Cartersville, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Leak in same spot as previous repair. Technician dug up spot repair and found that leak was coming from shark bite fitting down the line. Removed fitting and installed new stainless steel permant fitting. Checked and tested for leaks.

Wire new circuit and plug for frizzer and a new circuit for microwave

Performed troubleshoot on breaker tripping

Isolate water to booster pump and disconnect. Cap water inlet and outlet then test for leaks. Successfully removed pump, capped water, and tested with no issues.

Replaced two Price Pfister shower cartridges. Replaced one lavatory faucet. Installed new supply lines on the faucet.

Customer had a galvanized compression coupling for the kitchen sink pop off resulting in a flood in the kitchen. Water was turned off to the home upon arrival. Today I cut the back wall under the sink to expose the water lines and cut into the copper lines for the sink, stubbed out new lines, and installed new compressions water stop valves. Hooked up kitchen faucet. After install I pressurized the system, bleed the air, and tested for leaks. Everything is good as of right now. Will be providing a whole house repipe quote.

1 System Maintenance Cycled system through both heat and cool from thermostat, changed the 14-25-1 filter, took temperature readings at indoor equipment, flushed drain line with mighty pump, checked and tightened all electrical connections, and tested all major components and motors. System is operating properly at this time with no issues or irregularities. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified, have a great day!

During our visit, the customer mentioned a gas leak was located by the local gas company. They also turned the gas off and locked the meter. The leak is located on a gas line that is coming out of the ground and into the side of the house. The black iron corroded and has began to leak. I located a shutoff valve for that gas line in the crawl space. After closing that valve, and all of the other gas appliances, a pressure test was done on the gas system. I pumped the lines up with 20 psi. After a couple of hours, the gauge never lost pressure. Considering the potential cost of the repair for the leak, the customer decided to eliminate the gas line. An estimate was created for us to return and remove the pressure gauge and reinstalled the gas line to the meter after inspection is completed.

During our visit, a new 50 gallon electric water heater was installed in the storage closet. A new expansion tank, ball valve, pan and leak alarm were also installed with the water heater. An anode warranty extension kit was added to extend the life of the manufacturer warranty to a total of 10 years. The main water line was rerouted up to the water heater area. This allows the customer to shut the water off without going into the crawl space. A new pressure reducing valve was also installed and relocated behind the water heater. Each fixture was ran to purge all air out of the water lines. These repairs were tested for leaks and functionality after completion. Thanks for choosing Te Certified!!

Homeowner had leak in front yard. Dug down to find shark bite fitting cracked and decayed. Removed shark bite and section of pex and installed stainless steel fittings and new pipe. Checked and tested for leaks. Back filled hole. Homeowner purged water lines. Found homeowner water heater to be 14 years old and past life expectancy. Discussed risk of water heater and recommend replacement.