Licensed Electricians, Plumbers & AC Repair Company in Atlanta

Full system installed with: 3 new smart thermostat New zone board 3 New dampers New drain pan New outdoor pad New whip and disconnect

Homeowner wanted to install a whole home water filtration system. Shut water off at the street. Installed new ball valve and PRV in the basement ceiling. Set Halo into place and ran piping. Installed 3/4 pex lines and installed ball valves for the inlet and outlet. Also installed a bypass tee for the system. Set water pressure to 65 psi. Turned water on and purged air from the system. Filled halo tank and ran hose from the outlet line. Forced regeneration cycle

28kw generator

Today I did troubleshooting for landscape lights. I Replaced broken landscape light. I replaced all the bulbs on landscape lights, bulbs provided by customer. I reset the time on both timers for the landscape lights to correct time . I programmed them to turn on at 7pm and turn off at 7am per customer’s request.

Picked up the material from Mingledorff’s Marietta, Mingledorff’s Norcross and Apex Marietta. Arrived at the customer’s home to complete quoted repairs. Disconnected and disposed of the old duct board supply plenum on the basement system. Constructed a new metal plenum and ensured the ductwork was located in the same spots. Insulated the plenums and ensured all ductwork was secured. Sealed the plenum to make sure there is no air leakage. Replaced the single wall flue vent with double wall. Installed a wet switch and SS2 drain switch and tested operation to ensure they function properly. Installed an Apco-X on both downstairs HVAC systems, including a dedicated transformer for each. Installed a new Ecobee 3 Lite on the basement HVAC system with a PEK. Set it and made sure it functions properly. Performed condenser coil cleanings on all 3 systems. Cleaned the area and tested all new components.

Perform a systems full inspection. 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. Costumer decided to proceed with part of the repairs, installed condensate pump for main furnace and starter unit for main AC. However there more repairs to be done to get system working properly. Thank you for choosing TE Certified,

Did an inspection on the outlet behind the refrigerator. They have two different outlets behind the fridge, one was working and wired properly and the other was dead with no covering. Wires on the dead outlet were capped off and a blank plate was installed. New Gfci and two new outlets were installed in the kitchen.

Evaluate electrical system Replace all switches and outlets in home, decora devices, screwless plates, main breaker, circuit for electric fireplace, whole house surge protector, GFCI breaker for dryer

Removed existing sewage ejection pump due to age and/or failure. Disconnected and safely removed old pump from basin. Inspected pit for debris and proper condition. Installed new 1/2 HP Liberty sewage ejection pump and reconnected discharge piping. Installed new check valve and ball valve on discharge line for proper operation and future serviceability. Installed new lid and gasket set to ensure proper seal at basin. Secured discharged piping. Filled basin and cycled pump multiple times to test operation and confirm system is functioning properly. Checked for leaks and verified tight seal at lid. System is operating as intended at time of service. Customer was advised to monitor area and contact us with any questions or concerns. Thanks for choosing Te Certified!

Inspected wiring in attic and installed splice boxes where wire was damaged.

Install new PRV/anti-frost hose bib and new ball valve for mainline and hose bib cut off Basement?…

AGL deems that this meter has to be upgraded to a 2 psi system to ensure all appliances receive enough gas. Gas appliances need to be regulated to standard pressure (7-11 inches of WC) Install an indoor regulator at the tankless unit without service valve. Adjust the gas line serving this tankless to adhere to regulator requirements. 3 feet of developed pipe length. Install an indoor regulator serving the 1/2” line for the gas range in the crawlspace. Rework the generator gas line to verify the regulator is installed to meet code and manufacturer specifications. (Paid Plumbing Warranty) Flush tankless water heater, check filters and strainers. Tested for gas leaks and verified every joint was sealed tight. Water pressure is at 45 PSI I noticed some issues with the tankless water heater install while I was working near the unit. Left an estimate to fix them. If the estimate is signed within a month of today (5/3/2026) we will reimburse the tankless flush and put it towards the rep

Today I performed a troubleshoot

4 system homecare maintenance Main level Checked amp draw of all components, Freon levels look good, temperature drop also looks good, condenser coil is clean, flushed water down drain line, checked UV light, also tested float/safety switches Upstairs system Checked amp draw of all components, Freon levels look good, temperature drop also looks good, condenser coil is clean, flushed water down drain line, checked UV light, also tested float/safety switches Basement system Checked amp draw of all components, Freon levels look good, temperature drop also looks good, condenser coil is clean, flushed water down drain line, checked UV light, also tested float/safety switches, checked capacitor and found that blower motor capacitor was weak reading 5.5/7.5, customer agreed to replace run capacitor Office system Checked amp draw of all components, Freon levels look good, temperature drop also looks good, condenser coil is clean, flushed water down drain line, checked UV light, also tested

Came to a no cool call. Customer informed us that air was coming from the vents but not cold. Upon inspection we found that the unit was receiving the call but the contactor was not pull in indicating a possible bad contactor. The contactor is reading high ohms but is still functioning. We also tested the capacitor and it was reading low as well. We suggest replacing both the capacitor and contactor. We also suggest adding a hard start to prolong the life of compressor. As of right now the only repair that would be able to be performed is the capacitor due to the cage around the unit not being able to be removed at this time. When the customer can get the cage removed we can then come back to perform the contactor replace and/or the hard start installation.

