Douglasville, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

For this job, I completed a troubleshoot for several outside and lights not working. After toning out the circuit, I found a broken switch in the master closet bathroom. I offered to replace the switch and one other switch that was broken but the customer said he would replace them himself.

Today we stepped up the gas supply line for the stove, so customer would have shut off above floor level

You are in need of a new 20 amp breaker and receptacle for the washer

Customer was attempting to change shower cartridge and found that the shower valve was leaking. Customer cut Sheetrock behind the shower valve to confirm. Replaced the shower valve and trim with new Delta parts. Connected to old grey polybutylene with approved adapters. Advised customer of no warranty with anything grey polybutylene. Strapped new valve and drop ear with 2x4 and screws. Tested for leaks and function. No issues.

At arrival on 07/03/26 Issue: no cool System: whole home Finding: previous lightening hit. Fried outdoor control board and sensor, capacitor is weak, thermostat is bad, dirty blower wheels, dirty condenser coil, potentially clogged up drain line Recommendations: address the above or upgrade your system.

Came out to a call back for another tech. After looking into the system, I realize it wasn’t a call back. The outdoor condenser start capacitor has failed and was not starting the compressor. The part is under manufacturer warranty, so I replaced it and tested system. System is cooling with no issues now. Customer is happy.

Called out to install new ice maker box. Gave estimate to the customer and they agreed. We cut open the wall behind the fridge and ran a new water line and installed a new ice maker box. Tested with no leaks at this time.

No cooling call for top level system, upon arrival thermostat did not have display both upstairs and main level, checked for water inside of drain pan and drain line, there was no water inside of drain line or drain pan completely dry, 3 amp fuses are good, checked, removed door panel to furnace and put door panel back on and thermostats came back on, tested system operation, allowed system to run for 45 minutes, systems are draining properly, filters have not been changed since systems were installed, recommended changing filters every 3 months, replaced 2-16x25x1 &1-16x20x1 filter, delta T temperature drop looks good, all units and electrical components are working properly at this time.

No Cool- 2012 Goodman Arrived and found outdoor unit not running but had a loud buzzing sound. Fully inspected system indoor and outdoor. System lack adequate water safety devices for a system that is in the attic. Indoor electrical checks were good. Outdoor electrical revealed that ants had gotten into the contactor and caused the system not to cool. I presented the customer with their options. Customer chose to only replace contactor at this time. Old part was removed and new contactor was installed and tested. Refrigerant pressures were checked and drain line was cleared. The water coming out of the drain was orange in color. This is a sign that the indoor coil is deteriorating from rust. I made the customer aware of the age of the system and recommended to start planning for replacement. The nest thermostat had a power error message active during the visit. It only has 4 wires going to the thermostat and it is recommended to have 5. Thermostat does have batteries and I recommended

Arrived at customers house due to complaint of dripping faucet in kitchen. Upon further inspection, we found multiple issues. Water pressure is an excess of 100 psi and thermal expansion devices failed. Also noted that all shut offs in the house are either in an unusable condition or are installed improperly. Also noted they are 30 years old. We installed the following new components. installed new shut offs throughout entire house. Installed new PRV Install installed new thermal expansion tank Install installed new thermal expansion bracket Installed new whole house shut off Installed new hose bib shut off Install new shut off for water heater Install new copper piping as needed installed new customer supplied kitchen faucet. TE is not responsible for customer supplied fixtures, or the failure of existing fixtures after the installation of new shut offs. Thanks for choosing TE!