Austell GA Electrical Service And Repairs

The unit next door had caught on fire and the customer was concerned about the wall that is adjacent to them. On the adjacent wall are a couple of receptacles which I had pulled out to check the insulation to verify that nothing was melted or showed signs of over heating. I removed some ceiling tiles back to check for any damage and none was found. Due to a firewall being installed and the outlets are in between the walls it appears the firewall did its job. Another note to consider is if any wires were melted inside the pipes the copper conductor would make contact to any metal ground and shut the breaker off and when I arrived the breakers were on and so where the outlets. I shut off the breaker that controls the A/C unit on the roof top and verified with my meter that I was at the correct unit. The A/C disconnect is rusted and should be replaced. I also found a wiring issue inside the disconnect as well that would be addressed with a replacement. Other issues found not pertaining

Homeowner was having problems with water pressure. When I arrived, I found the static water pressure to be 160 PSI. When any fixture was used, the pressure dropped to 15 PSI. I also found the the thermal expansion tank had failed. I found that the temperature and pressure relief valve was constantly running due to such high pressure being allowed through the failed pressure regulator. I replaced the pressure regulator with a watts 25AUB. I replaced the whole house shutoff valve with a new 3/4” PEX ball valve. I also replaced the shutoff valve for the hose spigot due to space constraints with the area I was working in. I replaced the failed thermal expansion tank with a new expansion tank charged to 65 PSI. I mounted the new expansion tank to a bracket and ran new type M copper to the expansion tank. I pressurized the system and tested for leaks and found none. The pressure is now adequate for the homeowner. I tested the pressure after the work was completed and found it to be 60 PSI. W

No power to bedrooms. Replace breaker and reworked bad tap in basement.

Replace light fixture

Replaced pop up assembly on recently installed lavatory faucet. The faucet is a wide spread Glacier bay faucet with plastic pop up assembly. The threads appeared to be crossed which was causing a drip from fastening nut on the tail piece. Replaced the it with a stainless steel chrom finish pop up assembly. Tested for leaks, no leaks present.

Installed customer supplied disposal

Today Gianna has us out here for toilet that keeps running periodically. Saw that there have been a few minor repairs on the toilet and advised that to replace the toilet rather than repairing it based on the age of the toilet. I replaced the old toilet with a new one and also replaced the flange because of the condition that it was in. Test the new toilet and checked for leaks for which I did not find any issues. Performed a walk-through with Gianna and showed her the functionality of the toilet. Also left a leak alarm in front of the water heater for preventative major water damage so they can know that if there’s an issue with the water heater.

Performed one system furnace inspection found a dirty filter and dirty flame sensor causing the furnace not to operate properly. After replacing the filter and cleaning the flame sensor the furnace is now operating properly. I also made recommendations to improve the systems health and operation. homeowner declined at this time

Install a 240 volt 30 amp circuit for a commercial dishwasher.

For this job, I came out to a commercial building to add a dishwasher line. Went ahead and tied into the hotline, ran it above surface to where the dishwasher was going to be set. Went ahead and added a hammer arrestor on the line. Also ran a 1 inch Cpvc drain line for dishwasher discharge two floor drain.

HomeCare electrical safety inspection.

Home care safety inspection

Replace existing electrical panel with 30 space panel Replace existing electrical panel with 30 space panel . Also installed GFCI protected car charger under customer expense.

Replaced toilet in the guest bathroom on the second floor.

Tech was out today for no heat , found circuit board not putting 120 volts out to blower. Tech bypassed circuit board to verify blower still working. Blower motor failed. Blower not coming on. Hot surface igniter oxidized not glowing completely. Flame sensor needing to be cleaned. Blower wheel needing to be cleaned. Need to replace blower capacitor. Condensate pump failed. No safety switches on evap or drain pan. out door unit not coming on. We have voltage when contactor is push in voltage is not going through other side of contactor. Capacitor failed. No condenser pad underneath condenser. Condenser is needing a chemically cleaning. System needs a Hard start on compressor, System is a R-22 with any repairs tech makes we can not guarantee that system will run due to any other issues after repairs are made. Spoke with customer about issues customer is wanting a quote before making any repairs. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Call out complete sold work. Began by pulling toilet in the master bathroom and going into the crawlspace and removing all old cast-iron piping. After all old piping was removed, it was replaced with all new PVC piping. Flange was already in PVC so it was left as such and price was discounted and customer was notified. Also installed new tub and overflow in PVC, cleaned up work area and tested all work 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 worked on replacing the 40 gallon water heater with a 50 gallon Rheem water heater and also add adding a new penetration for the T&p to bring it up to code. Went ahead tested and cleaned up early.

The homeowner experienced a water leak originating from a penetration in the house, which was leaking into the basement. I began by digging in front of the hose bib where the water main enters. I discovered an 1 1/4 PVC pipe that had been previously repaired. It appeared that whoever performed the repair had not used enough glue, causing the pipe to disconnect. Additionally, the copper pipe passing through the penetration was kinked and needed replacement. I transitioned from the 1 1/4 PVC to 3/4 soft copper and replaced the main shut-off valve inside the homeowner's house. After completing the repairs, I sealed both sides of the penetration with hydraulic cement and roofing tar. Finally, I tested the system and checked for leaks to ensure everything was secure.

The restoration team arrived to address a leak in the garage ceiling. I had to wait for them to cut the sheetrock in both the garage and the kitchen for a couple of hours. It turned out that the leak was originating from the master bath shower strainer. The homeowner opted for a simple repair, so I resealed the master bath shower strainer using new putty and silicone. After completing the repairs, I tested it to ensure there were no leaks.

Installed two light fixtures

I came out today and Installed a new ceiling fan and fan rated box in the upstairs bedroom along with replacing a flush mount fixture in the mud room on the main level.

Installed customer supplied water heater. Replaced main water shut off valve and pressure reducing valve. Repiped as needed. Pulled 2 toilets. Inspected flanges. One flange was broken and was replaced. Reset the toilets. Tested for leaks and function, all good. Replaced front vacuum breaker at no charge. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Reset switch on GE disposal recommends having an electrician out to inspect the electrical for the whole home.

Home inspection

Installed a 40a circuit from the main panel to the garage for a new tesla Charger, I also re routed 2 circuits to the sub panel to make space in the main panel for the charger breaker and I ran a low voltage wire from the charger to the panel in case the customer ever decides to do a load management system.