Alpharetta GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Company

Troubleshoot

2 50 gallon gas water heater change

Provide and replace the shower cartridge in the bathroom, replace 2 stop valves with 1/2” comp by 1/2” MIP for the faucet. My customer was continuing to have issues with lukewarm water in one of the showers as if it were an off and on issue. Last we checked, it took 3 minutes before the water had gotten hot. He mentioned it only took less than a minute before getting hot water after he initially installed the recirculating pump. We set up the Grundfos Go app, reset the parameters and changed them to be better accustomed to the setup, and priced a schedule for efficiency. He will keep me posted on the results. Left estimates for dedicated Recirculation, Dual Tankless, and dedicated Recirculation for the tankless. I notified the customer that the water leaving the fixture was over 130°F. We opted to drop the temperature of the water heater from C to in between A and B. Thank you for choosing TE Certifed

Replace water heater with equivalent fixture, only making modifications required by code standards. This would NOT increase the speed of delivery of hot water Standard 6 year warranty provided by manufacturer and TE’s lifetime craftsmanship warranty

Called out for a whole home back up Pulled toilet on second level to clear blockage on main line Blockage was unknown Mitigation called and set up Sewer supervisor set for Monday 2-5 Line is open and flowing at this time Thanks for choosing TE Certified

Breaker, wall charger, circuit, Separate grounds and neutrals

Attempt to restore proper flow in master shower Bottle of endure for preventive maintenance Customer called us out for a shower that was experiencing a slow drain in the master bathroom and a pot filler that was not working. Upon arrival the customer expressed to me that the pot filler was not turning on and they recently had it installed. I took look under the kitchen sink and noticed the valve was turned off, we turned it back on and the pot filler was working. The customer took me to the master shower and we first tested the bathroom groups to ensure there was not a bigger issue going on, but after running for a long period of time only the shower was being affected. I recommended to the customer to attempt to restore proper flow in the drain and they decided to move forward. We first started by removing the cover and we noticed some buildup. We removed any buildup by hand first and then we ran our cable machine multiple times in the drain. We were successful in restoring proper d

Homeowners back yard sprinkler had low pressure. Checked water pressure at the hose bib and read 95 psi. Checked the water pressure at the 2ater heaters and was 95 psi. Left quotes to install a Pressure Reducing Vkace to get the pressure to 65 psi. Upstairs guest toilet was constantly running. Cut the toilet lever chain to prevent it from getting caught and running.

Water damage on ceiling from restricted drain. Noticed secondary drain leaking from male fitting. No teflon tape and both systems tie into one drain outside. Dirty blower wheel, dirty condenser coil, no good flood protection and single wall flue pipe rusting out. Home owner joined home care. Cleaned drains today and returning Monday to complete work. Main floor system is a 2009, so it is time to start think about replacing. Home owner wants to get a couple more years out of system.

Upon arrival, customer notified me that the dishwasher is not currently working. Was install and operated as intended for a duration of time that it is not working. We will be going through conducting a diagnosis of the circuit to determine what transpiring and provide options and resolutions for the customer.

Customer had leaking faucet for dishwasher that was making its way to the garage. After some diagnostic came to realize that every union for faucet was not tight, we tightened every joint and tested, no leaks!

Replace the dangerous Challenger electrical panel with a 200 amp main breaker electrical panel in accordance with current Cherokee county requirements

Troubleshoot outlet and bath fan not working properly Replace outlet near back porch. Replace bath fan motor and trim

For this visit, I performed a troubleshoot on the disposal circuit. I tightened all of the connections at your electrical panel, tested for voltage, and tested the disposal. Conclusion is the disposal motor is bad and needs to be replaced.

Replaced 3 faulty switches. Both 3 way switches for the foyer light and the dimmer switch for the kitchen can lights

TE certified will perform a sewer spot repair at the county tap. What would be involved in the scope of work is excavating approximately 8 feet deep at the county tap located approximately 5 feet off of the sidewalk and approximately 5 feet from the tree in the front yard. Once we get access to the tap, we will upsize the cleanout from 4 to 6 inches to meet local jurisdiction code along with put a cast-iron box to protect it. We will ensure that the pipe is connected in a code approved manner. Once the piping is connected, we will ensure full function with thorough testing. The spot repair performed by TE certified will come with a lifetime workmanship warranty that is able to be transferred over to the next home buyer Dug up piping 9 feet deep found 4 inch wide had broken. Cut out damage section of piping connected to 6 inch city tap and installed 6 inch cleanout and cast-iron meter box. Camera inspection of sewer tap found it was holding a little water other than that no issues. Cu

For this job, I worked on installing for LED trim lights

UL drain line has been leaking at the exterior section over lower concrete patio revealing a coupling that was not glued disconnected causing the leak. Glued fitting and flushed 2 gallons of water down the drain confirming it is clear at this time. This system has an auxiliary drain pan with a secondary drain. The rubber seal is dry rotting and if the drain ever backs up it can potentially leak from this fitting before the float switch can shut the system off. This type of flood protection is limited in this application. We recommend upgrading to a wet switch that only allows 1/16” of water before it shuts system down. This reduces the risk of this fitting leaking. While in the attic I also observed the left duct trunk line has a closed manual damper that will reduce airflow and cooling capabilities for these rooms. The right duct trunk line is fully open. I recommend opening the closed damper at least half way to reduce system inefficiencies and longer run times. Cycled system in coo

Replaced old faucet with new customer supplied faucet, relocated hose bib in front yard about 1 foot up higher for easier access and new isolation ball valve installed in crawl space. Water turned on and all tested to ensure proper function.

I performed a troubleshoot for two outlets not working. After researching the breaker, outlets, and connections , I found a junction box in the attic that those particular outlets are getting power from. All of the connections were loose and short. I pulled more romex sheathing into the box and remade the connections. Power has been restored to the outlets.

Customer was having problems with their GFCI outlets in their bathroom. There were multiple GFCI‘s on the same circuit that were wired protecting each other. I replaced the first GFCI and replaced the GFCI’s down the line with normal outlets. The customer stated that her hair dryer kept tripping the old circuit GFCI when I was all done. We tested with her hairdryer and everything was working.

Replaced 3 faulty dimmer switches

Today we replaced the customers leaking water heater. We replaced the 25 year old water heater with a new Rheem standard 50 gallon gas water heater. We installed the water heater in a pan along with a leak alarm. We replaced the old gate valve with a quarter turn ball valve on the hot and cold side. We also installed a new expansion tank and strapped it to the wall for support. We are returning Monday to insulate the water heater.

Completed system inspection found a bad blower motor bad furnace control board system has code 66,68 and 69 indicating blower failure, furnace control board failure to regulate speed and high static pressure

For this job, I troubleshot home issues and maintenanced switches and outlets.