East Point, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Upstairs system not cooling, checked through system and thermostat found that furnace not getting power, found trip breaker in main panel in garage. Turn breaker on check system working at this time. Service call, upstairs not cooling

Update the grounding system with search protection - a note on the grounding system: I recommend going ahead and updating the ground wire that’s bonded to the water pipe because it is sized for a smaller system. If we do the grounding system, we would do a full grounding system updating that wire to what we would normally put on a 200 amp service. This would mean when updating your service in the future the grounding system would already be done Install two dual function breakers on ungrounded circuits Install junction box or disconnect wire running to doorbell Old disconnect downstairs needs to be turned off or changed out AC disconnect Not mounted properly and the cover is bent needs to be replaced Junction box downstairs needs a jumbo metal cover, and wire connectors Outlet by toilet needs to be GFCI protected Both vent fans in the master bathroom need to be vented Plug hole in panel Update the grounding system with surge protection - a note on the grounding system: I recommend

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

Today I was called out because the breaker for the oven was tripping. Upon diagnosis, I discovered that the cord on the oven is not wired properly and also did not have a connector. I rewired the cord and installed a connector and tested the oven. Everything is working properly. While I was working, I examined the main electrical panel and found a 15 amp wire on a 20 amp breaker. this is a safety issue because the breaker will allow the wire to pull more power than the wire can handle. Causing overheating, damage and potentially injury. I changed the breaker to the proper size. The breaker that I replaced (according to the panel cover) is circuit number 19. From an electrician standpoint going from the top right down it is circuit number 12.

Troubleshoot on kitchen circuit, major issues found with system

Homeowner had us out today because the system isn’t heating or cooling at all. Upon arrival we notice that there is a heat pump system from 2021. We set the system to cooling and noticed that only the indoor system was running. After further testing we’ve found the system was wired incorrectly from third party company. We tested 45/5 capacitor that was out of range at 43. We also seen the coil needs a clean and there is growth on bottom side of coil and the filter is really dirty

Upon arrival, customer stated furnace was new but wasn’t working. Upon inspection of the unit found 2024 Goodman, gas furnace that is partially installed with the flue vent disconnected, high wire not up to code or have a kill switch, all the ductwork is messed up and destroyed. Unit has no low-voltage wire to it. Existing flue vent cannot be used because it’s not up to code. We have to install a side vent power ventor. We’ll have to hook up ductwork and bring unit up to code before I can perform a wire up and start up. Crawlspace is very low. recommending getting install manager out to replace all new ductwork and install 90% gas furnace for proper installation. Sent email to customer of all estimates.

Tech installed a customer provided electric tankless water heater for the whole home. Customer is aware of required electrical demand, and is having required electrical service upgraded, and sub panel installation performed prior to the installation of said water heater. *** Customer is aware that TE Certified will only warranty labor performed and water piping connections made. Customer is aware that TE Certified will not warranty any customer provided product, nor accept liability for any possible future issues with the provided unit. *** Customer is also aware that plumbing technician will not connect power to the unit, and that is to be done by the certified electrician that is currently working on the home. TE Certified holds NO liability on the electronic functionality of this unit. This is a customer provided water heater, and customer is required to register product with the manufacturer in order to activate the manufacturers warranty. All work performed was tested for leaks

Upstairs system. Loose wire. Contactor is beginning to pit. Recommend coil cleaning. Has not been cleaned in 3 years. Also recommend iwave to system.

Replaced 4 breakers not listed to be in panel, extended circuit to get power to gas stove and arc faulted, boxed and capped 2 junctions, demolished kitchen cabinet receptacle