Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service in Dunwoody GA

Troubleshoot foyer lights working sometimes and sometimes not

Arrived to appointment installed a 8” return duct upstairs on the main hallway by the thermostat. Also cleaned the evaporator in place. Condensate drain line was re-done and is in the pan. Also changed out the outdoor capacitor because it was out of tolerance for the compressor side. The system is a little bit over charged. Currently has 15 Subcool when the target is 11. As far as the concern with the main floor bathroom would recommend for a free quote from a comfort advisor to get the best plan of action done to get a supply run to the main floor bathroom. System is running and cooling properly at departure. Collected payment and signatures.

Today we replaced two light switches with dimmers and rewired the four switches in a junction box to make the switch order more intuitive.

We completed multiple projects including replacing a breaker for the range, replacing the doorbell transformer, and replacing the furnace switch

Performed 1 system diagnostic for main level unit not cooling. Found pan full of water, no te flood protections,rusted evap coil, rusted inducer motor, restriction in lines causing system not equalize during shut off , dirty blower, dirty condenser, compressor drawing high amps and pressures when running are also low, evidence of refrigerant in pan. Due to age of system and cost of repairs recommend replacement and joining homecare.unit is operating but not efficient at this time. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Customer called us out for a basement bathroom toilet that was not flushing after investigation concluded that the mainline was clogged. Originally quoted to pull the toilet and clear blockage, but once blockage was cleared noticed that ejector pump was not turning on. After performing a reset on pump, concluded that it needed to be replaced. New pump was installed, and all fixtures are now functioning properly.

For this Job I installed a 54 Space Square D QO Panel with whole home Surge Protection. I also ran 3 dedicated circuits 1: 20AMP Circuit for future mini split 2: Another 20AMP Circuit for a a future back deck. 3: A Car Charger Circuit with a NEMA 14-50 Receptacle

Arrived spoke with customer. She stated basement is warm and first floor is getting warmer. First floor thermostat set to cool. Basement thermostat was set to off, but sending signal for heat. Checked all wiring and reset system. Basement thermostat is failing. No in-line safety no wet switch. Dirty blower wheel. High superheat and low subcool.

Replace foyer switches and redo connections

Customer called to have trim installed after tile was completed. Customer also asked to lower flange, because new floor tile is thinner. TE arrived and finished installing trim. Cut out old flange. Furnished and installed new flange. Installed customer supplied toilet. Tested for leaks. NO Leaks.

Install new doorbell and doorbell transformer along with troubleshoot and replace bath fan switch

Replaced shower valve that was dripping into shower. Shower floor is busted and will have to be replaced with tile and new shower pan before customer can use.

Customer was complaining of AC not working and the furnace not starting, barged a troubleshoot and diagnosed the problem. The furnace has burning smell coming from unit, advised homeowner to wait to turn on circuit until HVAC technician has diagnosed the issue. The AC unit appears fine and has the correct voltage

Customer called us out for a clogged toilet in the blue bathroom shower. On arrival I tested the shower and it backed up immediately. I then did a safety check on the water heater and the water pressure. Both looked good but the water heater did not have a pan or expansion tank. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the shoe of the drain cleared and a flex shaft ran down. I removed the stopper and found lots of hair in the shoe which I removed. I then removed the overflow and ran a flex shaft down the line. I cleaned up and tested throughly.

For this job, we finished the smoke detectors to the panel replacement project

Completed system observation found a refrigerant leak at evaporate coil client requested and install supervisor to quote for AC and coil Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

For this job, we Installed a new 240 V, 20 amp electrical circuit to provide power to the pool pump disconnect. The installation process included trenching from the exterior wall to the pool pump disconnect location and installing 3/4” PVC conduit for the new circuit. We Pulled new 12awg THHN conductors through the PVC conduit and connected the new circuit at the pool pump disconnect. The existing and new feeds were properly re-landed in the disconnect, and the circuit was tested to verify proper voltage and functionality. All exterior wall penetrations have been waterproofed with caulking to prevent water intrusion and all conduit has been properly strapped and supported.

Pulled toilet to clear obstruction from beneath toilet. Pulled and augered from below, did not find or pull out any obstruction. Sat new wax ring and bolts with supply line to flush and test toilet. Everything flushing and working fine with no issues.

For this Job I added Outlets in multiple location as well as mounted 2 TV’S with a Clock Box.

Responded to homeowner’s property regarding a notice from the power company stating that the meter housing requires repair or replacement due to reported overheating. Inspected the electrical service by removing the panel cover and amp-probing each service conductor. Homeowner operated major electrical loads simultaneously, including air conditioning systems, oven, dryer, and pool equipment, to evaluate the service under a heavy-load condition. Initial inrush current measured approximately 140 amps and dropped to approximately 80 amps after one minute. Based on the testing performed, the electrical load of the home does not appear to be excessive enough to cause the reported meter overheating. The condition appears more likely to be related to the meter, meter housing, service equipment, or another equipment-related issue. Recommendation: A 200-amp service upgrade was quoted as the recommended permanent solution. The service upgrade would provide additional capacity and replace the

Performed leak search, caulked masterb bathroom shower, cut Sheetrock from dining room, kitchen ceiling. Ran shower for over 30 min. You could see where evidence of the leak was coming around from around the shower drain area. In master shower grout was cracked in some key areas. Informed homeowner patch would be from silicone the shower but to properly eat it done they would need to retile the shower. Drain was not leaking from the underside. Pat dried area of leakage, ran shower and waited. Noticing the wood getting damp after about over 30 min patted the areas were showing moisture. Just a little bit of water was getting through you could see stalagmite looking forms around shower drain hole area. Caulked shower with 100% silicone caulk. Informed homeowner let set for good 24 hrs to dry out. No leaks

Garbage disposal installation. Our client was very satisfied with the service of provided today. Water pressure 50 psi

Replace existing wall switches for ceiling fan with new dimmer and fan speed control Replace 3rd switch in box and plate as courtesy.

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Tech diagnosed system and noticed bad hazardous conditions at furnace for main level, also furnace lacking proper safety switches, ductwork modifications needed for proper air flow, indoor components are showing signs of failure… tech noticed outdoor unit capacitor is bad, tech went over repair vs replacement options with homeowners… homeowner wants to schedule a CA out tomorrow morning between 8-10am to go over system replacement options… Thanks for choosing TE Certified if you liked your technician service today don’t hesitate to leave a 5 star review!

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