Called out for a toilet rebuild Replaced flapper with Kohler flapper Right side, master sink was also backed up Ran a sewer machine to clear it blockage was hair Tested thoroughly line is open and flowing Thank you for choosing TE certified.

Performed spring homecare on 10yr old carrier unit, cycled to heat, let heat run for about 10min no issues at time, switched to ac mode, went to basement, replaced customer provided filter, filter was very impacted, recommend changing filter in between visits to help keep system clean, inspected evap coil, blower wheel, slightly impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning, upon inspection of duct noticed one duct had came unattached, recommend reattaching and sealing duct, flushed condensation pump, pump working properly, inspected outdoor coil, outdoor unit is inverter unit, checked amp draw, checked pressures and temp splits, noticed customer had over 5vents closed, opened all vents except nursery vent per customer, explained to customer closing vents cause unit to work harder and can potentially damage system, spoke with customer about indoor air quality to help with dust levels inside home, went over all options , customer only wanted to reattach duct, reattached duct also sealed duct

Checked voltage and connection of main lines to panel and outdoor disconnect. All looked good. Main breaker is tripping because of an overcurrent issue. 100 amp service to the home. Load calculation came back as 105 amps.

No cool for Upstairs system serving left side of house and bonus room. Found bad capacitor and contactor in poor shape. Customer decided ton replace both. A few of the thermostats have WiFi connection issue. I recommended switching to Ecobee thermostats as the other ones are proprietary and overly complicated for the setup. But that does not affect their functionality. Also recommend getting on a maintenance plan. Estimates for those will be emailed.

Homecare inspection 4 systems. Checked electrical components, checked refrigerant pressures, checked heat exchangers, checked delta t, checked ductwork, replaced filters, flushed drains, tested condensate pump, checked coils, tested cooling operation at thermostat. Found no flood protection, low refrigerant pressures, failing indoor capacitor, dirty ac coil, and short on return air for main floor system. Basement system had improper drain line, no flood protection, and failing indoor capacitor. Upstairs system was low on refrigerant. Customer opted in to have refrigerant added to upstairs system, did not find any leaks at time of service customer will monitor system and we need to check again when we come back to verify that refrigerant added today did not leak out. Customer also opted in to have both uv lamp bulbs for master bedroom and upstairs systems replaced at a later date since the bulbs are not available locally at this time. Recommended getting quote for replacement on main fl

For this job, we completed a troubleshoot for a light not working. It was a backwards three-way that we repaired.

Perform full system inspection. Homeowner states he believes he has an issue with the thermostat. Current thermostat was an old Honeywell, I replaced it with a Pro One. Begin inspecting the furnace and see it is very poor condition. While attempting to diagnose the system. Found yellow wire shorted to white at the thermostat. Initially, I believed this shorted out the furnace control board. I continue to perform diagnostics because I wasn’t 100% sure. Found that yellow wire and blue wire from the furnace to the thermostat are both shorted internally. Explain to the homeowner we most likely need to run a new thermostat wire. I was able to determine the place of the short on the thermostat wire as it was relatively close to the system. I used existing holes that were drilled in the furnace to run new thermostat wire. I explained to the homeowner there is no warranty for repair since I did not run a whole new thermostat wire. There is a warranty on the thermostat if it goes bad. System is

Came out today to complete one system HVAC inspection. On arrival found 2004 gas furnace and straight AC. This system is a R 22 refrigerant which is currently obsolete. Upon checking over the indoor gas, furnace and coil found ductwork has insulation falling off and metal pipe and some flex duct, this ductwork is currently not in great condition, found that the furnace has at one point been submerged in water, the supply Plenum is rusted out, the condensate pump was also submerged in water, but is currently working at this time, upon inspection of the heat exchanger found rust, the indoor coil has buildup, the blower wheel has built up, the indoor capacitor is below factory recommended reading, which is bad, the inducer motor is over amping which indicates failure, replaced space guard 2400 filter, there is no UV protection for the system. Upon inspection of the outdoor system found refrigerant levels to be OK at this time, the capacitor is still reading within range, the contactor is

At arrival on 04/03/26 Issue: no cool System: whole home Finding: low refrigerant charge, leak found in both evaporator and heatpump coils, bad outdoor and indoor capacitors, potentially clogged up drain line. Recommendations: address the above with a band-aid option or upgrade your system.

Troubleshoot fan and installed new outlet on porch.