Cartersville, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Replaced 2 lights, 1 switch and a flood light

Tub drain was leaking. Needed to be resealed with plumbers putty. After reseal I ran water for about 15 mins and did not get anymore leak. Everything is good to go as of right now. Thank you for choosing te certified

Installed new Rheem 50 gallon natural gas water heater with new thermal expansion tank, ball valve, drip pan, and leak alarm. Heater meets all local code requirements. In addition technician installed a new main shut off which is a 1/4 turn ball valve. After work was performed technician restored water back to the home checked for leaks and found none. Technician will return at a later date to install the anode rod upgrade kit due to the anode rod not being in stock.

We were referred out by service plumbing to check and clear the slow kitchen sink. On arrival I checked the sink and it was very slow to drain when filling up the sink and draining. I recommended jetting the line and a bottle of Endure for drain line maintenance and as a septic booster. Customer agreed. I removed the p-trap and ran the jetter down the line 4 times successfully clearing the blockage. I then tested sink by filling it up and it was draining very smoothly. Customer is aware they have Cpvc and does not want to get it looked at at this time.

Called out to complete sold work for removing existing kitchen sink, and faucet and installing a new customer supplied stainless steel drop in sink with a new faucet and redoing the drains below the sink and also to install two toilets in the home. Work was started by shutting off water to the kitchen faucet and removing the connections to the drain and kitchen faucet. Once all connections were removed, cut out old drop in kitchen sink and replaced with a new stainless steel kitchen sink. Allowed approximately four hours for adhesive to set in order to install the Fossett and drains for the new kitchen sink. Once new sink and drains were in place re-introduced water to the system and tested for leaks and functionality. No leaks and everything is functioning properly. Notice that there is a slightly slow drain when you fill both compartments of the sink. Advised homeowner that there could be potentially be a slight clog in the kitchen stack and would recommend getting our drain team out

-Hanger- From the Siemens sub-panel located by DL1 we wired in a new 120v 20 amp circuit for the hanger on the back side of the building. This circuit is attached to 5A on the panel board on a tandem 20/20 breaker. We used a 10g wire to help prevent a voltage drop from occurring. Inside the ha dig we used EMT conduit, straps, weather proof fittings and bell boxes to install (1) 20 amp weather rated GFCI and (1) 20 amp TRWR duplex outlet and (1) toggle switch and installed a new customer supplied fixture. After installing we tested the fixture and everything is working. -Guard Shack- From panel L1 we installed 1” EMT conduit up to 400’ to the exterior wall in the back corner to a disconnect. We used more conduit, weather rated fittings and a pvc tap box to get to the guard shack. We installed a #4 wire with a #10 ground to feed the guard shack to prevent a voltage drop. After installing we had a full load on the circuit and the drop was with the 5% range per NEC.

Replaced smoke and troubleshot 2 lights

Replaced plenum for supply that had growth on it. Tested work after installation.

Install customer provided ceiling fan

1 system inspection Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. The heat exchanger is separating and has hot spots on every cell of exchanger. The best and most reliable solution would be replacement of the furnace. There is no replacement heat exchanger in stock and would take a month to receive one . There is also growth above the coil .