Cartersville, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

- Completed whole-home Plumbing Inspection! - Replaced PRV with a new upgraded Valve! - Replaced upstairs shower cartridge! - Replaced master bathroom shower cartridge! - Replaced all 11 push/pull builders grade water stop valves! All work completed with thoroughly checked for any leaks and proper functionality. Air was removed from the plumbing system throughout multiple fixtures in the home. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!

Install new dual function protection WR outlet on patio

Arrived on site and customer stated they did not have hot water. Customer has two electric heaters and the left heater was blinking red, “service needed”. I offered to run a diagnostic on the heater by troubleshooting, and testing components. After troubleshooting, Rheem stated the power board and elements to the unit would need to be replaced. I also found that the two heaters were in series and not in parallel, therefore I could not isolate the heater. I offered customer to run the heaters in parallel so we could supply the house with one of the units for now. Heaters are now in parallel and house has hot water. I will return when parts arrive for the secondary unit.

On today’s visit, we finished up installing flood lights and ring cameras. Additionally, installed outdoor outlets.

Replaced Prv and right side water heater. This included all new fittings, piping, labels and a bypass system for the filter. We will be back to replace the water line at a later date.

Installed flood lights from scratch. Replaced existing flood lights. Installed top on light post Set a junction in attic

Technician removed the existing Rheem tankless water heater and installed a new Navien tankless unit. Existing water lines were cut back before the garage wall penetrations, and new 3/4-inch PEX and copper piping was installed and connected to the existing plumbing. All new water piping was insulated. A new ION-6 water conditioner was installed upstream of the unit to help reduce future scale buildup. A new pressure regulating valve was installed immediately after the main water shutoff, along with an appropriately sized thermal expansion tank. A check valve was installed before the unit to prevent reverse flow and unwanted mixing. A hose bibb was added to the recirculation line for future servicing, and the unit’s internal recirculation valve was adjusted for the installed configuration. Vent piping above the unit was reconnected to the existing vent system. One exterior vent termination was extended, and screens were installed on both the intake and exhaust terminations. All wall p

Technician replaced the tankless water heater’s motherboard based on diagnosis. After reassembling the unit and testing its operation, additional issues were identified. The existing venting configuration is improper and allows exhaust gases to recirculate into the unit’s air intake ( second hand smoking itself ) . This condition has contributed to corrosion within the burner assembly and may be contributing to the ongoing operational issues. Technician recommends replacing the tankless water heater and correcting the venting as outlined in the provided quote. Secondly, an additional repair option is available for $650 to replace another internal component. This repair is the next troubleshooting step and is not guaranteed to fully resolve the issue. If the client chooses to proceed with replacement, today’s payment will be credited toward the new unit as a courtesy.

From panel H3 a 277/480 panel I installed a new conduit up into the ceiling and down to the location where the saw is going to be located. The saw requires 3 phase at 240v. I installed a new step down transformer that would go from 277/480 down to the 240v needed to power the equipment. I supplied and installed a new 3 phase disconnect with 30 amp fuses to protect the equipment and I installed whips, conduit, straps and wiring. I also installed a GEC from the transformer up into the ceiling and attached it to building steel. After completing I turned the breaker on in panel H3 and went to the disconnect to test for power and the proper power requirement was at each leg.

For this call, homeowners were having a leak coming from below their master shower, going into the floor below. Came out yesterday and determined there was a bad cartridge as well as the trim being stubbed too far out to where water splashing onto the trim would cause it to go down the wall. Also homeowners let us know that there was likely some shower pan issues, so we let them know to keep an eye on the pan now that the shower valves have been replaced. Also changed out the expansion tank as a courtesy included with this option and set it to 70 PSI. Tested everything for leaks and functionality and all is working as it should at this time. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.