Gainesville GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Company

Responded to troubleshoot the home's main breaker after the homeowner reported that it had tripped twice within the past month. A comprehensive inspection of the electrical system was performed, including a thermal imaging scan of the electrical panel under load. The inspection revealed that the main breaker was operating at an abnormally high temperature, indicating signs of overheating and possible internal deterioration. During the inspection, three mismatched circuit breakers were also identified within the panel. Thermal imaging further revealed that the air conditioning breaker was operating at an elevated temperature, indicating excessive heat buildup, and the feeder breaker supplying the subpanel was found to be in poor physical condition due to its age. Additionally, the subpanel neutral conductor was found to be double tapped under the main neutral lug, which is not an approved termination method. To correct the deficiencies identified during today's visit, the three mismatc

Came out to customers house due to her system not cooling. Noticed system was completely out of refrigerant. I also noticed there is no form of water safeties on system, no return plenum on system, condenser coil is dirty, and defrost board is burnt/failing. System only came with a 5 year warranty on parts. Recommend repairing system or replacing the system due to it being out of warranty and cost of repairs being high. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

2 new led wafer , light wafer replace, bath fan replace with controll

I was called in today for a no cool. Found capacitor for the outdoor unit to be failed reading zero on the compressor side. Was unable to determine refrigerant charge because of high heat load inside the house. Supply temp was 95° when I checked it. Temperature in the home is somewhere between 85 and 90°. Pressures are skewed because of high indoor heat load. Laugh estimate for flood protection, and in the event they have a refrigerant issue. I recommend a system replacement, out of warranty repairs are pricey and sourcing replacement parts can be difficult.

For today’s visit, I replaced the capacitor for the outdoor unit. Herm side was zero. Fan would turn on but compressor would not. Verified refrigerant pressure is in proper operation after replacing the capacitor. Left homeowner estimates for drain line repairs and water safeties

Install new outlet on dock post and troubleshoot washer outlet

Leak on Hosebib in front of home. House is plumbed entirely in CPVC. Found main cutoff in closet of basement gaming room. There was no individual cutoff for leaking Hosebib. Cut off water to the home at meter and did minor repair on Hosebib, replacing the washer. Hose bib no longer leaked, but left Hosebib cap for the homeowner just in case. Left estimate for permanent solution for Hosebib for later date. Went over with customer about the problems that CPVC piping can cause in the home. Notified customer that water heater is 12 years of age, and that a replacement would more than likely need to be found in the next year or so.

For this job, I provided labor and materials to complete multiple electrical upgrades throughout the residence. I Removed the existing defective switches and installed two new single-pole switches to restore proper operation of the garbage disposal and the laundry room lighting. Installed a new customer-provided high-bay LED shop light in the basement, including mounting the fixture, making all necessary electrical connections, and testing for proper operation. Removed the existing floor heater thermostat in the master bathroom and installed a new thermostat, verified proper wiring, and tested the system to ensure voltage and functionality were present. The customer is aware that any further issues with the floor heater is more than likely due to the existing floor heater that was installed before they moved into the home. Installed a new two-pole 50-amp circuit breaker for the cooktop which was previously installed by TE. The maximum ampacity for the cooktop is 39.6amps and it

Today we performed a troubleshooting task after my client was getting low flow, most notably at a washing machine. We identified that the issue for this washing machine is a result of a clogged strainer at the end of the unit. I performed a dynamic test, checked pressure at other units and evaluated the plumbing system on a full scale. I left several estimates for recommendations given the age in the layout of the existing plumbing system. I also recommend relocating the water heater to an area that’s not as far away from plumbing fixtures. But my customer would like to leave it where it’s at. Water pressure is at 70 psi. Unable to tell the age of the water heater, there is no serial number. Thank you for choosing TE certified

Will need to replace drywall in laundry room in the basement. Replace missing insulation. Reinstall trim that was taken off the walls, baseboards and quarter round, and fill nail holes with putty and touch up paint on trim. Will need to repaint the laundry room walls with paint match.

