College Park, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

12 Year Warranty

Customer called us out for a clog in the left stall of the women’s restroom. On arrival I tested the toilet and it immediately backed up. I recommended attempting to clear the toilet with a closet auger. Customer agreed. I ran the auger successfully clearing the blockage and retrieving wipes. I then cleaned and tested the toilet throughly.

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Customer called us out for a clog in the men’s urinal. I inspected the toilet and it was draining on the slower side. They also had a running toilet in the first stall of the women’s bathroom. I recommended clearing the urinal with an auger and replacing the gasket on the toilets flush valve. Customer agreed. I ran the auger down with signs of breaking up the uric acid. I then tested it and it was better but slow flushing. I checked the building pressure for a few minutes and they had a range of 25psi - 55psi which might be contributing to the issue. I increased the water amount on the toilet and it was flushing well. I then removed the gasket on the women’s bathroom toilet and replaced it with a new one. I also adjusted the height of the water. I recommended a screen for the urinal.

Replace regular sconce lights at stair way

Completed spring system check. Main floor system is a Payne 80% gas furnace and Goodman heat pump. Furnace is 28 years old and AC is 10 years old. Changed 16x25x1 filter, blower wheel was dirty, blower capacitor tested within range. Poured drain cleaner in condensate pump and added drain tablets. Tested condensate pump. Upon inspection of the outdoor unit found the condenser coils were clogged, capacitor and contactor tested within range. Refrigerant pressures were fine. When turning outdoor unit back on after checking electrical components, found that the breaker disconnect had failed and customer agreed to replace. After replacing breaker disconnect system came back on properly. Second floor system is a RADCO air handler and heat pump, system is 28 years old, R22 refrigerant. Changed 14x20x1 filter. Found that the evaporator coil was freezing. The drainline is not properly elevated. When presenting options to customer, she only wanted to replace failed breaker, customer only wanted

Performed $59 special spring system check on two systems, started on upstairs unit first, checked Tatar, cycled to ac mode, replaced filter, inspected furnace, heavily rusted around inducer, heat exchanger rusted as well, blower motor over amping, blower wheel heavily impacted, recommend replacing blower as well as cleaning blower wheel, recommend wet switch to prevent water damage to ceiling, recommend updating drain line due to it runs flat across floor which will cause draining issues, flu vent is single wall, needs to be updated to double wall flu, inspected outdoor unit, condenser coil impacted, recommend chemical cleaning, checked capacitor, contractor, amp draws, compressor is over amping, recommend hard start kit, upon checking pressures found unit low on r410, spoke with customer he stated he has added refrigerant before, gave option for leak search, went over all options for repairs, customer declined, highly recommend install supervisor due to age and cost of repairs Next

Removed pedestal sink and cut small hole in tile wall to cap off hot/ cold water lines and drain, disconnected and capped off water/ drain lines for lavatory sink in vanity so the remodel contractor can remove the vanity today. Returning Monday to replace/ install 2nd lavatory drain/ water lines, replace waste & overflow and shower valve.

Called out for leak coming from pex piping on water heater gave estimate for repair, new prv, install customer supplied bathroom faucet and change out garbage disposal. Customer agreed. We cut out all pex pipe on the water heater and installed copper pipe new ball valve and expansion tank. We the cut out old prv and gate valve for main shut off and installed new prv and ball valve. Then we removed and installed customer supplied bathroom faucet in the downstairs bathroom along with 2 angle stops. Then we remove and replaced the garbage disposal in the kitchen as a courtesy. Tested everything with no leaks and working properly at this time.

As we arrived today Timothy explained he had lost power a couple of days ago to his living room and kitchen area. After performing a troubleshoot, we found that a switch in the living room that was replaced less than the year ago was defective once it was replaced to power was restored in the affected areas. While we were here we also found the screws, holding the service mast up on the meterbase were pulling out of the wall if not, totally gone. The screws that were in there were only an inch long, barely long enough to reach the wood behind the siding. We put new 3 inch long screws on the straps to lock it in securely. We also talked today about upgrading the service on the house to a 200 amp and installing a new dedicated 20 amp receptacle below the electrical panel. I’m attaching both of those estimates to the email. It was great meeting you today, Timothy! If you have any questions about the estimates or need anything else in the future, please feel free to give me a call anytim