Hampton, GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Performed diagnostic on 10yr old upstairs carrier heat pump, upon arrival customer stated unit wasn’t putting out cold air only hot air, cycled tstat to ac mode, unit started up, went to attic to inspect air handler, upon going in attic noticed both drain lines not properly installed, also both drain lines have bellys, recommend repairing both drain lines, also recommend added wet switch to both units as well, checked filter , checked ok, blower slightly impacted, evap coil clean, noticed unit in heat mode, checked low voltage wiring, getting 0v between c and o,went back and checked at tstat, still 0volts, jumper wires and unit switched to ac mode, explained to customer tstst now working properly, recommended replacing, customer approved, customer also wanted to replace downstairs tstat as well as add three new smoke detectors, and both wet switches, highly recommended updating drain lines but customer chose to hold off, went to pick up parts and return, installed two new tstats, made

Replacing 2 can light trims on main floor

Removed moen 1/4 hp disposal and cleared debris inside, vacuumed and washed it out and manually turned it to unjam the disposal, tested and re installed the disposal, filled the sink and dumped to check for leaks, disposal is working properly at this time, no warranty on disposal

Came out to a no cool on a Lennox R410A system. After completing a full diagnostic evaluation, we found that the system is severely low on refrigerant. The indoor evaporator coil and filter are both clean, and the condenser coils are clean as well, helping rule out major airflow restrictions as the primary cause of failure. However, the blower wheel does have light dirt buildup that can slightly reduce airflow and efficiency. During testing, the system showed weak indoor cooling capacity along with extremely high compressor amp draw, indicating the compressor is straining due to the low refrigerant condition. Refrigerant readings were far outside manufacturer specifications, with very high superheat and negative subcooling, confirming that the evaporator coil is starving for refrigerant and operating below freezing temperatures. This condition will cause the evaporator coil to freeze over and can eventually damage the compressor if left operating. The outdoor capacitor tested within

As we arrived today Sherina explain to us that she had front porch lights that were very dim and that she needed an upstairs soothing fan replaced in her master bedroom. After doing a troubleshoot on the front porch lights, we found that the front porch light bulbs were defective. We replaced those and everything worked properly again. We went upstairs in the master bedroom and removed the existing ceiling fan and replaced it with a new customer supplied ceiling fan. Once all connections were made the ceiling fan also worked properly. Sherina also talk to us about installing some ring, floodlight cameras on the front and back of her house. I’ve attached an estimate for those lights to be installed along with the new front porch lights. It was great meeting both of you today! If you have any questions about the estimates or need anything else, please feel free to give me a call anytime. Thank you, Brandon and Nylan

As we arrived today, Jonathan explained to me that he’s outside GFI on the front porch and the receipt were right behind it in the stairway we’re not working. After removing receptacles and switches in all of the adjoining rooms on the same floor, downstairs and upstairs, we cannot find the wire feeding power to these two particular receptacles. We put a toner generator on the wire and found a place in between the box in the stairway and the receptacle outside, but it was covered by sheet rock. We checked all the electrical panels and every wire leaving the electrical panel had power on it. After talking with Jonathan, he decided to run power from the existing switches by the door down to the receptacles. Once that was done, power was restored to both receptacles. I also talked to Jonathan about surge protectors. I’ve attached an estimate for that. It was great meeting you today, Jonathan! If you have a question about the estimates or need anything else, please feel free to give me

Came out to a no cool on a 2021 Carrier R-410A heat pump system. Upon diagnosing the system, I found that the indoor unit had frozen over at the evaporator coil due to a completely restricted air filter, which was causing severe airflow restrictions throughout the system. During the inspection, I also found that the home is undersized on return airflow. The home currently has approximately 1,700 CFM of return air but should have closer to 2,200 CFM based on the square footage and system requirements. In addition, there are no return air vents in the bedrooms. This can lead to comfort issues throughout the home because hot air is not being properly pulled out of those rooms, causing uneven temperatures and reduced system efficiency. The outdoor unit was inspected and found to be operating fairly well at this time. The contactor tested within manufacturer specifications, ohming at 16.1. The capacitor is rated for 70/5 and is currently reading 66.3/4.9, showing signs of weakening and be

Came out today due to the main floor system not cooling. Upon arrival found the system completely froze up. Customer is in the process of purchasing the home and is currently living in the home until Wednesday when she closes. Customer stated that she would like to have somebody come out to quote replacement of the system. Also, customer elected to have a little bit of refrigerant put into the system to get by until she can replace it. Customer is aware that upon replacing the system within 30 days of today the total for today will be reimbursed back off of the cell of a complete system. Install 3 pounds of refrigerant. At this time did not perform a leak search due to. I was previously out here in August under a different owner and added 2 pounds of refrigerant. At this time system is cooling. There is no warranty for repair for today. Customer is aware that this is a Band-Aid temporary fix to get by. This is the only system in the home besides mini split for sunroom.

