Acworth, GA

We replaced a generation 2 dual function breaker due to nuisance tripping.

Fixed leak in the garage exterior wall on a copper line for the hosebibb. Also fixed flu pipe for the water heater. After install we pressurized the system, checked for leaks and proper function. Everything is good now. Thank you for choosing te certified

Call out to complete sold work for replacement of a water heater. Begin work by shutting off water to the home and draining the system. One system was drained, removed old water heater and replaced with a new 6year tank water heater with a four year anode extension kit totaling 10 years of warranty. Also replaced all singlewall venting with new double wall venting. In order to meet code requirements, ran a new T & P line outside. Once all work was complete re-introduced water to the system and check for leaks and functionality. No leaks and everything is functioning properly. Thank you for trusting TE certified with all your plumbing needs

For this job, I did a panel restoration and a whole home redevice

Replaced 5 breakers and troubleshot fridge tripping dual function breaker.

Replace old shower cartridge that was producing low water pressure. Shower valve is now working properly and we are all set

Installing new smoke detectors entire home and installed arc fault breaker for safety and shut off if necessary.

Tech is out to perform an inspection checked entire system out. Reason for being here today is a check up on system and also airflow in master bedroom and in living room. Customer has showed me one of the vents in the master bedroom stated that there is no airflow coming out. Confirm that it is a return vent. Living room has high ceilings . Causes in heat to rise in the open space to upstairs causing it to be hotter. Customer was interested in zoning the home. Let customer know that system is a one stage and would need to be a variable speed system would have to replace system to add damper and complete zoning . The following the tech has came across. Gas pressures are not set correctly. Gas pressures are supposed to be set to 3.2. Yours is reading 3.6. This is too high for your system. No wet switch and drain pan. There is a safeguard, but this will only shut system off when drain pan is full of water. Recommend clearing drain line to verify there is no clogs. Secondary hole where a

Arrived on sight to install heater in play room, installed 50 amp circuit on a new 50 amp breaker. In doing this we had to rearrange a couple of existing circuits in the electrical panel. We mounted the new heater in the center of the room. We added support in the attic for it to mount too. Installed flex going into heater.

Customer had a sink that was backed up due to buildup in the drain. She noticed it because she was running water a small drip just so the pipes wouldn’t freeze in all the sinks and overnight. The sink flooded due to having a back up and flooded downstairs into the floor and through the ceiling. Customer already have a restoration company out. I took apart the drain and removed all hair buildup, and gunk that was in the drain, causing the back up. And after testing the drain is working fine now with no backups and no leaks.

Arrived on site for an ecobee installation that client provided. His old nest thermostat has a 4 wire application and the ecobee needs a common wire. We removed the old thermostat and left it on site for client to use elsewhere, removed the 4 wire thermostat wires, pulled in 5 wire thermostat wire and mounted the new ecobee leveled on the wall. We hooked up all neccesary wires at W, G, Y, C and R, let the thermostats calibrate and cycled in heat to test operation. The system is straight AC with heat strips so we set the system up as a traditional unit so the W wire powers heat strips with a call for heat. Client thanked us for coming out, we cleaned up and ensured system was fully operational upon departure. Call complete.

Called out to address a leak coming from the dining room ceiling. Put arrival homeowner showed me to the master bathroom that was the cause of the leak. Homeowner noticed a leak after running the shower yesterday morning. Advised homeowner that I would need to cut open the drywall to see if I could find where the leak was coming from. Homeowner agreed and work was started. Cut up and drywall in the spot where most of the water accumulated and found that there was a toilet located above that spot. Cut more drywall in order to find where the shower is located. The shower was located approximately 10 feet to the right of where the toilet it was located. There was very little water residue by where the shower drain was prompting that potentially was not be the cause of the leak. After flushing the toilet found that there was a slow drip coming from where the wax seal had failed on the toilet. Advise the homeowner that we would need to do a pull and reset on the toilet in order to replace t

Replace upstairs thermostat. Tested system in both heat and ac. All components turn on as designed.

Install new shower pan drain to master bathroom tested and checked for leaks. Also let homeowner that he needs a whole house re-pipe at one point.

Repaired leak in upstairs bedroom closet on hot side coming off the water heater through the wall. Replaced shark bite hoses with copper for cold in let and hot outlet.

Troubleshoot why multiple switches in the same box are making an arcing noise.

Service visit on Generac 36kw standby generator

Performed troubleshoot for partial power outage in living room. Replaced switches and receptacles in living room.

Replacement of microwave and install outlet on existing wire and GFCI protected breaker.

Thermostat issue- Previously diagnosed bad batteries on thermostat. Batteries keep failing in a short amount of time. System did not have a common. Replaced thermostat with new Pro1. System was missing filter door. Replaced 14x25x1 filter and fabricated new filter door. Inducer motor has high amp draw. Blower wheel is dirty and blower capacitor is weak. Supply and return plenum are duct board and supply plenum is not correct size for equipment. Recommend replacing both with metal plenums. System lacks proper flood protection. Tested thermostat. System operating at this time.

Arrived on site for an odd noise coming from the downstairs furnace/plenum. The plenum was located under a drop ceiling and was making a loud rattling noise. It was running and rattling against the hard piped duct work and making a loud noise. The duct work was easily manipulated to fix the noise but with the age and condition of all the duct work, long term solution may require some design consultations to get the airflow/duct work replaced. We did sign up for Homecare while on site and looked through each system in totality. Both units have 2006 trane AC systems and upstairs has a 2006 trane furnace, while downstairs was replaced in 2019. The upstairs unit, we found, has a cracked heat exchanger among many other concerns we spoke about. Downstairs is newer and without major issues but we still have a lengthy repair list for items discussed today, which we emailed over. Upstairs we have a comfort advisor coming out to discuss long term solutions from 2-5. Systems are fully operational

For this job, I rendered leak detection services for homeowner discovered leak between six and 10 inches off of foundation wall underneath front porch approximately 24 inches of clearance between the ground and the bottom of the porc

Homeowner called us out because the upstairs guest shower wouldn’t shut off completely. I replaced the shower cartridge to renew the worn out seals of the old cartridge. All work was tested and checked for leaks

Homeowner has an older Mansfield toilet in the master bathroom that needs to be replaced. Homeowner also has a Moen Positemp shower that is constantly dripping in the hallway bathroom. Homeowner would also like to trim out that shower as well. Removed old trim plate, tub spout, shower head and shower arm. Installed new customer supplied shower arm and shower head. Installed new customer supplied tub spout. Installed new Positemp cartridge. Installed new trim plate and handle provided by homeowner. Turned water on and ran shower to ensure proper function. Ensured hot and cold are on respective sides. Ensured faucet shuts off when it’s supposed to and no longer drips. Caulked around tub spout, overflow plate and trim plat with white caulk. Removed old Mansfield toilet and disposed of toilet. Upon removal of the old toilet, I found that the old PVC flange was broken in two places, most likely due to over-tightening of the closet bolts based on the location of the cracks. Removed failed

- 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 flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace. -Will complete leak check and system & system start up. . -Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wall flue pipe. -Mastic seal supply and return plenums at the system to ensure optimal efficiency *DURING INSTALLATION WE MAY NEED TO REMOVE TRIM, MOULDING, ATTIC STAIRS, DOORS ETC... WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO NOT DAMAGE ANYTHING BUT PAINT/ DRYWALL/ TRIM REP