Gainesville GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Company

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. Billieniese@yahoo.com 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

Replace burnt out ballast for a t12 2 bulb fixture above the cabinets in a kitchen with a new one

Install and provide a whole home surge protection with breaker and housing flush kit

Run wire to power and install box at pillar

After going through and discussing everything with the homeowner about the house that she wants to get fixed or adjusted, this was the list of fixes we came up with. Today I worked on the outdoor outlets, switches and changing the two breakers that had the current outdoor heater wires in them and I disconnected the outdoor heater 12 two wires and replaced the breakers with normal two pole breakers for the oven and dryer. When I return, I will bring a tandem breaker for two circuits to make an extra space so I can put my two pole breaker in for the heater circuit. All the junction boxes and running the outdoor heater circuit will be done on the next visit, which should be Tuesday the 14th. I will put a split job item on here to come back next Tuesday as I will not be able to do the rest this week due to other jobs being scheduled.

Provide and install new ring floodlight camera

Run cable in laundry drain Customer called us out for laundry line backing up. Tested line for mainline backup but laundry line was only line affected. Ran tub gun cable drain & mini tub gun to remove hair and gunk buildup from condensation/ laundry line. Ran water directly into drain, no signs of system backing up. Connected water line back to machine and ran 3 test loads. Did not see any signs of system backing up. Clearing successful! Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

PRV making loud noises. It was about to fail Replace PRV under crawl space. Customer elected to replace remaining cpvc in crawl space and through foundation wall. This was all that was left from the home renovation Cut out cpvc in crawlspace and replaced with copper to the existing pex pipes. Dug outside to uncover cpvc water main wall penetration and replace with copper pipe. Seal with hydraulic cement and cover ditch Customer also elected to install hose bib at same locatIon on front of home

Will roll money spent on refrigerant today, towards the costs of a new AC system if purcahsed from TE Certified within the next 5 business days from today's date (07/07/26). Found an 2015 goodman system 3ton, thats is low on refrigerant due to a refrigerant leak and the system is short on duct work. The landlord gave me permission to add the missing refrigerant to provide temporary cooling to the tenant and has setup a time with an install supervisor. I also emailed an estimate for a leak search in case the homeowner wants to move forward with trying to repair the system. I also emailed an estimate for updated flood protection. Imran the card in file.

Cleaned Drain kitchen drain from P-trap too much grease so I replaced the 2 inch kitchen line to the stack 20 feet

Troubleshoot tv outlet not working properly and outdoor lights not working. Install new wiring for tv outlet. Install new box and tv outlet Install AFCI breaker on this circuit.

Installed shut off valve for icemaker, and install hot cold shut off valve for future kitchen sink Left estimate for new laundry plumbing and new water heater

Remove wires from main lugs and re torque main lugs. Install breaker for this circuit 20a Install junction boxes for open splices in basement (3) Install (2) junction boxes for open splice where wiring is too short. Install blank plates (6)

Replace 2 pop up assemblies that are leaking, rebuild drains for 2 sinks with wrong type of p trap and replace damaged p trap under master bath sink, reseal shower drain to eliminate leak. Pulled a reset 2 toilets, we changed put 1 flange, other flange was in good condition.also replaced and secured hosebib as a courtesy. Added a ball valve as a courtesy for the hosebib. All work is tested and left work area clean.

Performed a troubleshoot on a dishwasher that had its breaker trip recently. They reset the breaker but the dishwasher still didn’t work. I checked the wiring at the breaker and at the unit itself. The unit was receiving 120 volts and everything was wired properly, however the dishwasher still wouldn’t work. I believe a surge came through, hit the dishwasher breaker and then the dishwasher itself. The breaker was replaced since it had been tripped and they were sent new replacements. The new breaker was tested and works properly. We went ahead and installed a new surge protector as well and everything is working.