Braselton GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Performed 1 system diagnostic for whole home. Unit is zoned. Zone board failed, upstairs thermostat is also failed, zone damper hot, blower motor drawing high amps, dirty blower wheel, growth in the air handler , no flood protection. Due to age of unit and cost of repairs would recommend adding IAQ replacement of full system. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Provided a bottle of endure

Perform lighting damage inspection and repairs

For this job, I worked on a troubleshoot for a light that was not hung properly. Come to find out it was just missing a screw and had a loose.

Receptacles

Customer had vibration noises out at the meter. Cut out pressure reducing valve in front yard in front of meter. Customer had a pressure reducing valve installed in her house by home warranty company. All work was tested and documented with pictures.

Install 3 new Kohler Kingston toilet / 3 new angle stop/ 2 flange repair

Rework low voltage lighting on right side of home and previous work in home.

Diagnosed issue with kitchen outlets Replaced broken GFCI in kitchen LED bypass on fluorescent kitchen light

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Completed systems inspection on 7 units tgl is scheduled to quote for main system full,master bedroom furnace,launch room ac and coil and upstairs #2 ac and coil Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Troubleshoot outlet in master bedroom

Troubleshoot doorbell transformer buzzing and improper voltage to ring doorbell. While troubleshooting I noticed that the Tesla wall charger was on a 60 amp breaker and it hat romex rated at 55 amps feeding it. It is recommended to either use #6 SEU cable or #4 Romex for proper wire rating. The only alternative to not using the proper wire is to replace the 60 amp breaker with a 50 amp breaker and change the settings on the Tesla app so that it charges at a lower amperage and a slower speed. We have given quotes to correct these issues. The homeowner stated it should still be under warranty. As for the doorbell we replaced the 10-16va transformer with a 24-30 va transformer and added the voltage stabilizer that wasn’t installed with the original installation. We also re installed the existing chime. Everything tested and working properly.

Upon arrival I spoke with a customer about an experience they had with an electrical event during the recent storms where the lights were dimming and brightening, as well as multiple lights that went out. In addition to this, the smoke and carbon alarm system has been nuisance tripping. After agreeing to the diagnostics, I started by inspecting the panel, checking all of the connections to make sure they were tight, inspecting the protector, inspecting all of the breakers, as well as searching for any irregularities inside of the panel. A surge protection device is installed on this home. It was installed inside the main panel. From my understanding this home was built after 2020 and should be designed to current code. The surge protector installed is of a contractor grade. Although it is a type two in meets minimum requirements, it is not of a grade that I would recommend to a customer. Attached should be photos of the current search protector, the surge protector we offer, as well as

Performed free quality check. Homecare member that we have done repairs for was having some cooling issues during thunder storm and wanted unit checked. Found no system was operating upon arrival. The refrigerant pressures were good. All components were operating; except I did find a capacitor that was outside of the manufacturer’s specifications. After getting homeowners approval; I replaced the capacitor and verified that the hvac system was operating at the end of service call.

Homeowner had us out today because his main floor system isn’t cooling. Upon arrival we noticed that the main floor system is running isn’t blowing any cool air. We noticed that there is a furnace that is from 2005 that also has a problem in heating. We checked the outdoor unit and seen that the system was locked out. We noticed that the power to the unit was tripped. We checked electrical and found that capacitor was reading low at 42.8 and the starting amps for compressor was high at 125. Condenser coil also dirty. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Troubleshoot Basement without power

AC coil replacement

Upstairs system is not cooling due to the condensate drain being clogged. Added wet switch and ss1 to system. Cleared condensate drain and cleaned the blower wheel. Recommend adding uv light to system to help keep the system clean and to improve indoor air quality.

Troubleshoot for office power

Replaced 4 lights with chandeliers

Install ceiling fans and troubleshoot outlets

Installed new hose bib on left side of home also installed new expansion tank mounted to the wall. All work was tested and documented with pictures.

Demo all existing power drops specified by renter/customer

Install wall charger for Tesla, run new 60 amp wire from panel to garage across door (far wall)

Finished Cat6 installation from previous week