Hampton, GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Troubleshoot outlets

Troubleshooting Existing Dinning Room Chandelier - Garage Floodlight-Circuit Breaker Reinstalled (1) dinning room chandelier Provide (1) Candlelbra Bulb for the dinning room chandelier

Came out for no cool call on upstairs unit. Customer let us know nest tstat going out and says it reads “no RC power”. Upon checking unit could not find any cause for tstat to go out. Verified tstat wires tightly connected. Verified float switch not activated and no water in pan. Could be tstat itself giving intermittent issues however the whole time we were here troubleshooting, tstat did not go out and did call for cooling properly. Upon checking all equipment for upstairs unit found they have original 2008 R22 Lennox 3.5ton air handler and newly Installed 2024 4ton Goodman heat pump. Checked system pressures and appears to be low. Took a look at indoor coil was already showing signs of freezing up. Recommend TE flood protection to avoid possible water damage to ceilings. Main recommendation is to have install supervisor come out to give quote for replacing R22 air handlers due to age and obsolete refrigerant. Educated customer on refrigerants and how R22 has been obsolete since 2020

Came out today because customer found water in his basement around his AC unit. Upon inspection of the system found Goodman system from 2010. Heat pump air handler. Upon testing the system found system was about 2 pounds low on 410 a, the outdoor contactor had stuck together, causing the system to run all the time, even when no call was presented, the outdoor capacitor was weak. It was a 70/5and it was reading 31/4.5. The indoor capacitor for the blower motor was also bad, this was a 25 mfd and evading 21. This system also had no UV protection time presenting all options to homeowner. He decided to do the Band-Aid repair. Will need to return Monday to install a new 25MFD blower capacitor. System is up and running, and once we return with the parts, there will be no other immediate issues with this system.

Severely burned outlet in kitchen, box melted as well as receptacle, not a backstabbed outlet, strange rust and oxidation on the receptacle makes me believe that something may have been poured on to it from the top, not a typical failure. This outlet had clearly been burning for awhile, the metal inside the burn area had oxidized, clearly showing that this had been there for some great length of time, wherein there would have been clear burning and smoke coming from the outlet. This had been sitting for way longer than any failed outlet should be and the outlet should have been fixed immediately.

Came out today to give a quote and do a full inspection on system. Upon arrival, customer stated that he already had another company out here. That told him there is a leak of refrigerant in the system somewhere. Upon inspection of the system, found the system still working, but very low on refrigerant and not very efficient. Also, upon inspection found that the indoor capacitor is bad, the blower will has very minimal buildup, there is no TE standard flood protection, this is a zone system. Upon inspection of the outdoor system found that the outdoor capacitor is, the condenser coal has minimal buildup. Presenting all options to the customer today he only chose to add refrigerant to the system, customer is aware that there is no warranty on 410 a, customer is also aware the drain is draining slowly and I recommended cleaning. Upon adding refrigerant to the system, added 2 lbs. 14 oz. to the system.

homeowner had us out today because their main floor system is not cooling properly. Upon arrival we noticed that there is a system that is from 2006. We found that the outdoor fan motor which was recently replaced by a third-party company had failed. We also noticed that the capacitor for the system was installed incorrectly and left inside of a box. We noticed that both outdoor condensers are very dirty and will need to be clean. We also noticed some biological growth on the inside of the system and recommended installing the Apco X air purifier. The contactor for the system was burned out and also needed to be replaced. Homeowner approved to have all repairs made. After repairs were made, we cycled the system to verify proper operation. System is cooling at time of departure.

Surge protector/ pool timer/ GFCI outlet/ GFCI BREAKER

Install ring flood camera in the backyard Replace security camera in front of garage

Ran water lines in garage for dog washing station.

came out to a no cool. The customer explained to me that he change out the thermostat without killing the power to the air handler. I checked the air handler and the 3 amp fuse was popped. I continued to perform a full diagnostic check in the system and here are my findings. I found that the indoor unit was sound and in good shape. The indoor unit did not have UV protection nor did it have TE flood protection. I found that the system was draining properly. i checked the out door unit and the capacitor was out of range and need to be replaced. This causes stress on the compressor so i’d like to install a hard start kit on this unit as well. The outdoor unit also needs to be cleaned. Last i’d like to sign the customer up for a preventative maintenance Home Care plan.

Upon arrival installed 20 amp dedicated circuit in dining room

Completed service call. Customer had us out because the upstairs is not cooling. Upon further inspection, found that the capacitor on the outside unit is bad. Also found that the compressor has failed. This system is a R 22 system from 2008. System is outdated with R22 which is no longer available. Upon inspection of the inside unit, found that the indoor coil is caked with debris, also found that the blower wheel is really dirty, the inside system also has a lot of biological growth inside. Cannot find where the drain exits the home. System has a burnout, installers will need to replace the lineset. Customer approved for install supervisor to come out.

