Flowery Branch GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Maintenance performed on today’s visit. Checked static pressure, changed air filter, and treated drain line. Tested capacitor and temperature delta. System running and cooling well with no issues. Keep up the great work on maintenance.

Figure out why hot tub is tripping gfi breaker

Verified customers concern of leaky toilets and leaky faucet informed customer that often times in these situations that cause of the issue is high-pressure and so I checked the pressure we were reading almost 170 psi off of the rear hose bib so we then began searching for the PRV, which was determined to be in the yard just in front of the water meter so I excavated the old one installed a new watts a UB – 25 inside of a valve box Bedded with rocks set the pressure to 60 psi roughly, and then check to the fixtures. Faucet has stopped leaking and customer has their own fill valves for the toilets that they are going to replace if fill valves do not stop toilets from running then customer will move forward with the replacement of both toilets in the house.

Install whole home surge protector

Completed system evaluation by the time of arrival the client explained that when they turned the heater on last night, they smell gas after completing diagnostic found a small leak coming out of the flex gas line.

Remove and replace kitchen faucet. Customer supplied Recommend to cut out and replace kitchen sink waste piping under the sink. Also properly Hang dishwasher drain pipe to avoid kinks in the drain hose.

Finished install of flu vent and wet switches. Tested operation and cleaned install areas. Will need to come back to finish wet switch and basement and also to put a screen on the flu vent going out the wall.

Reconnected neutral in fan box to make fan work.

Verified customers concern of leak underneath the sink located leak along the stainless steel supply line, feeding the hot side supply for the faucet removed leaking stainless steel line and installed new stainless steel supply line checked for leaks and none were found after repair was performed

For this job conducted a leak detection service for Adam Grisman. He left the homeowner with estimates yesterday. Their decision on those estimates was predicated on my detection service today. During my investigation, I discovered the leak was not in the unpaved areas of the yard, I discovered it inside of the garage underneath the slab.

Customer has two in-line water filtration units installed on the home. Mrs. explained that her husband recently replaced both filters. Shortly after replacement, one of the in-line units began leaking. Mr. attempted to stop to leave using flex tape, but continued. Upon inspection, the in-line filter housing was found to be compromised and no longer serviceable. Discussed options with Mrs., she agreed to remove the leaking, in-line filter and upgrade the system by installing a halo ion six whole house filtration unit . Removed the damage, in-line filter, installed the Halo ionic system, restored water, service, and thoroughly purge the lines. System was pressurized and tested. All connections are secure and functioning properly at this time.

Install 400 amp meter can , install one transfer switch and run generator wires from meter side of house to generator side of house.

Cut Sheetrock open to look for a leak. Mediation company had found moisture in the wall. No plumbing in the wall

New PRV and new hose bib installation with content removal

Water heater

Quoted for waterline replacement, trenchless and trenched, also for leak search and repair. Repaired main service line, leak was found to be at the Floco coupling connection for the sprinkler line. Removed the floco coupling, installed appropriate fittings, turned off main inside house, let glue dry, pressurized system, waited to ensure no leaks, found another leak on sprinkler line after ball valve, informed homeowner about the leak, homeowner had me leave the sprinkler line off and would have it repaired at a later time. Pressurized house, purged lines from fixtures, plugged in recert pump, making sure it was still operating properly and not burned up due to running without water onto house for 2 days. Checked pressure, no leaks

Steam shower, commercial exhaust fan, 2 cans in shower, center light fixture, towel warmer, radiant heat panel, quad usb-c outlet, add 2 switches for shower lights and center light fixture.

Replaced existing ceiling fan in the family room with new home owner provided ceiling fan.

Run new circuit for the sauna in the basement

Add center flush mount Add 3 wafers in office bathroom Bidet Floor heater Radiant heater Towel warmer 2 exhaust fans (toilet and shower) 8 circuits (x1 240) Change to trims with night light

Installed liquid line and suction line king valves for main level system. Nitrogen pressure tested. Signs of no leak. Pulled complete vacuum. Charged 7 lbs. of 410A refrigerant. System is currently working.

Access ceiling to investigate leak // not a plumbing issue. Looks like it is a HVAC issue.

Tested system having issues with losing power to thermostat. Tested and found a tripped breaker. After resetting I tested the unit fully and took amp draws. Found that the breaker was tripping after heat strips ran for about 10-15 min. This was due to a loose wiring connection inside the panel. I rewired this connection and ensure it was tight. After doing this the system ran with no issues.

Replaced pressure reducing valve and main water shut off valve to home.

Upstairs outlet.