Dawsonville GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Customer stated they had low pressure on the hot water side last week, we were out here last week and ordered parts, I returned today with the water adjustment valve, I turned water off to the unit, drained the unit down, removed the old failed valve, replaced the o-rings and put faucet grease on the o-rings before installing the new valves, once the valve was in place we reinstalled the retainer clips to secure and seal the connections, we then slowly turned water back on to the unit, purged air out of the lines and then tested the unit for about 10 minutes

Customer had noticed water on the floor in the garage, he was able to trace the leak back to the water heater where he found the brass pex adapter on the two year old water heater had split and was causing a leak, I gave an estimate to fix the issue and he accepted, we turned power off to the water, turned water off to the home, drained a couple gallon out of the water heater and cut the hot water line so we could remove the failed adapter, we then removed all the old teflon and cleaned the threads before applying new tape and dope and threading on a brass pro press female, i cut the horizontal line and used a pex x press adapter to reconnect to the existing hot water distribution line, once complete we turned water back on to the home and tested for leaks, the custome purged air out of the hot water lines we turned power back on to the water heater

Arrived to home and did a visual inspection. Noticed that the indoor air handler didn’t have a disconnect that is out of code in case of emergencies. Homeowner did replace the disconnect in today’s visit. Thank you for choosing TE CERTIFIED.

Signed customer for our maintenance plan. Performed a full HVAC inspection on all systems. Inspected thermostat operation, electrical components, safeties, capacitors, contactors, blower assemblies, evaporator coils, condenser coils, refrigerant levels, drain lines, temperature splits, air filters, ductwork, and overall system performance/operation. Verified proper heating and cooling operation at each system and inspected systems for any signs of airflow restriction, electrical concerns, drainage issues, or abnormal operation. -Homeowner reviewed available repair options and elected to proceed with the recommended solution. Installing a wet switch at the indoor unit, capacitor for the indoor blower motor. System was thoroughly tested upon completion and is operating properly at this time.

Customer requested that we perform a trim out on his finished basement bathroom/ kitchenette area which included installing shower trim, a wide spread faucet, kitchen faucet, tubular drainage for both sinks, water supply stops for both sinks ant toilet, as well as installing a flange for the toilet at the correct height and installing a customer supplied toilet

6” recessed lighting in kitchen, afci breaker, circuit , family tv outlet

Customer was sporadically getting low pressure on the hot side of the faucets, I called Navien tech support and they determined the water adjustment valve was not opening fully and they recommended replacement, they gave me a part number and I put in a order through Cowan in cumming, part is expected to arrive Friday

Stop on toilet not shutting off. Removed old stop and replace with new quarter turn. Used thread tape and pipe dope. Reattached supply line and tested.

Performed whole home gas pressure test to fully check gas piping system for potential leaks. Isolated all gas appliances and the meter and pressurized piping system with compressed air at. 15psi. After 30 minutes there was no drop in pressure which indicates there is not a gas leak at this time. Verified the only gas appliances in the home are the cooktop and fireplace. Water heater and hvac system are all electric. Inspection of the garage area where the smell was strongest showed other possible sources like propane tanks and gas canisters. We strongly advised those be removed from the area especially if they are leaking.

Toilet leaking at tank. Customer had toilet he wanted installed so removed old toilet and installed new one. Used wax ring and nylon bolts. Installed boot for seamless toilet and mounted. Check for leaks put caulk around base.

Replaced 50 gallon electric water heater that was leaking and caused the breaker to keep flipping. Installed new shutoff valve and expansion tank above heater. Tested everything and insulated lines

For this job customer had issues with an outlet in a bedroom. The outlet was original stabbed backed and wires had come loose. Installed new outlet and everything functions as it should. Also informed customer about Sycom surge protector in main panel. Left estimates to install new Eaton Ultra Surge protector in the main panel.

Replaced fill valve that was leaking through on downstairs toilet. Put new flapper that customer had provided on same toilet.

