Gainesville GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Company

Replace existing panel for a QO with 54 space Install 4 outlets 2 circuits Install 2 shop lights with 3 way Install 1 outlet for garage door Install 2 sconce lights with switches with 3 way Replace 3 flood lights

Install a properly sized Halo whole home filtration system in the garage. Provide a bypass valve system and include a post sediment filtration system. Install a purge valve, insulate water lines and run a dedicated backwash drain line to the exterior of the home. System includes 5-stage carbon/high density garnet/micro-pore media filtration with ION water conditioning for scale protection. Eliminates need for purchasing bottled water. Reduces bad taste and smells in municipal tap water by reducing chlorine, chloramine, gases, dyes, heavy metals, pollutants, pesticides, etc. Installation includes backwash piping ran to exterior location. Does not include installation of an electrical outlet. 10 year part warranty on the unit through Halo 1 year parts and labor warranty through TE Certified Lifetime Workmanship Warranty Comes with a free tankless flush service flushed system out for 1 hour, confirming the water is crystal clear Backwash set to Friday at 11:00 AM Thank you for ch

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Leak from expansion tank Customer was out of town and came home to a flooded basement The expansion tank ruptured and leaked, spraying on backside of basement bathroom wall beside water heater The leak spread under the wall to the bathroom and under the wall to the kitchen area. The water soaked into the carpet in the theatre room also Remove and replace expansion tank. Mount to structure and pump to 5 psi higher than house pressure Set up customer with mitigation referral

Chemical cleaned condenser coil, chemical cleaned evaporator coil, replaced condensate drain, and added new ecobee thermostat. System is functioning properly at this moment. Thank you for choosing TE CERTIFIED.

Performed 1 system diagnostic for upstairs unit. Found wiring behind thermostat and found short causing a flue to blow, found restriction in the evap coil with 3 dry cells, no te flood protection, improper gas lines.thermostat was failed as well. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Replaced the defective GFCI receptacle located by the basement entrance. Work included removal of the faulty receptacle, installation of a new code-compliant GFCI receptacle, proper wiring, and secure installation. Tested the receptacle to verify correct operation and GFCI protection. Demonstrated to the homeowner how to identify when the GFCI has tripped and how to properly reset it.

Came out to customers house due to his system not cooling properly. Noticed emergency heat is running while system is cooling. I also noticed condenser coil is dirty, evaporator coil is dirty, drain is clogged and not installed correctly, no water safety on system, thermostat is defective, defrost board has burnt marks on it, recommend uv light prevent mold, and recommend replacing heat strips due to them running all year long. Thank you for choosing TE certified.

Remove and replace mop sink faucet with kitchen sink style faucet Remove and replace both vanity faucets in master bathroom

Repaired outside leak where sharkbite fitting had broken.

Replaced basket strainer that was leaking

Attempt to clear blockage in basement bathroom Customer called us out for a blockage affecting the basement bathroom. The customer stated this is the first time they are experiencing this issue. We took a look at the bathroom and they stated water started backing up into the tub and water seeping out from the base of the toilet. There is an ejector pump present and we took a look inside the basin and it was empty. We tested the main floor bathroom to ensure everything was flowing properly and after running water for a long period of time there were no signs of a blockage. We ran water in the basement bathroom and we noticed the toilet started to gurgle. We recommended to the customer to attempt to restore proper flow and they agreed. We pulled the basement toilet and ran our cable machine in the toilet drain. We noticed there was little to no wax left and the toilet drain was holding water. We were successful in restoring proper flow after multiple attempts. We ran water for a long p

Troubleshoot, wafer lights, outlets new

Today, we came out to replace a 27-year-old, 40-gallon electric water heater that had recently begun leaking. Per the customer’s request, we upgraded the unit to a new 50-gallon electric water heater with an extended warranty. We also replaced the home’s main water shutoff valve. The home’s water pressure was tested and is holding at 55 PSI. After installation, we restored the water supply, purged the plumbing system of air, and thoroughly tested all connections for leaks. Everything is operating properly with no leaks present at this time. The customer is satisfied with today’s service.

Installed a new water heater

Removed bidet and installed new one that customer had provided

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Spoke with customer about service fee and setting TGL. Spoke with Coleman about scheduling the TGL. The unit is located at an Airbnb. Received verbal confirmation to set the TGL. System is performing as well as it can. System is not undercharged and is showing a 20 degree delta T. There may have been a remodel and the existing equipment was set up to supplement that space however because of the duct design we may not have enough tonnage for the new heat load.

Troubleshoot

Install 2 fans and eliminate outlet

Reset the power to toilet and it started flushing again. Inspected ice maker and turned water on to get it to start making ice.

I replaced a customer supplied toilet, a new pvc x cast iron flange and a water stop valve. I tested everything thoroughly to ensure there were no further issues

This option is to run a switch to the heater circuit for the outdoor heater and use contactors for the wire to be able to use a switch on it. This includes running two separate 14 gauge wires to a newly cut out switch box, adding a bubble cover for the two switches, adding a junction box above the heater with the two contactors in it, and configuring the wire and a way that the switches will activate the two contactors for a low heat setting and a high heat setting.

Replaced both the hose bibbs, on the front and back of the house. Replaced the shutoff valve for rear hose bibb

Installation of new chandelier in rear sitting room

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.