Gainesville GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Company

Install frame TV Install new AC Disconnect Install breakers

Temporary repair of disconnected supply duct in attic

I came out to investigate an issue with the kitchen outlet, not working and an item giving off heat that was plugged into your floor outlet. The kitchen outlet was tripped and I opened up all of the outlets on that circuit, but they all look good and they are newer and in good condition. I believe the issues that you had the old coffee maker plugged into it and it tripped that GFCI outlet. If it happens again, you can reset it by pushing the button that we labeled on that GFCI. For the living room outlet I opened that up and it looks really good and is also newer and in good condition. The module that you had plugged into it that the lamp was plugged into which dims that lamp is old and a fire hazard. It was good that you called us out since that did need to be thrown away. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

Perform schedule install work. Added a return Plenum to air handler and reattach 14 inch flex and also added a new 8 inch flex for return which goes into bedroom. And Added safeties wet switch and ss2. Also noticed water in drain pan and saw drain line is not properly placed in right location and has no pressure relief for system. Sent customer quote to do drain line repair. tested work and system is cooling.

I replaced an electric water heater in a crawlspace, I thoroughly tested my work to ensure proper function and to verify there were no leaks.

Replaced 4- (2x4) lights in office. Replaced switch for a dimmer to control the lights.

Tested and Found washing machine was leaking

Arrived for squirrel chewed through ductwork and found major issues upstairs in the attic with rats poop all over the unit and in the pan. Also found supply flex ductwork collar disconnected that is pouring cold air into the attic. Recommend all ductwork replacement. The customer stated there is issues in the other rooms with ductwork aswell. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Following the completion of my original call to adjust airflow found condenser fan motor to be faulty. Bad bearings inside the motor. Motor was receiving voltage, but was not spinning and would not spin when manually started. Replace condenser fan motor unit is cooling 20° at this time. Homeowner is aware that the system is from 2007 and I did recommend to have it replaced. Motor comes with a 1 year part warranty.

Perform diagnostic for system not cooling. The system is located in the basement. Found condenser fan motor to have failed. Informed Mr. Scott that we do not know if everything else is OK with that system until we replace the condenser fan motor. Supply houses are currently closed. Will need to schedule job later on.

Quoted for waste n overflow replacement, and for disposal install and retrap for disposal. Repaired tubular section tub drain in ceiling crawlspace above can light for hall bathroom tub n shower. Hard access area, ran water in drain then filled tub to hold water and then drained, no leaks

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

-replace light fixture that has water inside -install new 6 inch wafer light fixture

Install homeowner provided Honeywell T6 pro thermostat. Properly configured the system to run heat mode in low stage and propane in emergency heat. Connected to homeowners cell phone via resideo. Tested equipment in both heating cool. Breaker sizes for both heat pump and furnace are oversized. Outside line set does not have doghouse cover. Unit does not have flood protection.

Provide labor and materials to install three (3) new interior duplex receptacle outlets and one (1) new exterior weather-resistant GFCI receptacle in the basement area. All new receptacles will be connected to one (1) newly installed dedicated 120V branch circuit to provide reliable power distribution and improved electrical accessibility throughout the space. The new circuit will be protected with an AFCI/GFCI breaker in compliance with current NEC safety standards and applicable local electrical codes. Scope of work includes furnishing and installation of all required wiring, electrical boxes, receptacles, breaker, connectors, supports, and miscellaneous materials necessary for a complete and code-compliant installation. Exterior receptacle shall include a weatherproof in-use cover suitable for outdoor exposure. Work also includes all required connections, testing, circuit labeling, verification of proper operation, and complete cleanup of the work area upon completion.

Redevice of home Separate neutral from ground wires in the home. Install whole home surge protector. Re feed bedroom circuit

Install new AC circuit Install new AC disconnect Install new whip for AC unit

Run a cable machine to clear any obstruction in the laundry drain. We came out to inspect a laundry drain that was backing up. Upon arrival customer stated this was the first time it has backed up. We tested the other drains in the home to make sure they were draining properly. It seemed like only the laundry drain was being affected. There is an hvac condensation pipe on the other side, and whenever the washing machine would drain it would come back up. We ran our cable machine in the drain to clear any obstructions that would cause a backup. We brought back some debris on our cable and we were able to restore proper flow. We tested by running water from the supply line in the drain for about 15 minutes and we also did a couple of washing machine loads and draining it manually. We performed these tests and didn’t see any signs of a backup again. Customer is satisfied and thank you for choosing Te Certified.

For this job customers tankless water heater and lights in the bathrooms had no power. After inspection I found the GFCI device in the master bathroom had gone bad and was putting voltage on the neutral. The water heater was pulled off of the same circuit causing it not to work as well. We installed a new GFCI in the master bathroom and ran a dedicated circuit for the tankless water heater. Installed a bell box and GFCI device in the basement to plug in the water heater. Everything functions as it should.

Reworked drainage underneath sink completely, installed new 1HP Insinkerator garbage disposal that is septic tank friendly (left paperwork for them to register warranty), customer already had a RO system drain line going into previous trap arm so I put that back for them as well. Everything is functioning properly.

Ballast by pass on kitchen fixture Replace bulbs

Troubleshoot outlets not working.

Install dishwasher and disposal outlet in sink cabinet , used dead switch by sink for the disposal

CS and we install a garbage disposal Customer called us out for an estimate to install a garbage disposal. Upon arrival customer stated they were wanting an estimate to install a garbage disposal under the kitchen sink. We ran water in the kitchen to ensure we weren’t experiencing a blockage and after running water for a while I saw really good flow. We took a look under the sink to see if we had an outlet for the disposal and I didn’t not see one. Customer agreed to install the disposal and have an electrician come out to install a switch/outlet on Tuesday from 11-2. We installed the disposal and afterward we tested for leaks around work and we were successful. We let the customer know that we left the power cord tucked in the corner. Customer is satisfied! Thank you for choosing TE.

During my last visit, we noticed the water pressure was unusually high. We confirmed the expansion tank and PRV had failed. Today we decided to fix it. Installed a new Dual-Union Watts 25AUB PRV, an 4 gallon expansion Tank, and reran 2 hose bib water lines to be before the PRV for better pressure at the hoses. Mounted each line to a 2x4 for stability. Checked for leaks and set the water pressure to 75, which the client requested. The electric water heaters are 6 years old.