Licensed Electricians, Plumbers & AC Repair Company in Atlanta

For this job, I replaced the eyebolt and re-secured the weather head. The customer has been informed that if this band-aid fix does not work, then we will need to do a full service upgrade.

For this job, I replaced an eyebolt and re-secured the weather head. Georgia power is present and said they would hook it back up. If they have any issues, the customer has been informed that we will need to complete a full service upgrade.

came out because the customer was concerned about his unit having issues because water had gotten into his air ducts. After diagnosing the system. I found that that two ducts were compromised. One in the main floors bathroom and one in the room that shares the wall with the bathroom. We will meet to replace one 8” duct and one 6” duct. I would also like to add UV protection to prevent any biological growth building up in the system and i’d also like to get the customers signed up on a regular maintenance plan. The system itself is running according to specifications. The customer was also concerned about a loud noise coming from a the return in his guest bedroom. Ii took a look in the attic and found that the 10” duct run was way to short causing that loud noise as the air is moving through that duct to quickly. We will need to replace that duct as well.

Troubleshoot

Repull switch leg from switch inside flex plastic behind the dishwasher into an outlet and install an appliance cord

TGL Electric-Our client reporting having lukewarm water earlier today. Once on site, our client has perfect water temperature of 125°. The unit maintain the temperature throughout a 20 minute process. On the electric heater both elements was working however, there are some electrical issues along that line that needs attention. Our electricians have been scheduled out for Tuesday for our client.

Completed furnace maintenance inspection Cleaned flame sensor electric igniter checked gas pressure The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

Customer was getting errors on their nest thermostat that the system was dropping temperature despite calling for heat. Found that the upstairs level thermostat was a heat pump unit with an air handler and this thermostat was set to dual fuel. I reset this to a single fuel system and ensure that the unit is turning on properly. This setting was not allowing the outdoor unit to come on with auxiliary heat. No other failures at this time. Customer signed up for our maintenance plan.

Customer called us out for basement toilet not flushing and not hearing the sewage ejector pump come on. On arrival I checked out the sewage ejector pump and it was making a soft hum. Based on the age being at least 17 years old I recommended replacing the pump, lid and ball check combo with having to cut open the wall to get to it. Customer agreed. I got the supplies I needed and removed the drywall. I then removed the old pump and replaced it with the new one. I reset the lid and hooked up the piping. Then tested and cleaned throughly.

removed the current perforated dual power-vent water heaters and replace them with two Navien tankless water heaters. Due to age of water heaters and left side water heater leaking. Tested and checked for leaks. Let home owner know there is a possibility because of wether change in Atl that in the filter they might need gas upgrade

Replaced water heater in garage

For this job, I worked on performing electrical panel maintenance and adding whole house surge protection. As a courtesy, I rerouted circuits to the generator connected panel.

Replaced the panel, installed smoke detectors, added grounding to the prv, and troubleshot multiple tripping breakers. All breakers were restored to working order except for one, we’ve discussed with the homeowner and will be running a new home run on Monday.

Called out to replace fill valves found out that one of the overflow valves was broken. Customer request pull and reset of two toilets gave estimate performed work tested not leaking at this time.

Homeowner had a vanity installed. Homeowner would like the faucet and pop-up assembly installed. Homeowner already has faucet on site, it is a Moen single hole faucet. Homeowner also has 2 CPVC push-pull style stop valves he would like replaced. The CPVC ball valve for the hose spigot leaks when it is open, it needs to be replaced. Removed CPVC push-pull valves and ball valve. Attached to CPVC using CPVC by press adapters and a threaded CPVC female with metal threads for the 1/2”. Installed new quarter turn stop valve on the hot side. Installed a 3/4x1/2x3/4 tee and a new quarter turn stop valve on the end of it. Piped down approximately 6” of new 3/4” type m copper. Installed new full port press ball valve. Attached to CPVC by press adapters. Installed faucet and connected to new stop valves using built in supply lines. Installed pop-up assembly. Installed new tubular P-trap. Turned water on and ran water to test for leaks. Filled basin 5 times to further test. Water pressure is 40

Installed dedicated bidet outlet

For this job I came to complete quoted work for a generator inlet and circuit

For this job, I did elite troubleshoot for homeowner who is out of town. I met with his father-in-law upon reaching the property. I pulled the lid to the meter and observed that there was no movement as far as an indication of a leak still I isolated the water main service between the meter and the home and observe the meter for a period of time to be sure the meter numbers never moved. There was no sign of water in the yard when I got there. I also helped the homeowners father-in-law discover the location of the irrigation main shut off, which we isolated as far as this investigation goes there was no sign of a leak on the main service.

Replaced 6 gallon electric water heater. Brought water heater up to code with vacuum relief valve, installed new water heater pan, new spring check valve, water shut off to electric water heater, and installed leak alarm. Flushed tankless water heater. No leaks. Water is hot. 60 psi.

Cleared blockage in basement bathroom sink with closet auger

Troubleshoot tripping breaker. Faulty rear porch GFCI outlet. Replaced outlet and cover

For this job, I worked on replacing a toilet in the hallway bathroom of condo. Went ahead and dispose of old toilet and replaced it with a new Kohler Highland arc toilet. Toilet Flange looked ok. Went ahead and established water and tested for any leaks. TE is not responsible for a toilet stop valve. Checked work and cleaned area.

Call out originally to replace a pre sold gas control valve on a 75 gallon gas heater in the attic. Upon arrival found that the heater in the attic was not up to code due to the burner assembly being in an open chamber, that could potentially could be a fire hazard due to the attic insulation. Advised homeowner that it would be unwise to replace just the gas control valve and to leave the heater up in the attic. Gave the homeowner options for removing the heater and installing a tankless water heater. Homeowner agreed and work was started. Began by shutting off water to the home and draining the system. Also advised homeowner that we were going to be replacing the PRV due to it being located in the incorrect spot on the water lines. When system was rain installed new PRV and can you stream labs smart shut off. Removed old 75 gas water heater and install new Rheem non-condensing tankless water heater in the attic. Once all work was complete re-introduced water to the system and tested a

For this job I came out and replaced an angle stop valve and supply line for kitchen sink that was leaking and causing damage to kitchen sink cabinet, and leaking into crawl space. Tested and checked for leaks conducted a super clean up.

Customer states system is not heating. 4 ton Lennox air handler/heat pump. Zoned whole home system. Checked heat strips which are working and have good amp draw. Air handler has no safety switch’s on evaporator coil or wet switch in drain pan. There is a safe guard safety but will only detect water when pan is full. Need to clear drain line to verify no clogs/ blockage in drain line. Checked refrigerant pressures which were too high. Heat pump shutting off on high pressure limit. System overcharged. Also did leak check due to Freon oil residue all over condenser. Techs leak detector did go off in multiple areas on condenser coil. Tech believes there could be a potential leak but would need to verify. Tech would need to perform an isolation test on condenser. Also condenser fan motor is failing. This will spin for a couple seconds then stop. Then start back spin then stop again. Outdoor unit is needing a chemical cleaning due to debris and remove oil ( Freon ) residue from inside and o