Austell GA Electrical Service And Repairs

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.

Replaced washer box. Removed a small piece of Sheetrock to gain access to piping. Installed washer box with hammer arresters and new supply lines.

Installed gfci outlet for washing machine.

Gfci outlet install

Arrived on site to perform a full system inspection on a 2 year old carrier AC with ongoing issues. Since it’s been installed clients have lamented the fact it’s low on refrigerant year after year. The installation company (new build) had replaced multiple compromised and has chased their tail with finding the leaks. We checked the entire system in heat and cooling and found the same issue, low charge. Along with that, we found the outdoor coils very dirty and the drain line not connected fully. We found leaks at the outdoor service valve and sachrader cores were leaking. We quoted all repairs and client will reach up to the builder one last time but if they get the runaround he’s going to call us back to get on our Homecare plan and to tackle repairs. He thanked us for coming out and I emailed him photos and updated estimates.

Customer had a coller one piece toilet and the main level powder room that was not flushing appropriately with a flush tower inside the tank. The handle was not working appropriately and not allowing the flush tower to be pulled up all the way and causing for a weak flush. I replaced the handle with a universal and tested good. Had the customer tested as well, and they were pleased. As wellThe pressure regulating valve was having an issue with recovery. The sitting p s I was at sixty two.However, with the kitchen faucet running, it would drop almost ten pounds. Customer agreed to have the pressure regulating valve replaced like for like. Drained the house down and uninstalled old p.R v then reinstalled, a new one I slowly turned the pressure back onto the house and primed, all of the air out of the fresh water lines. Checked and tested the pressure and turned it up until it was at sixty two p.S I. We then tested the pressure at the exact same fixtures to see how much it dropped, which

Customer called about a hall toilet back up toilet was already removed and floor was covered in water on arrival. I inspected the basement water seeped through floor, there was water on the floor in basement. Assessed the issue it was a clog in her main drain line. Ran 400 machine through hall bathroom toilet drain and cleared blockage. I tested the drainage by running water through the tub, no sign of back up. I cleaned the remaining water from the floor. Did not reset toilet as a drain supervisor is coming to camera line. Water pressure was 50 psi and water heater was 14 yers old.

Sun room was without power when I arrived I pulled the circuit apart and found that the sub panel breaker was in the off position. Everything on the circuit appeared to be in good shape beside the fan not being supported correctly. I turned the breaker on and it held and everything is working.

Completed one system maintenance verified and changed filters. Cleared drain line with 2 gallons of drain cleaning. While maintaining system tech spoke with customer about concerns that was noticed no safety on drain lines no wet switch in drain no DAT sensor in supply plenum no bypass. Condenser dirty capacitor failing and low on Freon. Spoke with customer about repairs that needed to be done customer went with option 3C. Tested all repairs that were made at this time system is operating.

Customer called us out for a toilet making rattling noises. I inspected the toilet and found that the fill valve was the cause of the noises. I recommended replacing the fill valve or the toilet due to being 22 years old. Customer choose to replace the fill valve today. Customers water heater was 8 years old and the pressure to the house was 57 psi. I removed the supply line and the fill valve and installed new of both. Cleaned up and tested the new equipment throughly. The customer was very happy.

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.