College Park, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Out today to preform only system HVAC service call. Upon arrival, customer stated he was selling the home and the inspector had a few things that needed to be addressed. The main concerns were the flu pipe. The system was not sealed properly, causing major air leaks, There was no filter in the system but there is a filter in the system behind the grill that the inspector missed. The flue pipe that the inspector said was corroded. Inside of the attic was not corroded, but it did appear that previously there was a water leak that I currently do not see anymore and was rundown off of the flashing. At this time, there is no issues with the flu pipe. Customer approved option an immediate repair. At this time system is now currently sealed in the issue of the flue pipe that was not up the code at the furnace is corrected. Also, the water heater pipe is now corrected where it is currently going uphill. At this time system is working in both heat and cool.

We installed a picture frame tv and installed a pass through.

Today We Installed x3 Can Lights In The Upstairs Hallway, x4 Can Lights In The Master Bedroom, x2 Can Lights In The Master Closet, x9 Can Lights In The Kitchen, And x2 Light Fixtures In The Garage. We Also Installed x12 Customer Supplied Dimmer Switches And x8 Decora Switches Supplied By Us. We Will Return Next Week Wednesday 8-10 To Install All Light Fixtures And Complete Any Additional Work. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Customers A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me And Erfan By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Performing In The Field. Please Feel Free To Reach Out If You Have Any Questions. -Vinny

Replace service cable whip from meter to meter disconnect next to it from #1 to 2/0 cable. Install a Tesla Universal Charger fed out of disconnect panel to charger in carport.

Arrived on site after tenant reported that the toilet was constantly leaking. Upon inspection, found that the toilet had been rebuilt prior to arrival. Checked operation of the toilet and confirmed that the toilet was not actively running or leaking at this time. Inspected internal tank components and found that the chain length was excessive, which could interfere with proper flapper operation. Adjusted chain to allow proper function of flush assembly. During inspection, also observed that the toilet is continuously rocking when in use, indicating instability at the base. Due to the condition of the toilet and existing issues, recommended full toilet replacement to prevent future leaks, damage to the flange, or recurring operational problems. Advised that no warranty or responsibility can be provided on existing internal toilet components due to prior rebuild and pre-existing conditions. Pulled toilet located in half bathroom to further inspect cause of movement and condition of flan

Troubleshoot outage to master bedroom, master bathroom and hall bathroom.

Today We Demoed All Light Fixtures And Fans, Both Satellites, Outdoor Wiring, Low Voltage Camera Wiring, And Random Electrical Work Throughout The Home. We Also Provided Options To Install New Lighting And Switches Throughout Home. We Will Return Tuesday Next Week To Complete The New Lighting And Switches. We Also Set The Customer Up On A Two System HomeCare Plan. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Customers A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me And Erfan By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Performing In The Field. Please Feel Free To Reach Out If You Have Any Questions. -Vinny

YOUR NEW HVAC SYSTEM INSTALLATION INCLUDES: NEW EQUIPMENT: - New Furnace, AC Evaporator Coil, & AC Condenser - Digital, programmable thermostat REMOVAL & DISPOSAL: - Safe recovery and disposal of old refrigerant (EPA compliant) - Removal, disposal, and recycling of existing equipment PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION: - New outdoor support pad and electrical disconnect - New indoor support blocks and drain pan - New water safety switches with flood protection (if applicable) - New condensate pump (if applicable) - Adaptation to existing plenums, drain lines, and refrigerant lines - Connection of all electrical (high/low voltage) - New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace (if applicable) - Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wall flue pipe - Mastic seal equipment connections to ensure optimal efficiency SYSTEM SETUP & TESTING: - Flush, clean, and pressure-test refrigerant line set and pull vacuum to 500 Microns - Recharge system per manufa

Came out today due to the system not cooling properly. During diagnostic testing, we found the compressor was not operating consistently and the refrigerant pressures were extremely low, indicating the system is critically low on refrigerant due to a leak within the sealed system. We tested the compressor windings and found the readings to be balanced and within range at this time, indicating the compressor is not currently shorted or open internally. However, due to the extremely low refrigerant levels, the compressor is overheating and going into thermal overload protection to prevent internal damage. Continued operation in this condition can permanently damage the compressor. We also found that one of the Schrader valves was loose and actively leaking refrigerant, which may potentially be the primary source of the refrigerant loss. At this time, we recommend performing a complete refrigerant leak search to verify whether there are any additional leaks present within the system so

Arrived on site and met with the business owner regarding water pooling on the floor in the guest bathroom. Performed a full diagnostic inspection of the restroom plumbing system to determine the source of the leak. During testing, found multiple points of failure contributing to the issue, including a leaking angle stop, deteriorated supply line connections, and a drain line that had been installed with improper pitch due to the use of an incorrect fitting. The improper drain configuration was causing drainage issues and increasing the likelihood of future leaks. It was also discovered that the existing angle stops were compression-style fittings installed directly on CPVC piping, which had become compromised and were the primary cause of the active leaking. To further inspect the system, gained access to the ceiling area where the water heater and related drainage components are located. During inspection, observed that the hub drain did not contain standing water, indicating the ne