Douglasville, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Customer called us out for a tub drain that is clogged in the guest bathroom. I will attempt to remove stoppage by using a snake. I was successfully able to remove stoppage. I tested the drain with lots of water to ensure tub is draining properly. I also provided the customer with our ENDURE drain maintenance product. Customer is very satisfied.

Performed diagnostic on 6yr old Bryant unit, upon arrival customer stated unit wasn’t cooling when she got back in from out of town also stated unit doesn’t cool properly during the day,stated unit runs all day until sun goes down, checked tstat, cycled to ac mode, replaced customer provided filter, inspected unit in crawl space, upon inspection noticed unit is not leveled properly, recommend leveling unit correctly, also found unit not seal properly, a lot of air leaks around evap coil, return plenum not properly installed, also unit only has enough airflow for a 3ton unit, recommend replacing return plenum and also cutting in a new return, recommend increasing 3 supply ducts from 6 to 8 for proper airflow, found flue vent has single wall coming out of unit, needs to be double wall, also flu vent is been held in by a peace of metal, supply and return being held up by metal as well, return they used a double wall flu vent to hold it up, found blower wheel impacted, recommend pulling an

Called out for new toilet install. Upon arrival, pulled toilet and found cracked tile and possible sub floor damage. Customer requested to have flooring fixed before we install new toilet. Removed old toilet and plugged flange to prevent gases from escaping. Replaced angle stop with toilet as old one was faulty. Restored water and checked for leaks. No leaks were found. Will return to install new toilet once flooring is repaired. New quotes were submitted to customer.

Performed diagnostic on 3yr old Goodman heat pump zone system, upon arrival customer stated unit froze up over the weekend and she replaced filter but wanted unit checked before turning it on, checked both tstats, cycled to ac mode, unit started up, upstairs airflow is low customer did complain about how loud unit runs, upon going in attic found secondary pan full of water, recommend removing water so it don’t damage ceiling, customer approved removed all water, recommend wet switch to prevent pan from filling up, customer approved installed new wet switch, upon checking disconnect found straight wired, explain that was against code, recommend replacing disconnect box, customer approved installed new disconnect box, inspected filter, evap coil, blower wheel, upon checking air flow explain found unit short on return and supply side, recommend new supply and return plenum, increase 3 ducts , add 3 new dampers, new distribution box, explain to customer will help with how loud unit sounds

Customer was told by the water department they had a leak. Their bill was $600. Upon inspection we noticed the meter box was completely full of water. We emptied the water out and began leak search. We found the leak coming from a pinhole in the check valve. We replaced the check valve and added a new courtesy valve inside the box. Reconnected to existing water service and restored water. Tested for leaks and back filled. We ran water inside to clear up any debris and flush out the air. No issues when we left.

Tech was out today for no cooling. Tech checked furnace and seen blower wheel dirty this would need to be clean. Blower motor over amping . Gas flex going into furnace is incorrect. This needs to be black pipe coming out of furnace and then gas flex connection hooked up to black pipe. Furnace not in operable condition. Outdoor unit was taken apart. Customer was cleaning it. Customer had bought a capacitor tech used capacitor that customer had for testing purposes found system low on refrigerant. There is a leak in system … system is R 22. There is no repairs that can be done. Let customer know due to system being low on refrigerant system will freeze up and will not cool home. With other issues going on with the system, there is no repairs that can be made. Let customer know that we need to have an install . Let customer know that we need to have an install manager come out and give a quote on replacing system. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a bra

Customer called us out for a clog in the washer and dryer hook up. On arrival the upstairs water was draining into the laundry room on the basement. I cleaned up as much water as I could and quoted customer to run a tub gun through the washer drain line to clear it. I was unable to clear the blockage. I attempted to clear it from the clean out located above the washer drain with the k400. The cable kept getting caught in the cast iron and I could not clear the clog. A sewer supervisor came out and I assisted them.

Arrived back on site after picking up the blower motor to replace the failed motor. We began by confirming the correct motor, cutting power to the air handler and carefully removing the old motor. We installed the new motor, being mindful of wire direction and remembering to tighten the set screw and ensuring the wheel was clean and balanced. After we installed it, we began cooling and the new motor on high speed ran at just under 1.5amps, when the previous motor was above 2 amps. We installed a new 10uf capacitor as well. System is fully operational, cooling well with a 20 degree temp split. Payment collected via credit card. Call complete.

Arrived on site to perform a diagnostic for a 2 system home. One system controls upstairs and one controls downstairs. The systems are both Rheem heat pumps from 2012. The upstairs unit wasn’t working sad when client changed his filter he noticed moisture on the filter. I cycled the unit on and when I was checking the outdoor unit I noticed the lineset begin to freeze. This tells me the fan isn’t spinning. Once inside I confirm that and tested the run capacitor for the unit. It was testing at 10 out of 10uf. We cycled the motor and found a ton of bearing resistance and a ton of operational noise indicating bearings are failing. The motor is toast. It runs for 3 minutes then shuts off. Unfortunately the parts houses are closed today but we can call to find the motor first thing Monday morning and will return after we get our hands on the motor. Client also wants pricing on this condensing units fan blade cover. I’ll inquire about both with apex on Monday. System non operational and left

Replaced lights in master bedroom to ceiling fans, had to replace both boxes.