Austell GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Chime replacement

The homeowner had a leak coming from the garage ceiling. After cutting the sheet rock, I discovered the leak originated from the flange of the toilet above. The previous plumbing company installed the flange and broke the 4 inch pipe, which caused it to leak down to the garage ceiling. I then pulled the toilet, cut out the old section of pipe and flange, and installed a new offset flange. I reinstalled the toilet, tested the system, and checked for leaks.

Client has an issue with the toilet not functioning correctly. Inspected the toilet and found that the fill valve fills the tank slowly and the chain for the flapper had broken off. Told the client that those are the cause of the functionality of the toilet to not work properly. Replace flapper with new chain and fill valve. Checked water pressure to the building and is sitting at 110psi which exceeds code compliance 40-80psi. Left quotes to replace the PRV and client would also like estimate to relocate one the pedestal sink and install a new one as well.

Customer had a leaking shower drain. The old one was in rough shape so we recommended replacing. Customer approved. We removed old shower drain and installed new. Reconnected to existing drain in garage ceiling. Tested for leaks and proper function. No issues when we left.

Homeowner called us out due to hose bib not shutting off. The homeowner tried to shut off the hose bib at the handle and at the gate valve shut off inside, but that did not work . The water pressure of the home was also high with a reading of 75 psi. Replaced PRV and main shut off, as well as hose bib by carport. Tested and checked for leaks. The pressure to the home was set to 65 psi.

Install new outlet on existing circuit. Replace bedroom outlet.

New outlet on existing circuit

Installed a new outlet location on the counter top for the mini fridge

Expanding a single gang outlet box to 2g outlet box

Returned to install 50 gallon natural gas. Water heater in the garage and directly behind the water heater, a new p. Rv emergency shutoff, valve and winterization ball valve for the hose bib. Remove old water heater and prv, installed new emergency shutoff, prv, and uh, shut off out for the hose bib and then install the new water heater. This included a drain pan with a drain that goes to the floor of the garage, a thermal expansion tank, strapped to the wall, a new ball valve, and new gas whip, and up shut off valve. Turned the water back onto the home and slowly primed all of the air out of the heater and lines. And then checked for any sediment buildup. Turn to the water heater on and allowed forty five minutes for it to heat up. There are no issues at this time.Thank you for choosing and trusting t e with your plumbing needs

Troubleshoot lights not working

Shower toe drain was leaking. Replaced drain coming down along with visible cpvc glue joints on pvc material. Tested and checked for leaks. Let homeowner know about other possible improperly glue joints around home.

Customer had a leak coming from upstairs master bathroom into downstairs living room area. Opened up the drywall and ran the water and could not recreate a leak. Water is likely coming from the shower pan not being sealed properly. Water does not drain the way it should and likely has a clog. Recommended our drain department to come out.

Homeowner called about a water heater that was not working. I informed homeowner about all the code violations on the water heater, and the homeowner decided to install a new 6yr warranty water heater.

Tech was out for water in floor where system is located. Tech checked system and the following tech has came a crossed. Furnace is not in operating condition. When turning on furnace flames blew back indicating there is a crack. Tech looked for crack but due to heavy rust and debris tech was unable to find. Blower wheel impacted this one need to be cleaned. Evaporator coils are rusted. Drain line to system is ran under the crawlspace. Water is dumping under the crawlspace that customer just had encapsulated. Would need to run a new drain line. Outdoor condenser coils are smashed in condenser is unable to breathe and operate properly. There is no disconnect to turn off the system to check any other components. Tech put on gauges and seen that the system is low on refrigerant. System is R 22 there is no repairs that can be made to the system. Spoke with customer about replacement. Customer has declined replacement at this time. Only charge today was for service call.

Leak at meter. Found pvc to be cracked. Likely do to age of water lines. Repaired section of pvc. Installed pex. Checked and tested for leaks.

Performed an inspection on the upstairs HVAC system. Tested cooling and heating from the thermostat. Measured the refrigerant pressures and electrical component readings. Inspected the safety and cleanliness of the system. Checked the air filter. Reported findings to the customer. Got the customer scheduled to receive a quote for replacing the upstairs furnace and remedying some install issues from today 2-5.

Adjust camera to stairs

Troubleshoot

Replace leaking evaporator coil that’s under warranty and cleaned condenser unit

Came out to check system that had taken all day to cool down last week went very hot. Found that the tenant had turned the AC off in the evenings and did not turn back on till late morning. Changed filter checked refrigerant pressures system is working fine. Service call

Relit the water heater. Now it’s currently functioning properly. NO WARRANTIES. Had them remove the cover on the vent feeding fresh air into the utility closet.

Troubleshoot

Homeowners pressure regulator was at 100 psi so I replaced it with a new regulator set it to 65 psi and replaced the main shut off and hose bib shut off. I replaced the customer supplied kitchen faucet. I did a minor toilet rebuild and replaced the fill valve, flapper, and supply line due to old ones leaking. I performed a troubleshoot on the master bath faucet on the hot side and cleared out the debris and tested it now it has working pressure. Tested everything and checked for leaks.

Setup HomeCare 2 plan today. Completed first visit. Heat exchanger is cracked and evap coil is restricted on upstairs system. Main floor has a shrub growing inside