Acworth, GA

DUE TO THE LACK OF INSULATION IN THE SPACE ABOVE THE BONUS ROOM THE BOOTS ARE SWEATING / CONDENSATING. IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED TO ADD AS MUCH INSULATION AS POSSIBLE AND REMOVE DRYWALL TO ADD IN SPACES NOT ACCESSIBLE AND HAVE US BACK OUT TO QUOYE HIDDEN DUCTWORK ONCE ACCESSIBLE. -Single stage air conditioner (outdoor) / Single stage, constant torque furnace (indoor).  -10 year parts warranty (20 years for heat exchangers on 80% furnaces)  -10 years labor coverage when a Home Care maintenance plan is held with TE Certified. Lifetime Craftsmanship.  -Removal and disposal of existing system.   -Permit fees are included, system will be installed to meet or exceed county’s codes.   -Cost includes all required material, tax, & labor. No further charges will apply.   -New drain pan, safety float switch, water safety and condensate pump (if applicable).   -New outdoor electrical disconnect, power whip and new pad for outdoor unit.   -New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connect

Found leak under kitchen sink from faucet. Checked pressure and found it was 125 psi. Replaced Prv, lines to sink, and cs faucet. Used new fittings and pex/copper. Hooked up new faucet and tested for leaks.

Only System - Not cooling System not cooling due to a failed/weak dual power fsactor enhancer on the outdoor unit. This dual cap was rated for 45-5 with a 6% tolerance, 45mfd for compressor and 5mfd for the condenser fan motor. The component was 22% weak on the compressor side and 97% weak on the fan side. I recommended replacing this component and also getting on our maintenance plan to prevent any other breakdowns and prolong equipment life. The homeowner approved this estimate and I completed work today. The system is now operating properly making a 21° temperature split and working to its best ability given the age and application. This system is single-stage, builder-grade equipment and is not designed to support a zoned application. Installing zoning on this type of system can lead to improper operation, increased wear, and premature equipment failure. Zoning systems are best suited for equipment with fully variable-speed or modulating capabilities, which can adjust output to ma

Today I came out for a breaker-tripping call. When I first arrived, the system was operating normally and the breaker was not tripping. I checked the amperage on the compressor, condenser fan motor, and indoor blower motor. Everything was operating within range at that time. The only concern I initially found was a higher-than-normal starting amp draw on the compressor. A high starting amp draw can put additional strain on the compressor and electrical components. I sent the customer a quote for a kick-start kit, which can provide additional starting torque and help reduce stress on the compressor during startup. The customer also had heavily impacted black filters. Restricted filters reduce airflow and can make the system run longer, overheat, or freeze up, placing additional strain on the equipment. The customer stated that the system had not tripped since replacing the filters. While I was sitting in my truck completing the report, the customer came back outside and informed me th

No Cool Failed outdoor capacitor caused the system to not cool. Condenser coil is severely impacted with buildup, which is likely responsible for the capacitor failing. The furnace is 21 years old and has outlived this life expectancy also has no warranty. The indoor unit is installed with no drain pan nor water safeties. Due to the age of the furnace it may be a good idea to be proactive. I’m looking into options to replace before the equipment breaks down unexpectedly. The equipment is cooling acceptably at this time, although the pressures are high due to the dirty condenser coil. The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

In the basement the customer has a washer and dryer and the breaker for the washing machine would trip intermittently. The washer circuit is located in the sub-panel, breaker #5 which is a 20 amp CH duel function breaker. Upon arrival the breaker was in the tripped state and after pressing and holding the test button it flashed 6 times indicating the safety feature have failed. This breaker is an older generation style plug on type. I removed the existing breaker and supplied and installed a newer generation style, dual function breaker after installing the breaker. I proceeded to hit the test button to ensure the safety feature is working and as an additional courtesy, I went to the washing machine, unplugged it, and checked the connections on the device to ensure that everything looked good I turned the breaker back on, went over the washing machine and hit the power button in the washing machine came back on. The homeowner informed me the basement had been done a couple years ago

Panel inspection

Panel inspection

For this job the customer stated they had a leaking tub spout. Further inspection showed the tub spout they had put in when they remodeled the bathroom was not correct. Unfortunately the customer had to leave to pick up family that is coming in to town and needed a quick temporary solution which I provided and I will return Monday to perform work for a permanent solution.

