Ellenwood, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Repaired leak on water main in basement ceiling.

Client has us out today because she has a leak on her main water service, the exact area she’s had repaired 3 times now. When you turn the water on it Immediately starts pouring out if the ground, it looks like the previous repair was buried MAYBE 3 inches and that’s being nice. As stated client says she’s had the area repaired multiple times now and breaks keep happening. I presented options and today we went with just a repair on the main service line. I dug the main up and found the line is intact buried extremely shallow. I do recommend to replace the line but however we got the line repaired and water back on with no leaks.

Homeowner had us out today because both systems inside the house are not cooling. Upon arrival, homeowner informed us that they recently came back home from vacation and noticed that the entire home was very hot and was not cooling very well. We noticed that there are two systems both from 2006. For the second floor system we found at the outdoor high voltage was badly burned and tripped the breaker. We found that for the main level that there was a burn contactor and fail, capacitor, and it was the same on the second level. We also noticed some biological growth on the inside of the system which we recommended installing the Apco X for. We also noticed that both condenser coils were dirty and needed to be cleaned. The main floor compressor was pulling high amps at 13.8 with a max of 14.4. Homeowner approved to have all repairs made. We also did recommend looking at options of replacement which was declined at this time. We also cleared out both condensate drains. We added a leak seal

came out to a no cool. I found that the system had a bad capacitor. I found that the compressor amps were just a little out of range as well. I also found that the condenser coils could use cleaning. I changed the capacitor and checked temps and pressures and the system is currently running according to specifications.

Returned 6/17/2025 to replaced a burned out circuit board and blower motor. I checked temperature, pressures after install and all were fine. The system is working according to specifications.

Troubleshoot electrical issue. ISSUE: HVAC tech reported that there may be something wrong with the electricity feeding furnace LOCATION: furnace is in at FINDINGS: I checked the voltage at the panel and the furnace and they were what they were supposed to be. As I was pulling the both switches out they both are and were splitting in half. RESOLUTION: change out both switches. I left the breakers off since the HVAC guy is coming back tomorrow.

Completed bid work. Cleaned both outdoor coils, installed two new wet switches. Cleaned both blower wheels. Installed two new UV lights for air quality. Also use the mighty pump to clean out both drain lines. Both units are now clean and running properly.

Customer had us out today for a no cool upstairs. On arrival, tenant stated that the downstairs is cool, but the upstairs does not cool. The tenant also stated that the entire house is warm when temperatures exceeds 80 degrees as if the system can’t keep up. Upon inspection of the indoor system, found that ductwork is damaged allowing air to escape into the attic. The upstairs thermostat has been bypassed, the upstairs zoning has also been bypassed. The ductwork is also undersized, and some of the ductwork has collapsed. Also found that there is no filter in the filter vent, this has caused the blower wheel and evaporator coil to become extremely dirty, this also causes airflow restriction that results in a strain on the system. Upon inspection of the outdoor unit, found that the condenser coils are very dirty. Also found that the wiring for the unit is burnt and has exposed wire. This is a fire hazard, this also indicates that a fire happened with in the system. We left the system out

Repair on 1” pex line beside home already exposed. Leak is resolved.