Dallas GA Electrical Service And Repairs

This option is to run gen inlet next to dog house customer built for generator. It will be about 20ft of pipe plus circuit, we will also seperate lighting in basement with pico remotes.

Customer called us out for a clog in the master bathroom grouping. On arrival the tank had been removed from the toilet. The bowl was disconnected but customer stated it had leaked when he tried to remove it. I remove the toilet since the water had drained then I tested the line by running the shower and sinks. After 15 minutes I checked the clean out outside and the water was running well. I gave the customer an estimate to reinstall the toilet and they agreed. I reconnected the tank and bowl, reset the toilet with new closet bolts, china caps, supply line and wax ring. Tested toilet for leaks and function. Cleaned up throughly.

Ran new gas line for dryer. Install new expansion tank. Install new copper piping strap existing expansion tank. Service tankless unit.

Multiple cat6 wirings for new network for home and garage. Customer request all connections be female punch down jack. Customer will be installing his server rack for the main home and switch in garage. Customer will be installing his own access points at all locations throughout home. Tested all connections with 100% completion.

For this job, the customer called us out due to one of their smoke detectors beeping during the night. We discovered that all of the detectors were over ten years old. The customer decided to have us replace them so we replaced four smoke/carbons and six smoke detectors. Thank you for choosing TE Certified Electricians!

Today I came out to complete quoted repairs diagnosed by previous tech. I swapped out failing compressor, added new filter dryer, pulled vacuum down to 375 microns, added 7 lbs of 410 refrigerant and tested work. Initially adding a return duct was quoted. However, after talking with customer she would like for an install manager to come out to look at if the original duct work was installed correctly or if it needs to be redone. System is operating and cooling at time of departure. It was a pleasure to meet you today and I hope you have a great fall!

Performed a one system HVAC inspection for the sale of the home. Tested system in heat and cool modes and system is operating properly at this time. Evaporator and condenser coils are clean, 14x18x1 filter requires replacement and drain has been observed to be clear and draining at this time.

Met restoration on site for Evaluation, and cut out Sheetrock inside of 2nd story to confirm no additional leak.

For this call, homeowners had discovered a leak coming from basement ceilings. Upon inspection, we turned water back on for a moment to see where the leaks were coming from and found them in multiple locations. Homeowners also had noticeable old leak coming from the upper element on their hybrid water heater. Homeowners agreed to get it replaced as well while we were here. After installing heater and repairing all the leaks, we tested and all is working as it should at this time. Home pressure is set to 65 psi and expansion tank to 70 psi. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

Arrived at customers home and found water pouring from ceiling in basement. Upon further inspection it appears to be a sudden wax ring failure. Awaiting restoration of job site before more work can be performed.

Completed diagnosis and repairs to outlets

2021 Lennox System Arrived and customer was wanting to move thermostat from upstairs bedroom to the hallway. The reason for this was the downstairs front part of the house was never at the correct temperature. I inspected the system and found the system is zoned with 4 dampers. It is a zone first control panel and uses telephone style cables for the motors. The motor serving the front part of downstairs did not have a cable plugged into to. Customer is going to get a cable from the hardware store and install it himself. Once repairs are made, the thermostat should not have to be moved. Mentioned water safety devices were minimal and the customer decided install flood protection.

No Cool- 2018 Carrier System Arrived and found the system not cooling. Inspected outdoor and discovered the outdoor capacitor had failed. Inspected indoor unit and found no issues other than the unit not having adequate water safety devices to protect the home. Customer also mentioned the room above the garage is noticeably warmer than the other rooms. I replaced the capacitor and checked refrigerant pressures. Cleared drain and checked air temperatures. System is back operating. Left estimates to correct ductwork for bedroom above garage.

Customer called us out for a shower in the master bathroom backing up and leaking from the toilet. Customer is on septic but only one bathroom was affected. Toilet had not been used in a year. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the toilet pulled and a cable machine ran down the line. I removed the toilet and found that the flange was broken. Customer agreed to have this fixed as well. I ran the machine down the line successfully clearing the blockage. I then installed a flange repair and reset the toilet. While testing the toilet started to leak from the fill valve area. When water was shut off it did not leak. Customer is planning on replacing the toilet soon and did not want a new fill valve. Tested line throughly with other bathroom fixtures and cleaned up. Could not test water due to broken line to hose bib.

Cat6A in attic to new server room. Keystone and wall jack in walls and ceiling.

Upon arrival we met with the customer who stated that while using the upstairs shower the downstairs toilet overflowed from the bowl. During the inspection we opened the clean-out to see a small amount of water and flushed the toilet. Water filled the clean-out and then lowered. Customer stated the last time they had the septic tank pumped was approximately 10 years ago. We informed the customer that they would need a septic company to flush the tank. Advised the customer that septic tanks are recommended to be flushed every 3-5years. No further work was needed.

Arrived on site for a system inspection. Clients moved in recently and when mowing they hit something near the AC and wanted to check to ensure it wasn’t damaged at all. The home has a 2025 Ac and a 2021 Rheem furnace. We tested the system and its would run in heating and cooling without error or faults. The AC uses an A2L flammable refrigerant but the evaporator doesn’t have the A2L mitigation sensor in the system for safety. These are always necessary for flammable refrigerants. We also found the system with 2 filters, a plastic bag pulled into the blower wheel and duct work is extremely dirty. we corrected those things and pressures looked a lot better but superheat was still elevated and it’s displaying signs of low charge. We do recommend some cleanings and recommended Homecare. Collected service call fee and ensured the system was fully operational upon departure.

Arrived on site to completed sold work. We are replacing a 6” supply duct that serves the master bathroom. We also agreed to support the adjacent duct that is hanging in some spots. We began by gathering materials and heading to the site. We removed the exciting 6” duct that was cut and damaged, we then used mastic to seal the new duct to the supply boot. We taped, mastic and used a panduit strap to seal the connections on both sides, from the boot to the collar at the trunk run in the garage. We documented the process and ensured all ducting was properly strapped, supported and sealed. Payment collected via credit card. Call complete.

Replaced failed PRV in basement. Set pressure throughout the home to 55 PSI. Replaced failed expansion tank in basement and brought unit up to current code requirements. All work completed was thoroughly checked for any leaks and proper functionality. Work area was thoroughly cleaned up, walk-through was completed with the customer and technician departed the job site after successfully collecting payment. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a mainline clog. The shower tub and toilet was backed up upon arrival. I also gave recommend having the angle stop replaced it was leaking water while completely shut off. I received approval to begin work and got started. I ran my cable and was able to successfully clear the blockage. I also swapped out the old angle stop with a new quarter turn compression angle stop. I set a lead for a service plumber to come out for prv estimate as well as the leak on the closet bend. The bathroom is now draining fine at this time. I did a super cleanup as well and the homeowner is satisfied with the work completed.

Installed new smoke and carbon monoxide detectors per current code and removed the electrical for the carport in preparation for it being removed

For this job, I completed a troubleshoot for issues throughout the home. I replaced a GFCI in the garage and completed a ballast bypass in the garage. Thank you for choosing TE Certified Electricians!

Today we came out to install a ceiling fan in the primary bedroom on a 15ft vaulted ceiling

For this call, homeowner had a pinhole leak on their red uponor pex line above their bathroom. We gave homeowner options to fix this issue along with the high pressure in the home and a bad expansion tank. Homeowner agreed to do the replacements and the leak repair. After replacing everything, we tested our work for leaks and all is good at this time. We also left the recirculation pump off so not to further cause friction on the water lines to help avoid more pinhole leaks. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

We will replace the shower light with a fan light combo We will add a whole home surge protector