Dallas GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Replaced washing machine breaker

For this job, I completed an estimate for fixing issues in a building the customer is looking to rent.

I was called out to Renee’s house for a Homecare maintenance. Renee has lived here for about a year so we performed a thorough evaluation. During the evaluation we discovered the run capacitor failed its test, there isn’t any flood protection on the system, the wheel is very dirty, the blower motor is worn out/dirty, the heat exchanger is significantly rusted and corroded which may make it unsafe for heating before long, the plenums are duct board and are dirty, the furnace needs leveled to allow proper drainage, the condenser fan motor is worn out/leaked out it’s oil, the evaporator coil needs cleaned, the service valves on the ac are leaking R22 refrigerant, the ductwork is obsolete R6, and the filter can be upgraded so it has a longer life span and will improve the air quality as well. Some repairs aren’t possible due to the excessive rust or obsolete refrigerant. Due to the advanced age (2000), cost of potential repairs, and reliability going into the summer replacement is a viable

For this Job I came out and replaced a 10 year 50 gallon gas water heater that was leaking from the bottom. I replaced with new Rheem 6 year warranty gas water heater. Strapped expansion tank to wall and installed water heater pan. Tested and checked for leaks and conducted a super clean up.

No cool- Found system off on high pressure error code. Reset system and found outdoor fan not working due to failed capacitor. Contact is in need of replacement as well. Customer agreed to replace both. After replacement of parts I tested the cooling and zoning controls. I changed the filter, flushed the drain and checked refrigerant levels. System is working normal at this time.

Customers upstairs toilet flapperr chain had broken. House is only three years old. Customer agreed to our quote to replace the flapper only on the toilet. As a courtesy, I went through and tightened all of the toilet handles for the three toilets within the home.As well as replaced the flapper, and tested good. Thank you for choosing and trusting t e with your plumbing needs

Customer called us out because the upstairs office toilet was not filling with water. I checked the filling of the bowl and tank and everything seemed to be working well. Customer had another toilet that would randomly run on its ownin the main entryway. I checked the flapper and it was very warped. I recommended replacing it and the customer agreed. I replaced the flapper with a new one, adjusted the fill height and tested the toilet throughly. Everything was working well. Customer did not want water heater checked.

Customer called due to water leaking through the garage ceiling when the hose bib shut-off valve was turned on. After receiving approval to troubleshoot, cut open the garage ceiling and found a burst copper pipe feeding the hose bib. Repaired the first damaged section, then discovered a second burst section during testing. Informed homeowner and completed both repairs after approval. Tested system to confirm no further leaks and showed homeowner how to properly drain the hose bib line to prevent future issues. Also provided an estimate for water heater replacement due to the age of the unit.

Completed one system maintenance verified, and change filter clear drain lines checked all safety and components while maintaining the system. Disconnect to air handler is seized. No safety switches on air handler contactor on condenser is pitted , compressor is needing a hard start kit whip on outdoor unit is needing to be replaced. Spoke with customer about all repairs that need to be done. Customer agreed tech tested all repairs that was done at this time system is operating. Make all repairs necessary to restore the unit to full health and eliminate all other concerns.

We replaced the doorbell transformer

Performed leak search opening ceiling beneath master bathroom. Diagnosed a leak coming from the shower drain. Provided options for repair and also replacement. The homeowners moved forward with repair. Removed the drain and replaced the washer. Reinstalled the drain with putty. Tested for leaks, no leaks present at this time. Informed the homeowners that we will provide a limited warranty for the work. Also informed that we would explore the next steps of replacement if the issue continues. 30 day limited warranty

Met with customer and spoke with them regarding the issue they are experiencing. Customer has whole home backup and first noticed the issue roughly a month ago. Customer has been in and out of the home and using fixtures infrequently. But recently when they used fixtures upstairs it caused their toilets to gurgle as well as downstairs. Home was built in 2023 and is on concrete slab. There is a clean out outside where sewage came out of and the clean out is currently full. Clean out is only about 10-12’ from the septic tank lid. I recommended to the customer that they contact a septic company to remove the lid and pump the tank out as it is likely full. Customer will do so and a sewer supervisor will return to the home Friday to camera inspect the line after the tank is pumped to ensure there are no issues with the piping from the house to the tank.

Repaired damaged wire in kitchen wall. Added whole home surge protection.

Installed 40 gal water heater, replaced gas valve and 1/2 water valve to spicket.

Troubleshoot circuit 18 in panel, upon inspection we noticed that the neutral was loose on breaker, the breaker was damaged so we replaced it with a dual function 15 amp qo pigtail breaker

No cool on upstairs system. Found system not operating at all. Inspected breaker panel and safety switches and everything was in order. My diagnostic found a blown fuse in the air handler. I checked both contactors and low voltage wiring. I found one short on the high pressure switch wiring inside outdoor unit. I secured with zip ties and repaired with electrical tape. Checked refrigerant levels and amps. System ran for an hour with no issues. Recommend having outdoor unit cleaned. Unit for main floor is very noisy at startup. Notified customer.

Troubleshoot for microwave tripping circuit as well as oven not working. Oven appliance cord connections in oven burnt up. Tested and inspected oven outlet and everything looked good. Recommended leaving unplugged and get new oven. Then I tested the microwave circuit my megging, testing continuity, voltage and visually inspected outlet and everything looked good. Plugged in and ran multiple other appliances with no issue. Recommended getting a new microwave. Then we swapped out the microwave circuit breaker for a duel function breaker to gfci protect it since it is in the kitchen, demoed basement outlets, installed whole home surge protection and corrected and oversized breaker and wrong branded breaker as a courtesy.

Replaced existing ceiling fans in upstairs bedrooms and replaced existing outside flood light.

Replaced bedroom ceiling fans

Troubleshoot: Replaced the two faulty 3 way switches and the one faulty 4 way switch and swapped out the intermittently tripping arc fault for the bedroom by the office.

Troubleshoot water heater error code

Arrived on site to troubleshoot a system unable to keep up with summer cooling demands. Home is a new build and only 2 years old. It’s a zoned carrier split system and we discovered that in cooling the DAT sensor was poorly located and caused the zone board to cycled on and off. Short cycling the system in cooling. We relocated the sponsor into the air stream and eliminated it from being an issue and the system ran without issue. Previous contractors disconnected y for the downstairs unit so it was only able to cool upstairs and. They replaced dampers and played with airflow to attempt to resolve the issue but with low setpoints, supply temps are often in that 45-58 degree temperature where the DAT sensor cuts off the Honeywell zone board. We tested amps, refrigerant charge, and signed client up for Homecare Maintenace program. Call complete.

Replace breaker

For this job, the customer had what looked like a slab leak in the master closet. After investigation we found the leak in a wall in the master closet. We cut out leaking section of pipe. The leak was a pin hole leak on the copper cpvc to pex fitting. Once we replaced section of pipe work, we let the glue dry, tested everything, and cleaned up. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Pulled 2 toilets in the home in order to replace the wax rings. The toilet in the master bathroom has a cracked closet flange. I went on to replace the flange. The second toilet didn’t require replacement of the flange. Tested both toilets for proper operation after pulling and resetting.