Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service in Dunwoody GA

Outdoor grill

Thank you for continuing to use TE Certified to help with your Home Care needs. For this appointment I relocated and replaced your A/C unit’s disconnect, appliance whip, and breaker. I’ve attached all the pictures taken throughout the process with this invoice. If you have any questions or if you experience any electrical issues, please contact me directly. If you would like help from any of our other professional tradesmen with 5% off your next home improvement solution, please contact our office and they will happily assist you. Thank you again for your time and the opportunity to serve you, your family, and home. Take care, stay blessed, and have a great month ahead! -Luis L. 😄👍

Install surge protection to both the main panel and sub panel, install 2 gfci outlets in kitchen

Performed two system Homecare Daikin upstairs system pressures and delta T were spot on. Electrical components met manufacture specs. Cleared drain line and homeowner purchased an AprilAire 213. Goodman unit was low on refrigerant. 70 SH found leak on suction valve on outdoor unit. Tightened the valve core. Tested and it didn’t have a leak anymore. Added refrigerant until Subcool was 8. Superheat was 23. Had to go to the indoor unit and adjust the metering device to 12-14 superheat. System is now cooling. Swapped out filter and cleared drain line. System is working at departure.

For this job, I worked on quoting service protection to main panel and sub panel along with replacing GFCI outlet in kitchen

Thank you for continuing to use TE Certified to help with your Home Care needs. For this appointment we completed the electrical rough in stage of your kitchen remodel project. I’ve attached all the pictures taken throughout the process with this invoice, as well as the other estimates you requested today. If you have any questions or if you experience any electrical issues, please contact me directly. If you would like help from any of our other professional tradesmen with 5% off your next home improvement solution, please contact our office and they will happily assist you. Thank you again for your time and the opportunity to serve you, your family, and home. Take care, stay blessed, and have a great evening! -Luis L. 😁👍

Homeowner has a pinhole leak on a 3/4” copper water line in his basement. I also found the water pressure to be about 105 PSI. Cut out and removed approximately 1’ of failed 3/4” type M copper. Installed approximately 1’ of new 3/4” type L copper. Cut out and removed existing multi turn main shutoff valve and removed failed pressure regulator. Installed new 3/4” quarter turn shutoff valve. Installed approximately 8” of new 3/4” type L copper into a tee. Installed approximately 6” of new 3/4” type L copper. Installed new 3/4” Watts 25AUB pressure regulator valve. Connected onto existing plumbing system. Tied onto existing hose spigot before pressure regulator. Homeowner has an irrigation line break in the backyard, left homeowner with a price to fix damaged piping. Water pressure is 60 PSI

For this job I came out and replaced a moen shower cartridge that would not turn off. After performing thorough evaluation of the plumbing system I noticed a previous leak on the expansion tank , I let the customer know that they can have an active leak soon to keep an eye on it. Customer has decided to hold off on replacement for the time being.

I came out to consult about adding a new line for a EV charger and for a welder. Unfortunately, your max amperage on your panel is 150 and you are using 167. Your panel needs to be upgraded before you can add any other circuits and once we add the EV charger you will actually need more than 200 A. If Georgia power will allow it I would recommend a 400 amp service. Since you are not ready to move forward at this time, I did go ahead and give your panel some maintenance, including changing out the breakers for your AC units since they were the incorrect size, separating the neutrals out so that they were not double tapped under screws for both the panel and the subpanel, tighten down all the connections in the panel, which there were several loose ones, which may have been causing power flickers for you. I also fix the wiring on the doorbell, which did not have the ground in the neutral attached and put a new blank in the panel for the open space. If you do not upgrade your service,

Homecare completed ** changed filter as needed for Lennox communication system ** Indoor air quality devices are operating as they should currently ** APCo x and iWave ** no reported issues ..unit is cooling at this time **

Restoring panel

Manually Start the generator. Then Test the generator in automatic mode to simulate a power outage. Test for proper voltage while Generator is running.

I troubleshot power loss in various bathrooms and discovered an old, tripped GFI. Recommended various replacement options but the customer ultimately just wanted it reset at this time.

Replace electrical panel

Sparking outlet in kitchen Upon inspection of the outlet causing a problem and sparking, I found that a neutral wire popped right out when I took the device out. The connections were back stabbed, and not even fully tightened. This option is to redevice the home and safeguard from future incidents, as this has happened at least one or 2 other locations as well.

We install full system new drain new condensate pump new plenums new filter and ductwork

Customer was having loud noises whenever turned on the irrigation system, come to find out it was a bad PRV, replaced it and also replaced the expansion tank that was full of water and not supported to anything, put the proper bracket to hold it to a wall. All work tested no issues water pressure was left at 60 psi!

Replaced corroded gas cap that is acting as a sediment trap below where the hvac line is tied into. Inspector thought it was an underground gas line but it was not. Tested for leaks and everything is functioning properly. Tightened the toilet bolts down for the powder room toilet as a courtesy and tankless vents are ran properly, if the new homeowner chooses to do so they can spray foam around the ceiling penetrations for peace of mind but there is no backdrafting happening.

Troubleshoot

Replaced 12 Delta hot and cold cartridges, seats and springs throughout the home. Cleared all handles, escutcheons, and valve body of debris and deposits. Applied plumbers grease to all moving parts, then tested for proper operation with no issues.

Customer had a leak coming from the ceiling on master bedroom,

On today’s visit Robert has an issue with the stop valve that is not working properly to turn water off and is trying to get a new dishwasher installed but can’t because of the stop valve. I recommend to replace since it is the original to the home rather fixing it. Today, I replace failed stop water valve for dishwasher so the company who will install the new dishwasher can get the old dishwasher out and install new one while they can properly turn water on and off Also will have a new hose connection for the new dishwasher to be connected to. Mentioned about garbage disposal and drain lines are not connected correctly. Noticed water heater was manufactured in 2004. Highly recommend replacing it before it starts to become an issue. Left estimates to

Performed home care on two systems. Checked all electrical and amperage. Flushed and treated drain lines. Cleaned the flame sensor. Changed filter 16×20×1. Customer will change April air 213 filter. Checked evaporator coils and blower wheels. Checked outdoor units. Checked capacitors, contactors and pressures. Main floor/second floor no in-line safety no wet switch. Blower wheel dirty. Short on return CFM. Supply Plenum poor condition. Outdoor dual capacitor failing. Dirty condenser coil. Second floor/master no in-line safety no wet switch. Dirty blower wheel.

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.