Alpharetta GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Company

Installed Wilkins PRV, toilet supply stop valve (cp), 12” toilet supply line braided, minor repair on powder room led. Lavatory faucet, (seats/springs) hot side. Silicone on rear hose Bibb, silicone on front hose Bibb as a courtesy. Drained house, installed and repaired fixtures, pressurized house, purged lines, tested, set pressure to 65 psi, no leaks.

Replace 50 gal water heater

Dishwasher not working

Replace four lights in the garages, demo fan in basement and install light in its place, install light in another room in basement, install mr16 bulb in dining room

For this job, I worked on running two dedicated circuits from the panel up to the attic, to the garage and 2 sheds.

Installed the check valve for the Recirculation pump and air vent assembly. Checked after install for leaks and to be sure of accurate operation.

Performed troubleshoot for flickering lights throughout the home. Contacted power company to inspect taps.

Troubleshoot back flood light not working, replaced bad doorbell button and fixed wire tap in switch for back flood light.

I replace three carbon smoke detectors in the hallways of the home.

Upon arrival customer stated that unit was not working, stated that control had been changed but unit was still having the same issue. After inspection of system, found that unit has a failed gas valve. There was incoming gas when control board called for gas valve it would drop voltage and no gas came through of the outlet side of gas valve. Took leads off board and tested voltage coming from control board and found no issues with control board. Customer approved repairs for new gas valve, will follow up Monday morning with part status.

For this job, I conducted a leak detection service for homeowner. He has a leak on his water main service between the meter and the shut off inside of the basement. Because of the depth of the line and the magnitude of landscaping in the yard and on top of the water service, (beauty boulders) I was not able to pinpoint the location of the leak. The homeowner asked that I send him a quote for a directional bore because he didn’t want to dig up and destroy the landscaping.

Install to light fixtures, two switch legs with companion and replace under cabinet lights.

Completed full system inspections: Upstairs Significant rust and metal fatigue inside the furnace. R22 refrigerant. Inadequate flood protection. Pitted contactor. Flue vent for basement equipment isn’t sealed with a metal to metal connection. Main Floor Non-condensables in the refrigerant circuit. Flue vent setup improperly. No wet switch nor IAQ. Basement No flood protection nor drain pan. R22 refrigerant. Insufficient return air and ductwork in poor condition. Setup HomeCare plan today

Thank you for continuing to use TE Certified to help with your Home Care needs. For this appointment we safely disconnected your damaged back patio post light. I’ve attached all the pictures taken throughout the process with this invoice, as well as the other estimate I mentioned today. If you have any questions or if you experience any electrical issues, please contact me directly. If you would like help from any of our other professional tradesmen with 5% off your next home improvement solution, please contact our office and they will happily assist you. Thank you again for your time and the opportunity to serve you, your family, and home. Take care, stay blessed, and have a great Valentine’s Day Weekend! -Luis L. 😁👍

Customer called us out because he noticed some water stains on the ceiling in the living room upstairs. Upon inspection, I discovered no leaking coming from the master bathroom upstairs or any of the plumbing and recommend to customer to keep the holes open in the event the leaking occurs. After not finding any leaks in the ceiling, I then checked the water pressure to the home and found it to be high at 75 psi. In addition I also found that the thermal tank was filled with water indicating that it is failed. Recommended to customer to replace the pressure reduce valve and thermal expansion tank to protect the homes water system. After installing a new pressure reducing valve and thermal expansion tank I then restored water to the home checked for leaks and found none.

New PRV/new expansion tank with bracket and new mainline ball valve installation.

Replaced aged and leaking 50 gallon short gas water heater in elevated 2nd floor utility closet. Reworked all water, gas, and exhaust venting to accommodate new heater. Trim for the closet door had to be removed for access for the new heater to fit into the space. Installed in an aluminum pan and reattached pan drain line. Also installed new thermal expansion tank and secured to the structure via a code approved support bracket. Temp on water heater set to 120°F per manufacturer instructions and expansion tank is pressurized to 70 psi. Also replaced all the hot and cold service valves and supply lines under every bathroom sink including the upstairs hall bath, both sinks in the master bath, under the kitchen sink including dishwasher service valve, and the main floor full bath sink and toilet. Tested everything for leaks and proper operation no further issues at this time.

We will be replacing the customers existing Eaton Cutler hammer electrical panel with a newer square DQO electrical panel. This panel will come with dual function breakers that will have the capability of detecting any art transpiring throughout the circuit. It will also have ground fault, capabilities, protect protecting personnel from electrical shock. The electrical panel will come with a one-year parts warranty and a lifetime workmanship warranty. All parts and material materials will be provided by TE Certified.

Troubleshoot bad switch

I replaced a sewage ejector basin along with a new ejector pump and ball/. Check valve combo. I cut out concrete to remove the old basin and after everything was installed we replaced the concrete. I thoroughly tested to ensure everything is operating properly and has no leaks

Troubleshoot vanity lights

Home care one system. Adjusted the gas pressure on furnace to correct setting. The thermostat was erratic and would not come on at correct temperature . Went and got customer a new thermostat and installed. Tested in heating and cooling.

Homeowner had water heater installed previously and the anode rod kit was not available at the time of install. I returned today to install the anode for a 10 year warranty on the heater. Made adjustments to the recirculation pump and changed the water filter flush. These will now flush every 9 days at 1pm and 2pm.

Customer wanted some information about his dehumidifier and wanted to look at having maintenance done on it in the spring. I signed the customer up for the homecare program. I also advised the homeowner that the dehumidifier would not help with low humidity and will only run when high humidity is an issue. I will email an estimate for a whole home humidifier. I advised the homeowner that they would need to have an electrician run an electrical circuit (20 amp) to power the humidifier and that price is not included in the humidifier price.

Called out for backed shower drain on main floor, ran cable throughout line to clear unknown blockage, cable was successful to clear blockage, line is clear and flowing, thank you for choosing TE.