Ball Ground GA Electrical Service And Repairs

For this job we installed a new 30 space QO sub panel in the basement next to the main panel. The new sub-panel is a 100 amp panel. We also replaced the old Sycom surge protector that we had previously installed in the main panel and added a surge protector to the sub panel as well. We installed a dual function breaker for the future outdoor circuit to be ran from the new sub panel.

No heat. Recently replaced low pressure sensor was working fine, filter was clogged causing system to go off on high pressure lockout. Took filter out and system ran fine, customer stated he would get new filter tonight. Gave quotes for increasing airflow, cleaning coil, and adding flood protection.

Came back out to install Prv back in the ground with a meter box and some pea gravel. Due to bad pressure and a leak at the meter. Tested for leaks no leaks at this time Thanks for choosing TE CERTIFIED

26Kw Generac Install

Replaced pop up assembly while talking customer mentioned his pressure was low and he told me his Prv was at the meter when we got to the meter we found a leak so I sold the job to put in a new Prv and repair the water line and add a box with gravel

Arrived on site and customer stated that the drain tech was on site earlier to clear the line at the kitchen sink. Customer stated the drain tech had trouble snaking the line because of a T fitting. I informed the customer to make the drain repair, I would first have to cut the back of the cabinet in order to quote the repair , which customer agreed. Once I exposed the drains, I provided an additional quote, and customer agreed on the additional quote to make the repair. As I begin repairing the drain, I noticed the water was still holding where I made my cut. I informed the customer that the line was still holding, and the drain tech would need to come back out and clear the line. Customer decided to have the drain tech come out while the line was exposed and have them snake it clear before I finished the repair. I got with dispatch and had them schedule a drain tech to come back out tomorrow between 11 and 2, and I will come out tomorrow between 2 to 5 to finish the drain connecti

I came out today to look at terminating and testing some Cat 6 wires for the homeowner. The areas where the Great room, and the second floor. The great room had a short in the wire so nothing can be done but pull a new wire if needed. Upstairs I re-made some taps for the balcony and re tested which passed. I also found the wire from the basement to upstairs that gives signal and plugged it in. The customer opted out to check the panels.

Customer complained of a sour/sewage smell from basement bathroom and utility area connected to it. The old lid was its gasket, and excess concrete was also keeping the lid from making a tight seal, leading to a sewage smell. We removed excess concrete, disconnected pump and removed the lid. We noticed an excessive amount of gravel in the ejector pump’s lid pit, which likely entered the pit during construction of the home. We gave an option to replace the pump with a high quality, liberty pump since we already had everything disconnected. The customer declined to have the pump replaced at this time. We added a high water alarm, replaced the lid, and reconnected the pump. We ran water until the pump cycled 8 times to ensure proper function. We then unplugged the pump and let water run to test the high water alarm. The high water alarm worked as intended. We then plugged the pump back in and ran water until the pump cycled two more times as a final test. Thank you!

-Tripping Breaker- At the service disconnect located on the right side of the house has two AC breakers along with 2pole 60 amp breaker that feeds the pool pump panel within the fence. The customer stated that he has been having issues with the two pole 25 amp GFCI breaker tripping. He also stated to me that he has noticed it’s been tripping more frequently. I performed a ground fault current test on the equipment, grounding conductors along with the equal potential bonding conductor for the pool and was getting abnormally high milliamps of current on the equipment grounds. Both the heater and the pump are tied onto the same contactor inside of the pool pump panel and they are both being fed off the two pole 25 amp GFCI breaker. As I started separating these units and watching my meter, it was determined that the issue was coming from the water heater due to the mA being high after turning on the unit and when turned on everything would appear normal on the screen the an error would f

Customer called about a leak in a water pipe inside the wall. She accidentally hit the pipe while trying to hang a mirror. Cut open drywall and removed section of pipe with pinhole in it. Secured newly repair section of pipe with pipe clamp and pressurized system. Everything is working as it should at this time Provided estimate for replacing kitchen and upstairs lavatory faucet with customer supplied faucets. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

Did toilet rebuild on existing kohler toilet. After install of new parts I turned the water back on to the toilet and tested for leaks and proper function. Everything is working fine as of right now. Thank you for choosing te certified

