Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service in Dunwoody GA

Returned to complete work as per estimate. Turned water off to the home and drained down system. Fabricated connections for new StreamLabs Auto Shutoff Control. Plumbed into place (after pressure reducing valve) and installed subsequent ball valve as an additional courtesy for ease of service. While working, discovered failed expansion tank and brought to homeowner’s attention. She approved a replacement, and also requested a toilet rebuild on a Kohler Cimmaron. Installed new Tankless mini-expansion tank on cold inlet line to unit. Disconnected toilet tank and removed old fill valve and flush valve. Removed old supply line from stop. Replaced internal components with new, manufacturer flush valve assembly, and a new brass shank fill valve. Turned water back on to the home once all work was completed. Spent ample time flushing air out of system before turning tankless water heater back on and powering on the StreamLabs Control. Confirmed that there are no leaks on any work p

Performed HC on Rheem AC located in basement which services whole house. Found coil needing maintenance/cleaning. Customer moved forward with cleaning. Cleaned coil. Confirmed operation. System is cooling at this time.

Home care inspection

Install outlet for automatic water shutoff Plumbers are installing automatic water shutoff in crawlspace needs an outlet near unit to plug into.

Today’s work included a major rebuild of the toilet in the half bath near the entrance to the home. The new tank to bowl gasket, bolts, fill valve and flush valve and supply line were installed and tested with no issues.

Upon arrival, we met with the owners. Over the last week, the basement toilet has been intermittently gurgling and not draining. Last night, they found the toilet was overflowing and since then the water has gone down. There are no outside cleanouts. We pulled the toilet, found standing water in the lead closet bend. We ran the 400, cleared the blockage around 30’ and pulled back a large mass of hair. We began running water, ran the cable again to 60’, did not pull anything back. Reset the toilet with a new wax ring and closet bolts. Filled, tested and confirmed no leaks or errors. A supervisor is scheduled to perform a camera inspection. Shut off water supply to fixture, remove all fluid from fixture, remove china caps and bolts from fixture, pull water closet from base, clean flange and inspect for damage, perform drain clearing operation using specialty drain clearing equipment specifically designed for task, set new wax gasket on flange, new bolts and new supply. Fill and test,

Returned to fabricate tee on hot water supply to feed dishwasher. Had a handshake agreement prior to beginning work that we would attempt to hook up the existing dishwasher, despite its age and questionable efficacy. Turned water off to the home and drained down system. Installed new copper tee with straight stop for dishwasher. Capped off old water supply in the ceiling below. Began preparing to hook up drain hose to tubular connection and new braided supply to existing appliance. Noticed that a rubber coupling behind the unit was almost completely disconnected. Upon further inspection and partial removal of the dishwasher, discovered that this connection along with several other components of the dishwasher had signs of being gnawed through by rodents. Advised homeowner that we not reconnect the unit at this time, and that they proceed with replacement. Homeowner requested that, for the time being, we simply put the unit back in its place. NOTE: There are ABANDONED connect

For this job, I worked on replacing compromise electrical panel. We added smoke detectors per code, GFCI’s per code, a whole house surge protector, and labeled the panel. As a courtesy we added an outdoor outlet at the deck.

Homeowners kitchen faucet was leaking from the base. Water pressure is high and recommend replacing the Pressure Reducing valve. Homeowner opted to not replace the PRV. Replaced the kitchen faucet with no warranty. Tested and everything is working properly

Today I came out for Home Care on Rheem system. Furnace is located in the attic and I inspected all electrical components, checked gas pressures, static pressures, blower wheel, evaporator coils heat exchangers, duct work, cleaned flame sensor, cleaned inducer draft tubing, changed the filter, and cleared drain lines. Both the blower wheel and evaporator coils have dirt and debris built up on them. There is biological growth present underneath evaporator on drain pan. Both flame sensor and igniter have heavy carbon built up on them even after cleaning them. Burners are not firing properly as one burner will kick on, but it take the other 3 several seconds to come on. They should all fire up simultaneously. For the condenser I checked all electrical components, refrigerant pressures, and coils. Coils have dirt and debris building up on them and a bunch of leaves inside of condenser. After going over all my findings and options, Barry is moving forward with Option C. After speaking with

