Fairburn, GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Installed 2 customer supplied shower bases in basement and installed shower drain and drain branch arm for upstairs master shower.

Replaced seats and springs in the hall bath tub shower valve, recommend replacing the valve

found that the master bathroom, toilet supply line and busted and customer turn water off to toilet. Performed minor rebuild on toilet to repair the issue and prevent other parts from failing in the near future. Replaced fill valve, flapper, supply line and angle stop due to the supply line being made onto the old stop. Turn water back on and tested and found no other leaks at this time. Water pressure was at 50 psi

No cooling call, upon arrival systems pressures did not look good system was running 55/310 with a subcooling of 5 degrees and a superheat of 90 degrees, system has liquid line restriction, there is no filter drier installed inside of system, filter drier is used to filter out moisture inside of the system, quoted replacement of TXV and filter drier, also quoted liquid line service valve found loose connection, tightened nut going to service valve and system stopped leaking, after TXV and filter drier are added to system we will pressure test system at 350 psi to ensure that there are no leaks inside of the system, emergency drain pan is also not big enough to cover below air handler, system is also low on airflow on both the return and supply side only has about 2 tons worth of ductwork needs 3 tons of ductwork, recommended install supervisor to come out and quote replacement of ducts/adding ducts as well as quote replacement of emergency drain pan. Customer will review estimates and

No cooling call, upon arrival system was not running, outdoor breaker was in the off position, checked refrigerant levels and found that system was running 229/287 with a subcooling of 1 degree and a superheat of 16 degrees, compressor is not compressing refrigerant, Indoor TXV is also stuck in the open position, filter was last changed June 2024, system not being maintained is likely the reason on why compressor and TXV have failed, condenser coil is also dirty, dual capacitor is also bad reading out of tolerance, customer stated that she would review estimates and get back with us as far as repairs goes.

Replace light fixture with ceiling fan in living room

Upon arrival, I performed a complete diagnostic of the second-floor air conditioning system. The system is a 2018 AirTemp 3-ton R-410A split system equipped with an indoor TXV metering device and services approximately 1,500 square feet of the home. The return duct system consists of two 20-inch flex return ducts, which is appropriately sized for a 3-ton system and appears capable of providing the required airflow. During the electrical inspection, I found the compressor operating at 8.85 running amps, which is within the manufacturer’s rated load of 13.6 RLA, indicating the compressor is currently operating within its normal running range. The contactor tested within manufacturer specifications; however, the dual-run capacitor tested out of range and should be replaced. I also recommend installing a compressor hard start kit to reduce startup amperage, minimize electrical stress during startup, and help extend the life of the compressor. The condenser coil, evaporator coil, and blow

We arrived today agent explained to us that he needed a new ring floodlight installed on the front of his house. The ring floodlight is power from an upstairs bedroom and receptacle. We installed the new ring, floodlight directly over his garage door and wired everything in. Once power was installed the ring floodlight worked properly. It was great seeing you again, Adrian! If we can help you with anything else, please feel free to call me anytime.

Installed customer supplied bathroom bidet and relocated water line in ceiling below. Tested and inspected. No leaks and working properly.

No cooling call, upon arrival customer stated that system was not cooling only blowing out hot air, checked capacitor and found that capacitor was reading 0 on compressor side, compressor is also overamping, recommended hardstart kit, refrigerant levels are also low, zone board is not wired up properly, also does not have secondary transformer, zone board may be bad however we can try and rewire zone board first and add secondary transformer to system, recommended nitrogen leak search, system is cooling however system is not cooling very effeciently, customer understands that there is more work that needs to be done quoted repairs customer will call us back when she is ready to move forward with repairs.

Call out for toilet constantly running gave estimate to do rebuild on toilet and upstairs hallway bathroom and to replace PRV customer agreed gave second toilet rebuild as a courtesy. We removed the old flappers, fill valves, and supply lines on both toilets the upstairs hallway, bathroom, and the downstairs hallway bathroom installed new parts also removed and replaced the PRV tested no leaks and working properly at this time.