Came out to flush Halo ultimate after 48 hour soak. Flushed system for 2 hours and then reintroduced water to the system. Ran water at every fixture in the home for 2 to 3 minutes. No carbon particles are present. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

Call out to complete sold work for a whole home water filtration system. Started work by shutting off water to the home and draining down the system. Once the system was drained, began by cutting out section of copper in order to install whole home filtration system. Installed a bypass for the whole home filtration system. Also installed a bypass for the post filter for the whole home filtration system. Once all work was complete pressurize system slowly to the whole home filtration system in order to primed the filtration system tank for a 48 hours soak before introducing into the home. Tested all work for leaks. No leaks. Return visit is needed next Monday to finalize the system and introduce filtered water into the home. Water was re-introduced to the home through the bypass system, and all air was bled out of the system. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

We replaced the exhaust fan motors and covers all throughout home. This occurred in the upstairs bathrooms, master bathroom toilet room, main floor bathrooms, and basement bathroom. We upgraded the exhaust fan in the master bathroom by the shower. We installed a new Panasonic bath fan. We set the CFM setting to 80 cfms. This is the middle setting. We fixed ducting issues with all existing bath fans upstairs. We installed 4” to 3” reducers and taped the ducting so that it is properly sealed. We straightened the arms on the foyer chandelier. We also straightened out the sconce lights above the garage doors. We applied caulking to ensure water can not get behind the light fixtures. We also replaced three faulty bulbs in the home. These were covered under the warranty. We also discussed installing a bigger sub panel for future basement circuits.

Called out to address a disconnected PVC pipe in the attic. Found that the vent 45 was disconnected because it was never glued. Give the homeowner an estimate to fix this problem. Homeowner approved and work with started. All old PVC connections were cut out and installed with new PVC fittings. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

Replace sediment filter

Troubleshoot and Whole Room Redevice

Today we came out for the only system not heating 2022 rheem heat pump split 3 ton. Client just installed Honeywell thermostat during the summer. Went through install instructions found thermostat set up for gas furnace instead of heat pump. Changed to heat pump and energized o in heating. Left all equipment operational and scheduled install supervisor to give options on installing mini split in garage

Arrived on site to install a PRV on a tiny home down the hill from the home as well as replace the failed shower cartridge in the bathroom. I went ahead and removed and replaced the new shower cartridge and then began working on digging out and exposing the three-quarter line coming into a tiny home in order to put on a PRV once PRV was set before entering your home. I went ahead and adjusted the pressure to 65 psi. Once connections were secured I went ahead up and up the water to ensure no issues. Cartridge has been replaced and tiny home now has a PRV installed and set to 65 PSI.

We came back out to finish the trim in the basement in the new finished area. We supplied and installed receptacles, switches and plates where needed along with installing the customer supplied sconce light in the bathroom (90” from the floor and center of the sink per customers request) along with the fan motor and cover. We installed the customer supplied pool table light on the new box located in the main area of the basement (the pool table light is switched with all the overhead lights per customers request). After completing the trim I went around and tested all the receptacles and lights to ensure everything is working. I prewired in a dedicated circuit for the fridge, dishwasher and counter top receptacles and left a loop in the receptacles due to not knowing where the devices will end up over the counter and with the stones that are going to be installed. Someone made a mistake in the locating of the wiring and now the receptacle on the left hand side (which was for dishwashe

Customer called about a toilet clog on the main level at the front door. We tested with water to see if there was any clog in the main. The clog was just in the toilet. We checked out the water heater everything seems to be in order, however it has not been serviced since 2023. We checked the water pressure, which is about 35 psi. We then ran the closet auger and cleared the blockage. We tested the toilet multiple times and cleaned up to finish the work.

Today I performed a troubleshoot and completed necessary repairs

For this job, I replaced a gfci outlet and lampposts

Installed new drain for system in attic. Capped off old drain. Removed and replaced dual capacitor, run capacitor, contacter and both line set insulation outside. Cleaned condenser coil. Installed locking caps. Checked operations.

Performed troubleshoot on lamp post not working