Gainesville GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Company

Replaced a leaking shower cartridge, advised customer that they didn’t have an expansion tank and why it is critical to the water service in the house.

Leak search Cut drywall ceiling in pantry to examine plumbing for shower Found no leaks on the plumbing drainage or water system Found a leak to be the glass door, mounting bracket and or the silicone seal for the glass Homeowner will remedy the situation

Replace gfi and flip leads of outlet on counter top Figure out why outlets on back kitchen wall do not work

Figure out why basement outlets do not work and why microwave breaker tripped randomly Replace gfi and re do tap in basement

One system inspection on 6 month old system. Homeowner converted to homecare service plan. Checked heating and cooling. Changed filter. Cleared drains. No issues at this time.

Located source of leak coming from running toilets and pool filler. Left quotes and recommended replacement of toilets due to age and type of existing toilet.

Replace for flat panel Install new junction box and extend any necessary wires

Remove and reset powder room main level bathroom toilet. Tubular trap repipe under kitchen sink.

Diagnosed a nuisance tripping issues with an Oven circuit as a courtesy for a nice lady and her fur babies in Oakwood.

For this job I came to see a leak on a water heater, found out the old expansion thermal valve was leaking. I replaced it with a new expansion tank and strapped it to the wall. Psi was set to 75 psi on tank. Tested and left work area clean. I also did a diagnostic on why there was low water flow on hot side of tub filler in master bath. After diagnosis I found out that the filter on the hot side was filled with debris. Turned off water to home and cleaned out the filter on the mixing valve. Opened water back on and flow was restored.

For this job, I rendered leak detection services and discovered that the leak is on an irrigation system in the back left-hand corner of the side yard of the home. The main line tees off and feeds the irrigation system in the backyard. We isolated the meter and the main shut off in the house, and once we shut off the irrigation box, the meter stopped running. there were no other observations that indicated a leak anywhere on the main line.

Installed a shower valve and trim in upstairs private bathroom, valve on outside wall, had to come in from the front, chipped tile away enough to get propress into hole. Drained down house, after install, pressurized house system, blew out air in lines, caulked fixture, checked tankless in basement ran and tested shower, tested fixtures for hot water. System working normal, no leaks.

Upon arrival, customer notified me that they experienced burning in the laundry room. The outlet that burned did not have a load that was tied into it. It appears the internal components of the outlet have been compromised, which caused arcing. We will go through the circuit to determine if there are any other connection points that need to be corrected. Customer had fire department come out and they recommended calling an electrician to inspect the electrical circuit. Fire department had reading between 120°F and 140°F in the wall near the outlet location. After diagnosing the circuit, we determined that there are several junction boxes that have been improperly installed and are causing continuity in the circuit. There has also been some work that has been completed that is not up to current code that is tied into the electrical system on the circuit. This has been brought to the customers attention. Customer has requested that we tie in that part of the circuit so all electrical c

Install new outlets and junction boxes

Redevice damaged circuit from surge

Repaired a leaking CPVC line in the basment using a “ tee” and 3 couplings

Installed customer supplied Tesla wall charger. Charger is approximately three years old. Relocated the wall charger from old residence to new residence . WiFi was not connected due to the fact that there is no internet in the home at this time . Everything tested and working properly.

Second trip for basement rough

Remove Tesla wall charger. Install box and blank cover. Remove wire from breaker and cap off everything.

Replace shower and diverter cartridges

Upon arrival I was pointed to the front half bathroom wear a cold side lavatory cartridge had failed and been replaced with a hot side cartridge. I was also shown to the basement bathroom on the right side of the house where there was a mystery leak underneath the lavatory. Upon a safety inspection I checked the pressure and discovered a failed expansion tank. (The pressure held at 55 psi but once the water heater turned on, it rose steadily to and above 110psi) Recommended Options to change out the cold side cartridge on the upstairs lavatory (cartridge customer supplied), and replacement with correct installation of an expansion tank and mounting bracket. Upon approval, I installed and mounted the new expansion tank and replaced the cartridge. During this time I confirmed the mystery leak underneath the downstairs bathroom sink was coming from the water on top of the counter leaking through the spout penetration. Upon approval, I silicone the spout to the countertop.

Upon arrival I was pointed to the front half bathroom wear a cold side lavatory cartridge had failed and been replaced with a hot side cartridge. I was also shown to the basement bathroom on the right side of the house where there was a mystery leak underneath the lavatory. Upon a safety inspection I checked the pressure and discovered a failed expansion tank. (The pressure held at 55 psi but once the water heater turned on, it rose steadily to and above 110psi) Recommended Options to change out the cold side cartridge on the upstairs lavatory (cartridge customer supplied), and replacement with correct installation of an expansion tank and mounting bracket. Upon approval, I installed and mounted the new expansion tank and replaced the cartridge. During this time I confirmed the mystery leak underneath the downstairs bathroom sink was coming from the water on top of the counter leaking through the spout penetration. Upon approval, I silicone the spout to the countertop.

Upon arrival I was pointed to the front half bathroom wear a cold side lavatory cartridge had failed and been replaced with a hot side cartridge. I was also shown to the basement bathroom on the right side of the house where there was a mystery leak underneath the lavatory. Upon a safety inspection I checked the pressure and discovered a failed expansion tank. (The pressure held at 55 psi but once the water heater turned on, it rose steadily to and above 110psi) Recommended Options to change out the cold side cartridge on the upstairs lavatory (cartridge customer supplied), and replacement with correct installation of an expansion tank and mounting bracket. Upon approval, I installed and mounted the new expansion tank and replaced the cartridge. During this time I confirmed the mystery leak underneath the downstairs bathroom sink was coming from the water on top of the counter leaking through the spout penetration. Upon approval, I silicone the spout to the countertop.

Upon arrival I was pointed to the front half bathroom wear a cold side lavatory cartridge had failed and been replaced with a hot side cartridge. I was also shown to the basement bathroom on the right side of the house where there was a mystery leak underneath the lavatory. Upon a safety inspection I checked the pressure and discovered a failed expansion tank. (The pressure held at 55 psi but once the water heater turned on, it rose steadily to and above 110psi) Recommended Options to change out the cold side cartridge on the upstairs lavatory (cartridge customer supplied), and replacement with correct installation of an expansion tank and mounting bracket. Upon approval, I installed and mounted the new expansion tank and replaced the cartridge. During this time I confirmed the mystery leak underneath the downstairs bathroom sink was coming from the water on top of the counter leaking through the spout penetration. Upon approval, I silicone the spout to the countertop.

Upon arrival I was pointed to the front half bathroom wear a cold side lavatory cartridge had failed and been replaced with a hot side cartridge. I was also shown to the basement bathroom on the right side of the house where there was a mystery leak underneath the lavatory. Upon a safety inspection I checked the pressure and discovered a failed expansion tank. (The pressure held at 55 psi but once the water heater turned on, it rose steadily to and above 110psi) Recommended Options to change out the cold side cartridge on the upstairs lavatory (cartridge customer supplied), and replacement with correct installation of an expansion tank and mounting bracket. Upon approval, I installed and mounted the new expansion tank and replaced the cartridge. During this time I confirmed the mystery leak underneath the downstairs bathroom sink was coming from the water on top of the counter leaking through the spout penetration. Upon approval, I silicone the spout to the countertop.