Ball Ground GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Add new outlet in closet

Install new 12,000 BTU Daikin mini split in bonus room above the garage New pad for mini split New line hide & Line set New electrical, whip and disconnect New drain line Two years parts & labor 12 years parts

Add circuit for mini split

Customer called us out to replace the toilet in the master bathroom. On arrival the customer showed me the old toilet and the toilet they just purchased. I checked to make sure it would fit and gave them an estimate. They agreed. I removed the old toilet and found that the floor was uneven. When I set the new toilet I added some shims for stability. I installed the toilet and disposed of the old one. Cleaned up and tested the toilet.

Diagnosed ceiling fan issue

Replaced kitchen light

Arrived on site and customer stated the expansion tank was leaking. There was a small pin hole leak coming from the tank . I offered to replace both units as they were pushing 10 yrs old. Customer decided on replacing and installing expansion tanks for the heaters. I replaced the leaking expansion tank and added an additional expansion tank on the unit below . As one tank was supplying both units. I also found the T&p had a small drip to it, so I replaced the valve as well. Once heaters was put back together , I flipped the breaker back on and had the customer run hot water through the house to purge the air out of the lines.

No cool whole home. Found 2023 Lennox 3 ton air handler heat pump in high pressure lockout. Customer stated this happens every year and has since we bought the home. Verified refrigerant pressures were good standing, homes switches. All checked out. Reset power to unit clearing lockout and allowing system to run. Upon running noticed system hit high pressure safety and switch did not properly reset once pressure came down to acceptable range causing defrost board to lockout. Checked filter and air flow. Filter clean static good and all dampers open besides bypass. Verified evaporation coil clean outdoor coil clean. Checked system in cooling to verify overcharging in cooling as well. In cooling refrigerant pressures were close to manufacture specs but on the high side. Verified blower speeds and zoning configuration to be proper. We replaced the compressor in march of this year and recharged the system. Recovered refrigerant to bring levels to the low end of tolerances. Th

I performed a two system home care maintenance on 2024 TE installed Goodman AC and furnace. Due to weather being below 70° I was only able to test in heat mode. I did check electrical components for both AC system. I treated the drain line, cleaned out condensation pump, put pan-treat tablets in condensation pump, pour 2 gallons of water and made sure water came outside. I cleaned out a flame sensor, main system blower wheel is dirty and needs to be clean. I replaced a 20x25x1 and a AprilAire 413 filter. both systems are lacking UV protection. Everything else in both system is in excellent condition and within manufacture specification, Thank you again for using TE certified.

Replaced condensation pump and insulated drain line. Replace boot and ran 40 ft of 6” duct flex. Sealed any leaks with mastic. Repaired ducts that was damaged. Tested system in heat and cool mode. Tested pump with 2 gallons of water and made sure it came out on the outside.

Install AFCI protection and restoration of an existing electrical panel

Call Chris visit we installed to dedicated Internet runs to both of the home offices

Customer has a leaking diver valve on for the bidet in master bathroom.

Arrived on site and customer was experiencing water coming down into the basement up above was a laundry room and I informed customer cutting open the drywall above the drain in order to find the leak. When I was able to cut up in the wall, I found a drain line that was tied to the laundry room and found small nails piercing a 3 inch drain line. I provided customer options to go ahead and cut out the damage drain, which was the cause for the leak going down into the basement. Customer approved me to go ahead and cut out drain and make repair. Once strain was completed. I ran a cycle to the laundry to ensure drain was properly intact.

For this job, customer’s kitchen faucet had no hot water. After some investigating, discovered it was the brand new faucet the contractor installed. Also, the stop on the hot side would not shut off completely. I removed and replaced the kitchen faucet and replaced the stop on the hot side. Tested all work for leaks and function. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Replaced both lavatory faucets with new customer provided units. Replaced both pop-up sink drains, as well as master trap assemblies. Also, removed leaking water stop valves/supply lines and installed new hot and cold water stop valves for both vanity sinks. All work completed was thoroughly checked for any leaks and proper functionality. Water was restored to the home and air was removed from the system throughout multiple plumbing fixtures in the home. A walk-through was completed with the customer, work area was thoroughly cleaned up and technician departed the job site after successfully collecting payment. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!

Replace fan in office

Technician arrived on site and was shown a small water stain located on the kitchen ceiling. Technician investigated the bathroom located directly above. A small water stain was also found on the bottom of the right side lavatory sink cabinet. Water was ran from both lavatory sinks above for several minutes, with no obvious leak found during investigation. Sheet rock in ceiling was then cut open and waterline was found directly below the right side vanity cabinet. Leak was found to be coming from integrated supply line on the hot side of the lavatory faucet. Remediation company was on site during leak search. Bottom of the vanity cabinet will be removed today. Customer will be purchasing two new faucets over the weekend. Technician will return the following Monday to replace both faucets, all four supply lines, all four water stop valves and both drain assemblies. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!

No cool on upstairs system. Trane, heat pump, 2016, 3 zones without a bypass. System is very low on Freon and leaking in the evaporator coil. Also, blower motor is not working. Got power to the motor but it doesn’t work. Need to replace evaporator coil and blower motor, in order to do a full diagnostic. Other parts may have been affected, since system was working low on Freon and it could have been shorted the life of the compressor. Due to the age (10 years old) , conditions of the system and high repair cost, the best option would be to upgrade the system. New systems come with 10 years warranty and WiFi thermostat. Also, it’s a 3 zones system without a bypass, to relief the pressure when only one zone is calling. System works with 410a (Freon), that has been phased out this year and it’s hard to find parts for the system. Called supply house and the evaporator coil will have to be shipped from another state and will take approximately couple of weeks to get here. I set

Performed spring maintenance on 2 systems. Inspected filter, checked blower wheel for built up dirt/dust, cleaned flame sensor, cleared inducer port, tested hot surface igniter, took delta Ts, cleared drain line, tested safety switch, tested all electrical components, tightened all electrical connections, took running volts/amps, checked refrigerant pressures, and monitored systems operations. The drain line in main floor is not draining properly and system is 90% Dirty condenser coils Cleaned both condenser coils

On the upper back porch I removed the device and flip cover and installed a new box extension to allow a piece of conduit to penetrate down under the porch to physically protect the wire. At the same location I supplied and installed a TRWR GFCI receptacle along with a new bubble cover. This GFCI protected all wiring for the car port. I installed a new UF cable from the upper back porch GFCI to the car port utilizing liquid tight conduit. I installed straps and staples where required by code. Under the car port I installed (3) new location outlets and one new switch location. The outlets on the left side are primary for the security cameras and in the same location is the switch that controls the (2) new location flood lights. After installing I tested all equipment to ensure everything was working.

Removed reverse osmosis system from under kitchen sink and rebuilt drain for kitchen sink. Customer has aging electric water heater. Supplied quotes with multiple options for replacement. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

On today’s visit I met with the customer. The customer expressed an issue with a clogged toilet. I took a look and tested to make sure it wasn’t a mainline clog. I then put together estimates to perform work and received approval. I ran my auger into the toilet and pulled back an air freshener bottle. I removed the bottle from the toilet and gave it a flush. The toilet is now back to flushing properly. The customer is satisfied with the work completed.

Replace sediment filter

Arrived on site and customer stated he had a high water bill but could not identify the cause. I performed a troubleshoot to determine the cause of the leak by isolating the main valve to the house. I found the meter still moving even with the valve shut off, and determined there is a leak on the mainline. Waterline leak is not visible, and recommended installing a new waterline.