Cartersville, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Customer called us out for a whole home back up. On arrival the customer already had the hall toilet pulled. Customer stated they had an issue with roots four months ago. I tested the line and water was holding. Septic tank clean out was clear. Then inspected the piping and found that the ejectors pump lid was not fastened down and the gaskets were not installed correctly. Water heater is 10 years old. Water pressure was 40psi. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the line cleared through the hall bathroom toilet line. I ran my auger down successfully clearing the blockage. I did pull roots back. Customer did not want me to reset the toilet or seal the ejector pump. Tested the line throughly. We can not warranty due to known roots in the line. Cleaned up throughly.

2020 Rheem System - Not cooling System not cooling due to a failed condensation pump. Also observed that the disconnect was melted and making arching sounds. Recommended replacement of the pump and disconnect and homeowner approved this estimate. Homeowner also signed up for HomeCare today. I replaced the failed components and tested the equipment. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified, have a great day!

Homeowner inquired about possible leak above kitchen table. After diagnosing tech technician found no active leaks. Technician tested all fixtures upstairs. Informed homeowner to monitor over the next couple days to see if leak persist. Technician checked water heater and found it to be installed improperly. Technician gave estimate estimates to repair tankless. Technician set two wave valve to external and fix settings for recirculation system.

Troubleshoot outlet not working.

Came out to clear a blockage in the customer hub drains in the mechanical room. Both drains were backing up when tested. Customer also had the discharge from the water filtration ran into the pvc drain that was leaking. I gave the customer an estimate to clear the line, remove the damaged section of pvc and reroute the water filter discharge into the hub drain. Customer agreed. I ran my flex shaft down both hub drains successfully clearing the blockage. The main part of the blockage was 15 ft out and very hard. I then cut out the damaged section of PVC and replaced it. I then cut the old discharge line off and rerouted a new line into the hub drain. Cleaned up and tested the line throughly. Run flex shaft down both hub drains on the left side of the room. Cut out section of pvc that has been drilled into and replace it with new pvc. Run water filter discharge up to the hub drain for the water heater.

Came out today for hybrid heater in the basement throwing a service code. Code was for maintenance on the filter. Gave options. Removed filter and clean. Customer has two hub drains in the basement that are backing up. Scheduled for drains to come out tomorrow to clear drain line.

Found no thimble on heater. Cut sheet rock to thimble size and installed. Used fire proof caulk to seal edges. Put vent back together and relit heater.

Technician replaced the pressure-reducing valve (PRV) located in the basement after discovering that the incoming water pressure exceeded 75 PSI. A new PRV was installed on the incoming waterline to properly regulate the home’s water pressure. Technician also replaced the shower cartridge in the basement bathroom located down the hall. This replacement was completed as a courtesy to the homeowner. Technician was unable to fully test and verify the plumbing system’s operation, as the homeowner elected to replace the thermal expansion tank themselves. The homeowner was informed of this limitation and understands that the thermal expansion tank replacement is their responsibility. The homeowner acknowledged the situation and agreed to proceed under these conditions.

Replace less than 40' of sewer line from house to street with max 6' tap depth. Locates will be called in and utilities marked, locate# provided and recorded. Path of sewer line will be excavated with tractor to proper depth with any safety requirements incorporated. These safety requirements may include but are not limited to trench boxes, shoring, trench stepping, etc. Cut out and remove old sewer piping and install new Sch. 40 pvc sewer line with cleanouts located at the home, at the street, and any additional locations dictated by code. Connect new line to municipal tap at street with approved fittings, concrete this connection, bed in entire length of sewer line, then test line for proper slope and function. Backfill ditch, tamping dirt every 24" of backfill depth. Backfill to rough grade to allow for natural settling. Cut cleanouts down to ground level. Apply wheat straw to excavation site to aid in grass regrowth.

Performed an Eletrical troubleshoot on a fridge outlet tripping the breaker. After inspecting the circuit I found that rodents had damaged both the wire in the box and the wire in the walls. The wire was shorting out and tripping the breaker in the wall. I recommend re-feeding the circuit.