Performed 4 system homecares. I changed the Trane systems air filter and the media filter for the mainfloor. Customer said it was ok to run the credit card on file for 89$ (costs of the replacement media filter). I checked the refrigerant pressures on all systems. I checked the AC components for the AC systems. I found the bonus room AC system (2007 carrier system) was low on obsolete R22 refrigerant; due to a possible refrigerant leak. The unit will not be able to keep that area of the home cool and properly dehumidified when it gets hot outside due to the refrigerant leak. Due to the system being so old and operating on obsolete R22 refrigerant, I can’t provide repair options. The homeowner (Mrs Alison) asked to setup a time with an install supervisor to get an updated estimate to replace the AC system.

Today I came out for 1 Home Care on 2022 Rheem system. Furnace is located in crawlspace. I inspected all electrical components, checked gas pressures, static pressures, blower wheel, evaporator coils heat exchangers, duct work, cleaned flame sensor, cleaned inducer draft tubing, changed the filter, and cleared drain lines. Evaporator coil has biological growth all along coils and down the sides. Static pressure for return side is high at .62 and ideally it should be around .1. For the outdoor unit I inspected all electrical components, refrigerant pressures, and coil. Condenser coil is heavily impacted with dirt and debris. After going over all findings and options, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have decided to just replace the filter today. They will let me know later on what they would like taken care of. It was a pleasure to meet both of y’all today and I look forward to hearing from you soon!

Customer was having no hot water, upon inspection I found there was a bad upper thermostat on the unit, I gave the customer options for replacement as well as a band aid repair, he went with the band aid repair, I replaced both the upper and lower thermostats and checked to make sure voltage was reading correctly to both elements

Arrived, spoke with customer he stated dry vent disconnected. Was found on home inspection. Customer approved repair. Cut out section of vent. And added an elbow. Sealed with mastic tape.

Remove and replace faulty receptacle

Single system homecare completed *. 5 year old carrier whole system R410, horizontal application …changed AprilAire filter as it needed on arrival for inspection …checked drainage ..verified operating status …presented option for indoor air quality due to obvious presence of biological growth on the exterior of coil and on drain as primary indicators *** client agreed to option for Blue Tube Ultra Violet Light system / 2 yr bulb …installed same day / verified operating status as result …as always thank you for choosing TE certified **

Safety inspection for electrical system

Replaced damaged 8 inch duct run, will return next week for Homecare maintenance.

Arrived at the customer’s home to investigate sparking at a bathroom GFCI outlet. Upon inspection, identified multiple failing/unsafe devices. Recommended and replaced three GFCI outlets and one standard receptacle that was found to be loose. Also discovered that an EV charger was plugged into the same GFCI circuit, which is not appropriate for that type of load. Advised the customer to install a dedicated circuit for the EV charger for safety and proper operation. All recommended repairs were completed. Tested all devices and verified proper operation. System is functioning safely at time of departure.

Homeowner wanted to replace both hose bibs. Water pressure was 85 psi. Shut water off at the steet. Cut drywall to access water lines. Removed and replaced both hose bibs and secured. Replaced main shut off valve and installed PRV. Set pressure to 65.

Install customer supplied nest doorbell, install te supplied chime and transformer

Customer was having a dishwasher installed but when the company came out they would not install it due to the fact there was no water shut off, the existing kitchen sink line was ran in 1/2 which was undersized, I went into the basement and cut drywall to get access to the pipes, I cut out a section of the hot water line which cutting out and abandoned tee fitting and replacing it with a straight piece of pipe, installing a 3/4x1/2x3/4 tee for the new kitchen hot water feed, I stubbed up 3/4 into the kitchen cabinet and installed two new straight stops and connected one to the faucet, I also replaced the cold side shut off

Called out for a backed up in the master toilet Ran cable throughout toilet Blockage was waste and tissue Tested thoroughly line is open and flowing at this time Thanks for choosing TE CERTIFIED.

I conducted electrical troubleshoot and replaced GFCI outlet in laundry room.

We performed a troubleshoot on the ring camera to ensure power was present. We checked the doorbell chime and power at the doorbell itself. Performed a hard-reset on the ring camera which enabled it to function properly. The customer is aware the his camera is faulty and would be a good idea to purchase a new one.