For this job the customer stated they had a leak coming from the vanity in the master bathroom. Further inspection showed that the faucet was leaking from the drain body. The customer agreed to the minor repair and the pop up assembly was disconnected and redone. Water was ran for approximately 15 minutes and no leak was observed.

removed old system and installed brand new 2.5 ton Daikin Fit Communicating system. flu vent has been updated to code, cut down the supply plenum to match the height of the new furnace and coil , replaced condensate pump, ran new drain line to pump and extended condensate drain line outside at condenser , mastic sealed all return and supply ductwork , mastic sealed entire system supply and return plenum, added secondary drain safety switch as well as a wet switch and tied in safety switch to condensate pump , silicones all areas of system with potential air leaks , patched a supply duct that had a hole in it , added a drain pan as well , leveled out condenser pad for outdoor system and added black mulch , extended vinyl tube drain past the pad , insulated line set and wrapped with UV Jacket , changed the disconnect and electrical whip to the system , added a 25amp square d breaker to disconnect , extended low voltage wire to outdoor system , and installed new daikin fit communicating t

Homeowner inquired about leaking front yard. After further diagnosis technician found leak coming from PVC 90. Technician removed cracked 90 and replaced with copper fittings. Checked and tested for leaks.

Technician installed and replaced tub spout in basement bathroom. On this visit the technician tested the thermal expansion tank and found that it is no longer protecting the system. Technician offered replacement solutions with the client and the client denied protection at this time.

Removed heat exchanger from Renee tankless. Removed burner assembly installed new burner assembly. Reinstalled heat exchanger and installed new flame rods. Checked and tested for leaks and functionality. Error code 12 has not shown up and tankless is working as intended.

We will fully restore the panel and add all new dual function breakers and a new whole home surge protector

I met the inspector and passed the final inspection. I also added a front porch outlet and a bath fan in the master with a new switch and vent.

Today we came out because the homeowner had a breaker that would not stop tripping. After performing troubleshoot, I found that there is a bad ceiling fan, causing the breaker to keep tripping the breaker. We will return once the customer has bought a ceiling fan to install the new ceiling fan. Today we left the ceiling fan capped off, so no power will be going to it. We also talked about the garage lights that would not turn on. The lights were installed on a dimmer and turn on the light you had to press and hold on button.

Customer had leak at per sharkbite fitting in garage ceiling. Cut out single length of pipe with 2 shark bites. Replaced with pex. Discovered house pressure to be 90 psi. Installed new Watts 3/4 PRV and set pressure to 65 psi. Leak tested all work and left site very clean. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

System has gone through three compressors in the last two years Found the reason to be the evaporator coil has a restriction somewhere in it so there is liquid running through the compressor, which is never supposed to Therefore, that affects the lifespan of the compressor I did try to see if I could blow the restriction out of the line with nitrogen, but did not work After compressor replacement price and evaporator coil pricing, homeowner has decided to have project manager come out on Thursday to get quotes for new equipment

I met with the owner on site. Due to limited access to the angle stop behind the toilet, I shut off the water to the home and drained the system. I removed nd replaced the fill valve and flush valve. Turned the water back on, tested and found no leaks or errors. She also mentioned the front hose Bibb never having water and the rear hose Bibb having low pressure. For the front, I found an isolation valve in the upstairs hall bathroom vanity. Opened the valve, tested and confirmed flow. Both hose Bibbs tested at 40 psi, indicating that the PRV is failing and supplying low water pressure to the whole home. I advised replacement, and provided an estimate to do so. I could not find an isolation valve for the rear hose Bibb. Toilet rebuild. Shut off water supply, remove water from tank and bowl, disconnect supply line from tank, remove old bolts, pull the tank from the bowl, remove the gasket, disassemble the flush tower, remove the fill valve, install washers on tank to bowl connections,

Provided thorough home care plumbing inspection. Repaired leaking drain in hall bathroom. Installed ice maker line in basement under kitchenette sink. Replaced lid on sewage ejector can and installed new quiet check valve combo. Connected fridge water line in main kitchen. Provided quotes for new water heaters with multiple options and quote for a halo 5. Customer has slightly high pressure and is aware. They have a new TE installed PRV that works properly. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Replace bad, dual capacitor on the outdoor unit. Recommended condenser coil cleaning and flood protection on today’s visit. Customer advised that she will speak with her husband and get back with us. The equipment is cooling acceptably at this time. The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

For this job, we replaced exhaust fans and installed new venting

Re Secured bath fan in master bedroom falling. Sealed around edges of fan with silicone so attic insulation would stop falling in customers bathroom.

No power to outside receptacles. Found worn out outlets, breaker and GFCI Device. Replaced Breaker with GFCI protected breaker and new outlets and cover where needed. All devices are functioning 100% upon completion of work.