Dahlonega, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Troubleshoot electrical issue. ISSUE: lights flickering throughout house LOCATION: throughout house FINDINGS:upon arrival the issue had stopped occurring. During our troubleshoot we tested for a lost leg of power/neutral by turning off all 240v breakers and running a heavy 120v load of a heat gun. There were no fluctuations of power on either leg when doing so. Upon further investigation I noticed all of the plastic around one lug in the main panel had been melted. I also noticed a splice in the meter can from the power company. I was here for over an hour and was unable to recreate the issue no matter what I tried. With everything I gathered, my thoughts would be there was a loose connection on that one lug that was causing the flickering of lights. And after the 12 hours the issue was occurring, with the heat generated/arc occurring from the loose connection, the wire has become welded to the lug RESOLUTION:without being able to recreate the issue, there was no immediate fix. I info

Starter replacement on Generac 22kw standby generator

For this job we installed three customer supplied wooden light fixtures in the sitting area, foyer, and the stairwell. We also installed a dedicated 20 amp circuit in the garage for a work bench outlet for battery chargers. Installed the circuit on a GFCI breaker. We also installed a dedicated 60 amp circuit for a tesla wall connector installed to the right of the main panel. Everything is functioning properly.

Replaced defective GFCI outlet below main panel in basement.

Conducted electrical troubleshoot and replaced (2) GFCI outlets.

Troubleshoot outlets and lights not working properly

Upon arrival, customer notified me that he would like to have his double tap breaker issue fixed at the electrical panel. Customer would also like to have ethernet lines dropped into various rooms. One of the rooms is his upstairs office. One of the other rooms is the downstairs bedroom where his daughter studies for school. The other room is going to be the utility room where the electrical panel is located. Customer is interested in having a patch panel install installed. Customer also has electric electrical panel filled to maximum capacity. It is my recommendation to install a subpanel to accommodate for additional circuits in the future and existing circuits. Customer would also like to have an estimate for whole home surge protection. Add outlet in office off existing outlet

For this job I replaced the union from where the water heater ties into the water supply. The old one was cracked and spraying water. Turned water back on and no leaks appeared. Tested everything and left work area clean. I also ran TMP discharge line to the outside.

For this job customers disposal was tripping the breaker. After inspection of the breaker, circuit, and switch box I determined that there is something wrong with the disposal. I went ahead and installed a new GFCI breaker in the main panel as the original breaker had been tripping repeatedly for some time. Also installed three pendant lights above the bar and one light above the dining room table.

Main floor system is dual fuel. The system primary source of heating and cooling is coming from the outdoor heat pump. The furnace is used for emergency heat purposes and I believe the fuel source hear is LP. The downstairs usually doesn’t have a hard time to heat or cool so a heat pump is perfectly sufficient for the needs of the home. After completing inspection of system is question I did not find anything wrong issues with refrigerant levels, airflow or temperature deltas that are improper. The heating temperature difference was over 30 and the cooling delta was just a bit below 20. The refrigerant levels and readings are in manufacturers specifications for current ambient temperatures. The tested electronic components and tested condensation drain. At this time systems are working as designed. I do recommend having normal annual maintenance with TE homecare. The systems are right about 8 yrs old.