Performed diagnostic on 20yr old upstairs amana unit, upon arrival customer stated unit stopped cooling, checked tstst, cycled to ac mode, went to attic to inspect unit, noticed unit has no flood protection, recommend wet switch to prevent water damage to ceiling, checked filter, unit has a new gas valve , inducer motor is heavily rusted, checked blower wheel, found impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning, explained blower motor can still fail, blower motor pulling higher than normal amps, recommend replacing blower motor, evap coil heavily rusted, explained can start to leak at my moment, upon checking outdoor unit, found compressor running but not condenser fan motor, checked contactor, capacitor, found bad capacitor, recommend replacing to continue diagnostic, customer approved installed new 35/5 capacitor, unit started up, checked amp draw, compressor is over amping on start up and only pulling 2.7 amps on RLA, tried to pump refrigerant back into compressor to verify compressor is

Trouble shoot issue with the upstairs tub shower and provided options to repair, replaced the tub spout and tested the shower

replaced the 40 gallon gas water heater in the garage with a new 50 gallon gas water heater, added an expansion tank and secured to the wall, replaced ball valve and gas whip,

Add studs and replace drywall. Tape seams. Multiple coats of joint compound. Sand. No painting.

Today we replaced the ceiling fan in the living room, a beautiful black fan was installed with black blades facing down. I also installed the mount for the remote on the wall near the thermostat

Today to solve the humming pipes and leaking shower, we replaced the PRV and also replaced the fill valve in the toilet that was damaged due to the pressure issue

Performed diagnostic on 10yr old Lennox heat pump, upon arrival customer stated unit has been out about 3 months, checked both tstats, cycled to ac mode, went to attic to inspect unit, noticed secondary drain pan heavily rusted, recommended wet switch to help prevent water damage, checked blower wheel, blower wheel impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning, blower capacitor checked ok, evap coil heavily rusted, upon checking outdoor unit found not running, system giving code for low pressure switch, reset unit to clear code, unit started up, pressures showing low on refrigerant, no signs of oil, explained to customer we would have to perform a leak search to locate leak for additional repair cost, customer did wanna move forward with leak search, upon starting explained to customer I would have to cut top bars of cage off due to its just a welded cage with no way to open it to access inside of outdoor unit, customer didn’t want me to cut cage, customer wanted to hold off on leak search

Drive 2 new ground rods with grounding bridge to re establish proper grounding system

Performed diagnostic on 19yrnold Goodman heat pump, upon arrival customer stated unit wouldn’t go below 78, also stated she had refrigerate add back in October and stated tech told her it would probably only last a couple of months, after showing me the equipment I found that her system is r22, hooked up gauges and found system completely empty of r22, explained to homeowner r22 is obsolete as of 1/1/2020, inspected indoor unit in basement and found water on floor possibly from unit freezing at some point, unit is heavily rusted with incorrect filter, hot water heater is also rusted at bottom and recommend updating to prevent flood in basement, went over all options with homeowner, chose options c, schedule with office for today 2-5, unit is not working at the time

For This Job We Replaced The Damaged Weather Head And Ran New Conductors Up The Mast And Terminated The Connections. The Inspector Will Either Approve This Repair For Storm Damage Or Require A Service Upgrade. The Customer Understands That If The Inspector Requires A Service Upgrade That We Will Need To Return And Install All Items Quoted For Either Of The Service Upgrade Options. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Customers A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me And Erfan By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Performing In The Field. Please Feel Free To Reach Out If You Have Any Questions. -Vinny

Discovered that a bad breaker was the problem and replace just the one breaker

Performed diagnostic on 23yr old upstairs carrier unit, upon arrival customer stated unit froze up and she just needed Freon, visually checked outdoor unit and explained to customer r22 is obsolete and we do not have access to that refrigerant, customer still wanted me to do diagnostic on system, checked tstst, cycled to ac mode, upon goin in attic noticed water in secondary drain pan, recommend TE standard flood protection to prevent water damage. Inspected filter, filter was dirty replaced customer provided filter, evap coil starting to ice up, also heavily rusted, checked blower motor and blower wheel, blower motor leaking oil, explained to customer blower motor can fail at any moment, blower wheel impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning wheel, inspected outdoor unit, coil is in poor shape, checked capacitor and contactor, found contactor burned and pitted, recommend replacing contactor, checked amp draw, compressor is over amping LRA 52/99, explain compressor can fail at any momen

As we arrived today, Dexter explained to us he needed a new Tesla charger, which he had already purchased installed in his garage. We ran power from the outside meter base directly outside the garage down the outside wall over to the garage area where we installed a junction box so we can enter the wall. We ran the wire up inside the wall to the new Tesla car charger that we installed inside the garage. We made all connections in both of them meter base on the breaker and the tested charger. The tested charger worked properly after all updates were installed and power was engaged. We also installed a surge protector on the meter base which will protect the house along with the Tesla car charger. It was great meeting you today, Dexter! If we can ever help you with anything else, please let me know. Thank you, Brandon and Nylan

Replace both breakers that are tripping (self failure test)