Customer is experiencing a major leak near the meter. After digging the affected area. We determined the issue was from a failed cap that blew apart. We replaced the broken fitting with 2 stainless steel couplings and wrapped our work up in burial tape. Tested and confirmed the meter was not showing any signs of a leak and everything was functioning correctly. Water pressure at 50 PSI, Water heater is from 2023. Thank you for choosing TE Certified. TE Certified agrees to exercise reasonable care when utilizing directional boring, digging, trenching, or excavating in homeowner's yard and will have the home utilities located prior to commencement of work. Homeowner understands that any property excavation work is inherently destructive, and holds TE Certified harmless for any disturbance or damage to their yard, sod, underground utilities such as sewer, county/city fiber optic lines, county/city gas mains, county/city power mains, irrigation system components such as piping, solenoid

I was called out today because the system had stopped heating. Upon arrival, the customer had bypassed the pressure switch, allowing the inducer to run and the furnace to begin heating. I shut off power and cleared the pressure switch port, which appeared to be clogged. Afterward, the system operated properly. I tested approximately four heating cycles, and the furnace started and stopped normally each time. Rust was observed on the heat exchanger. The furnace is from 2009, and the R-410A air conditioning system is from 2008. Given the equipment’s age and condition, I recommended considering replacement options before investing in major repairs. at this time, customer decline all options. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Customer stated they were getting low pressure on the hot side of their faucets, I went in the crawlspace to check the unit and water was leaking from the cabinet, I took the cover off and found that the recirc air vent assembly had pinhole and was leaking into the cabinet, I called Navien and got a part number and called Cowan supply to see if they had it in stock, I put it on will call and headed to pick it up, once I returned I turned water off and drained the unit, I then removed the old vent assembly and cleaned the area before installing the new one, I then finished drying out the cabinet before turning water on and testing, I had the unit run approximately 10 minutes to make sure it would fire up and stay heating, I then let it sit under pressure a few minutes to make sure the new part wasn’t leaking as well as making sure no other parts were leaking

Responded today to a reported leak in the basement. The customer stated that another contractor recently replaced the water heater and that the leak was noticed shortly afterward. Upon inspection, the leak was traced to the kitchen ice maker line, located directly above the water heater. Although movement of the water piping may have contributed, the cause could not be confirmed. The homes water pressure measured 75 psi. Replaced the ice maker outlet box behind the refrigerator and the pressure-reducing valve (PRV). Adjusted the water pressure to 65 psi and confirmed it was holding steady. All connections were tested for leaks, and everything is operating properly at this time.

Install Customer Provided Smoke Detector’s

Pulled customer supplied speaker wire and installed 2 wall mounted speakers

Troubleshoot outdoor and garage outlets not working properly. Replace GFI under panel. Replace 2 outlets outside with new weather rated outlets and bubble covers Replace light on back porch with new customer supplied light

Arrived on site and customer stated she had a dripping tub spout in the hallway bathroom . I checked pressure to the house and found pressure was at 55 psi . I then checked the cartridge and found the cartridge needed to be replaced. I was able to locate a replacement, which the customer agreed to have me replace. Once I arrived back on site with the cartridge , I was able to successfully replace it. I then tested the shower , re pressurized the house , and cleaned up the work area.

For this job, I worked on replacing a bad charger with a TE provided Tesla universal charger. I replaced the breaker from a 60 amp to a 50 amp due to the size of the wire powering the EV.

Estimate is to replace main HVAC system, add bump box/ cut return into return plenum, new mesa filter and permit all work with Dawsonville.

Dig trench from meter main down side of house over to outside grill, install conduit and 20 amp circuit in trench. Install 20 amp GFCI breaker at meter main. Install box, weather rated outlet, and bubble cover at kitchen. Install 4 path lights using existing landscape light wiring Install outlets in deck

Dug up and found leak in front yard. Cut out section of pipe and replaced section. Turned water on and tested.