Licensed Electricians, Plumbers & AC Repair Company in Atlanta

Removed and replaced pressure regulator valve with the shut off valve. Repaired water line leak in the garage. Flushed both water heaters and replaced the gas control valve on the left water heater. Turned on the water and pressurized the system, reignited the water heaters. Replaced the thermal expansion tank and properly mounted to a stud. The water pressure to the home is now 65 psi. Tested with no leaks.

Installed two 50 gallon gas water heaters, and Prv due to age. Let homeowner know that brown water should clear up soon. Adjusted PRV to max pressure allowed by TE. Let homeowner know that the solution for brown water and water heater maintenance would be to install a filtration system. Let homeowner know how to adjust temperature if needed. Tested and checked for leaks

Replace sewer line by boring new sewer line from city sewer tap at curb to side of house where clean out has been installed. Install new water line by boring at time of new sewer line. Provide a lifetime warranty

Remove existing 9 year old 75 gal gas water heater and recirculating pump with a new 75 gal water 8 year warranty on tank and parts also with a new inline recirculating pump. Includes new expansion tank, drip pan and shut off valve. Checked work for functionality of the heater and for leaks. Performed a walk-through with Steven and showed him the operations of the water heater. Steven Is happy with the work and is glad that he has a brand new water heater that’s now functioning correctly.

Troubleshooting

Replaced Double Meter

Dug down to expose the 2” waterline that serves building complex so that we could replace the RPZ and pressure reducing valve for the complex. Removed section of leaking pipe and installed new piping with RPZ and pressure reducing valve. After installing the valves we then restored water back to the complex, checked repair for leaks and found none. Test of water pressure to be good at 65 psi.

Installed 6 Can Lights Installed Two Switch Legs Installed Dual Function Breaker Installed x2 Wiring in Between Can Lights Installed 2g Box for Box Expand

Added 2 outdoor outlets

Homeowner has a wet spot on the Sheetrock in the ceiling of the garage. Wet spot is directly below where the balcony meets the rest of the house and directly below the hose spigot. The balcony acts as the roof to the garage. I cut open the Sheetrock and found no water. I found the water line for the hose spigot. I pressurized the hose spigot line and had it pressurized for over an hour, whilst running the hose spigot intermittently but at no point throughout did I find any water in the ceiling. There is also a condensate line in that area. I poured water into the condensate line but again had no water come through. I believe, with how the house was constructed, along with the wet spot being directly below a top plate supporting the second level, that the wet spot is the result of water seeping in from the balcony floor, under the siding. I advised the homeowner to leave the hose spigot on for 1 week, to be certain on whether or not it is the line for the hose spigot. At the time of thi

Installed new LED bulbs and bypass’ for the ballasts for the four Anatek offices, troubleshot the exterior lighting not working and Installed 10 new U-bent LED bulbs around the building, capped off the damaged wire feeding the wall pack and replaced the photocell for the outdoor lighting.

Came because costumer mentioned that system had cycle few times. When an arrive to property costumer stated that system had been working properly, however proceed to tested indoor and outdoor system. Tested electrical components, refrigerant and pressures levels, filter and thermostat. System is working properly at this time, however when testing system in crawlspace found visible sings of biological growth spreading thought the system rapidly, highly recommend to add a UV germicidal device to stop the growth and purify the air. Will attached quote to this email. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

Customer had a shower draining slow due to hair, so I snake the shower to remove all hair and after testing the shower is now draining perfectly as well. The tub didn’t have any hair in it after testing by removing the stopper and letting the water flow the tub drains perfectly as well, the master bathroom toilet was wobbling because it wasn’t secure to the floor properly, so I pulled the toilet and put a wax ring as well as seal the toilet to the floor with shims as well and after testing the toilet, the toilet is still properly with the new wax ring and no rocks and a new fill valve as well so the toilet don’t run

Arrived on site to install a brand new yard hydrant beside the garage. There was an existing yard hydrant that had broke from the original service line for the hydrant. Customer wanted me to install a new yard hydrant in its place. I was able to dig up the existing waterline for the yard hydrant which I cut back and removed. Once removed, I went ahead and dug out more of the area to create a proper connection and secured space for the hydrant. I cut back on the existing PVC line and also installed a shut off valve for the hydrant , in case the hydrant ever has any issues in the future. After I stabilized the hydrant, I went ahead and turned the water back on and tested the hydrant to ensure no issues . Once the hydrant was tested , I buried the hydrant with a bucket full of gravel, laid some mud to fill the gaps around the bucket, then poured some concrete above the rim of the bucket to secure the hydrant. Lastly, I covered the remaining work area with the leftover mud. Customer was no

Came out for a no heat. Found that previous company re wired outdoor unit to continuously give reversing valve power during the summer which was causing the heat pump to run in ac. Found the thermostat is bad and not sending power to O in ac mode. Customer elected to purchase thermostat and install himself. Found blower wheel to be dirty and growth developing on evap coil. Cleaned blower wheel installed blue tube and re-wired outdoor unit to correct wiring. Other than the thermostat due to O not needing to be energized in heat system is heating properly when called in heat mode. System does have a coil drain switch and condensate pump.

Our client had 2 higher than normal water billing cycles due to a bad flapper in the hallway bathroom. This item was replaced and tested for leaks and no leaks were found. Our client is satisfied.

Troubleshoot EV charger not working

Came out because the customer was concerned about her heat not keeping up. I checked my Delta T and my split was good. I checked the zoning board and dampers and they were good. I checked my pressures and refrigerant levels and they were also good. The duct run is about 25 to 30 ft so it’s a little long but it’s a condo and it’s feeling the 3rd floor. I advised the home owner to not run all three zone at the same time if possible because it will take long to heat the entire house versus heating the home in stages. When I ran the 3rd floor by itself I got better airflow and higher temperatures coming out the registers vs when I ran all three zones at once. My Recommendations: Change the air filter Install a capacitor it’s reading low Install a Hard-start kit to save your compressor Clean the evaporator coil because it’s dirty and will cause airflow restrictions. Install an APCO-X home purifier to help clean the air and clean your system.

Troubleshoot no power to office and bedroom

Today I performed a troubleshoot on an issue with the kitchen countertop circuit. I performed a Band-Aid repair with no warranty. I supplied the customer with multiple estimates to fix the numerous issues with the electrical system.

Replaced outlet in kitchen

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Homeowner had us out today to make the necessary repairs to the powder room faucet. This vessel fixture is located in the powder room behind the staircase on the main floor. The manufacturer is California Faucets. We had to shut down the water to the house and drain it down. Then removed the stem on the hot side. The stem that was replaced on the hot side had been damaged and was not properly shutting off. The cold side stem is operating properly. This one was replaced during a previous visit. Once repair was completed we pressurized the system and verified operation. The manufacturer sent out extension parts for the handle trim. Made the necessary adjustments to this part and attached. Verified with property manager repairs with property manager.

Our client reached out to us in reference to a possible water service line. The leak is actually coming off with the counties water main trunk and is not the customers responsibility. Our client has reached out to the county and they are taking the situation from there.