Breaker tripping

Install circuits in shed, new outlets, and breakers

Make all repairs necessary to restore the unit to full health and eliminate all other concerns. Installed 2 damper actuators. Installed 12 return with cut in upstairs and added water safety devices to the upstairs air handler. The airhandler is leaning back and condensation was flowing out the back into the emergency pan. There is no real way to move this as need without taking it apart and rebuilding. Cross beams are preventing leaning it forward. I was able to prop up the coil from inside to flow the water the way it designed to but this is a bandaid. If problem persists we will come up with a solution.

Replace straight compression stops on upstairs hall bath sink Also replace the supply lines to the faucet

Performed 1 system diagnostic for whole home syste. Found failed outdoor cap, restricted evap coil, no te flood protection, filter not changed in 2 years, improper drain pitch, and dirty condenser. Recommend joining homecare and performing repairs. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. 11-2 Tuesday

Found galvanized drain was leaking on kitchen sink. Cut out section back to a cast iron tee and replaced all the way back to the sink p trap

Install ceiling fan and dock inspection

Attempt to restore proper flow in bathtub on main floor Customer called us out for a bathtub that was draining slow in the hallway bathroom group on the main floor. Upon arrival the customer stated they have been experiencing this issue for about a month now. We tested the bathroom group to ensure there was not a bigger issue going on, and after running water for a long period of time only the tub was being affected. We ensured the other group was draining properly, and we went to the cleanout and we could hear the water drain. I inspected the tub that was being affected and the water would drain slow, I recommended to the customer to attempt to restore proper flow. The customer agreed to perform the work and we first started by removing the stopper and the overflow cover. We removed any debris by hand first, and then we ran our cable machine to clear any obstructions. We were successful in restoring proper flow and the customer was present during our work and they were satisfied! We

Flush tankless water heater and perform routine maintenance

Unit was frozen on arrival. I defrosted the system. I removed water from the emergency drain pan. I flushed the drain line. I installed flood protection and tested it. I installed 2 new Honeywell damper motors and bypass damper. I installed the UV light. I ran the system ans verified that it was operating when I left. Tye homeowner signed up for the homecare.

Today we performed a repair on the water main at the penetration after digging it up and verifying that is where the leak was. We repaired the waterline from the penetration in soft copper, wrapped the pipe in burial tape and used hydro cement+tar on both ends of the penetration. We opted not to replace the main shut off or the PRV today. Water pressure is at 60 psi. Tested and confirmed everything was functioning properly. Backfilled and confirmed my client was happy. The dig was approximately 4 feet deep Thank you for choosing TE certified

Remove and replace PRV and set pressure to 70 psi Remove and replace 50 gallon gas water heater Install new thermal expansion tank mounted two structure Install new ball valves on hot and cold pipes and all new copper pipe and fittings connecting water heater Install new gas valve and gas pipe and fittings Reconnect vent and install water heater pan Insulate piping Customer will take care of the louver door issue before inspection 6 yr manufacturer warranty

Diagnosed that the well pump has gone bad.

On this visit, we worked on fixing the majority of the wiring in the attic. A lot of it was sloppy, ran lazily, and most of it was going over studs and generally just all over the place and a mess. I fixed the wiring stapled it neatly where I could, a lot of the circuits I had to put in a junction box and extend to run wire correctly. But the majority of the wiring is stapled neat looking and much improved from what it was. There are a few wires towards the bottom of the pitch of the roof that still run along the studs because they are not as much a hazard for walking on and pinching. We also attempted to run the new outdoor heater wire and ran into some issue with the structure of the ceiling below the attic space and trying to drill into it from outside. It took an unexpectedly long time to try and get the wire into the space and we could not. The remaining balance split job will be to come back, finish running the wire and install the breaker for it and hook up the heater.

Add 100 amp Sub Panel & Ev Charger