Quad toilet performed work one on main floor and one upstairs

Troubleshoot electrical issue. ISSUE: outlet not working LOCATION: kitchen and dining room FINDINGS: could not properly assess all outlets, I was unable to access most of them. We managed to find a GFCI in the kitchen that was tripped. According to the customer, the GFCI trip during a lightning storm. RESOLUTION: today we were able to reset the GFCI and restore power to all the outlets. It is possible that this GFCI may fail in the future due to possible lightning strike. I recommend that we install a home search protection in the panel along with a couple of other items. In order for us to properly do electrical work in the future we will need to have full access to all outlets and anything electrical.

Troubleshoot electrical issue. ISSUE: power dropping out more more frequently LOCATION: entire home FINDINGS: check the panel inside the house found corrosion on the breakers. Recommend a panel restoration. Check the main breaker outside and could not get into the meter. Everything looks good at the main breaker. Everything tested properly. We called out the power company to take a look. RESOLUTION: power company said there’s been a lot of lightning strikes lately and lightning strikes near substations can cause the power to blip and shut down the whole area. He said this has been happening more and more frequently with the storms that have been coming through. We also changed out all the rusty breakers in the main panel, and changed out an oxidizing neutral bar. I did a full inspection of the bus bar and found no issues.

Came out for garbage disposal not working. Gave estimate to unjam. customer agreed unjammed garbage disposal found plastic debris, no warranty due to foreign objects. tested everything seems to be working properly.

Came out for garbage disposal and toilets gave estimate customer agreed installed new garbage disposal and three fill valves and supply lines one on main floor one upstairs hall bathroom one in guest bathroom tested no failure at this time. Customer is aware that the other parts in toilets are old I advised customer that the other part could go bad soon.

Homeowner had us out today to complete an inspection. Upon arrival, we were informed that they are currently selling the home and wanted to get a full inspection on the system to see the condition. We noticed that there is a Lennox heat pump system from 2017. We noticed some water in the emergency drain pan there is no flood protection on the system. We tested the condensate pump and also tested the drain to make sure that the system was draining correctly. We tested all electrical on the system and noticed that there was a 7.5 capacitor that is out of range reading 7.05. We also noticed in biological growth on the inside of the unit and recommend installing UV. We checked the outdoor system and noticed that the refrigerant pressures were low indicating a leak within the system. We performed a quick leak search on the system and found that there was a leak on the evaporator coil. We also noticed that the 40/5 capacitor was out of range on the fan reading 4.0. The contactor was also bur

Interceptive wires at septic tank, installed underground splice kits, and ran the wires up into new box. Set post box and outlet to plug sump pump into. Backfilled around septic tank. Added GFCI alarm inside the house for the sump pump. If the pump tripped the GFCI, the GFCI alarm will go off and customer will be able to hear the alarm inside the house.G At some point in the past, the circuits running to the sump pump or disconnected and a circuit from the living room was connected. When Delta plumbing installed new risers and pumped out the tanks, they cut the old wires and then left the circuit on. The septic tank had a live uncovered 120 V wire in the tank.

We tested the main breaker outside and then went inside the apartment. Inside the apartment pat murphy electric pulled off the panel cover and tested the voltage. The maintenance guy on Turned the water heater, pat murphy electric turned the oven on, I turned the dryer on, maintenance turned the AC on, and Pat Murphy measured the voltage and amperage at the panel. I went outside tested the voltage and amperage at the main breaker. We got up to 48 A on each leg. But we were not able to re-create the issue of one of the legs dropping out. After inspecting the equipment behind the meter base, we can’t see any signs of burning or damage. Our recommendation is to change out the main breaker..

T E is not responsible for any damage to counter installed customer supplied drop in stove connected gas line tested no failure at this time.

Installed ceiling fan in master bedroom on high ceiling. Took a look at possible lightning strike scenario GFI was tripping in bathroom. Nothing else was lost however the freezer was affected and is only halfway freezing. I believe the freezer did get hit by some kind of surge and the GFI needs to be replaced. The outlet that the freezer is plugged into is wired backwards and needs to be rewired.be.

Ran 60 amp line and set Tesla connector on outside brick wall. Install surge protection in panel. Uninstall two pole 30 amp breaker and installed Single pole 15 amp breaker for line that was installed into the two pole 30.

Troubleshoot electrical issue. ISSUE: outlets in basement and outside on back of home are not working FINDINGS: it appears that the circuit was never finished. There are wires hanging down, and when we energize the wires restored power to all outlets that don’t have power. RESOLUTION: run a new line from the panel with a new breaker and set an outlet where the wires are hanging down to restore power to the rest of the outlets in the basement and the outlets outside. Except for one outlet under the stairs that still does not have power Install Tesla charger in garage, brand new circuit to intersect, hanging wires and added outlet to restore power to basement and outside back outlets. Added outlet off same circuit on brick wall centered between window and door for 80 inch TV.