracket. After installation, system was fully pres

PRV in main ball valve change