Troubleshooting

Came out for water leaking out of hvac system. System is 2010 Lennox Heat Pump for downstairs. System has pan switch but no other flood protection. Found system low on charge and has been freezing up and thawing out. Also customer let me know condensate line has a history of drain issues. Currently does not have clean out access or a vent. Also found weak indoor and outdoor capacitors. Main recommendation is to have Install Supervisor come out to discuss new system options due to age and condition of current equipment. As for repair, recommend leak search to find bad parts then quote to replace. Also left quote to top off system incase they want to go that route. Customer will hold off on all recommendations for now. System currently not cooling properly

Replaced customer supplied kitchen faucet.

Called out to install new propane water heater that customer had already approved. We removed the old water heater, redirected the t&p line and installed the new water heater. Tested and working properly with no leaks at this time.

Came out today to perform one system HVAC service call. Upon arrival, customer stated that their system was not blowing cool air, and that the outdoor system was not coming on. Upon inspection of the system found that the thermostats were not programmed properly, also found low volt wires in the outdoor unit to be chewed up, the disconnect outside was melted, the condenser coil was very dirty, the blower wheel an indoor coil were very dirty as well, the blower capacitor and outdoor capacitor were both out of range, the contactor was burnt and pitted, and the drain line was very dirty and clogged up. Upon speaking with customer, customer elected to go with the Band-Aid option Just to get the system back up and running and will address all other issues on a later date. At this time system is up and running and see estimates for any further concerns.

Replacing 2 outlets

Replacing 1 single pole breaker in panel

Came out the day to perform one system HVAC inspection. Upon arrival, customer stated that buyer wanted upstairs system inspected and they were replacing the main floor system upon purchasing the home. Upon inspection of the unit found a ruud gas furnace and 3 1/2 ton AC coilfrom 2023 paired with a Rheem AC from 2014. Upon inspection of the system found the system low on return duct, upon adding up the duct found the return to come out to 1080 CFM‘s and the supply came out to 1500 CFM‘s, also found the condenser coil to be dirty, the system appeared low on R 14 a refrigerant but cannot verify until airflow Problem is corrected, compressor was over. Ping recommended to customer a hard start, the duct work was impacted recommended to be cleaned. All other functions of the system were working properly, System was left and off mode see estimates for any further concerns

Replaced 40 amp breaker with 35 amp breaker, tested system operation, also labeled both units and breaker panels, also replaced upstairs thermostat due to thermostat not connecting to homeowners phone, all units and electrical components working properly at this time.

Replaced two fans in bedrooms. Troubleshot fan randomly coming on after homeowner turns it off via remote.

Install surge protection in panel B

Customer had us out today because her system wasn’t cooling. System is a Lennox air handler and heat pump, system is 1 years old new construction. Upon inspection found that the system was in high pressure lockout. Reset system and system came on properly in cool mode. After hooking up gauges found that the system was low on refrigerant. Capacitor and contactor tested good, blower wheel and Evap coil was clean, filter was clean. Customer stated she noticed the AC not working a couple weeks ago, customer also stated that she ran the heat a couple weeks ago. System ran for 2 hours while I was here and no issues occurred. Believe the system went into high pressure lockout from heat mode. Could not test the system in heat mode to verify because of the temperature outside. Will need to test heating when it is cooler outside. Customer agreed to get the system back to correct charge, let customer know that I did not believe there was a leak but there may be one. System is cooling properly at

Troubleshoot bathroom receptacles not working , replace bad receptacle and, replace front left guest bedroom light fixture

Replaced both basket, strainers and both master traps and installed customer supplied kitchen sink faucet, reconnected dishwasher tail piece, filled and dumped both bowls to test for leaks

Arrived on site and found water heater leaking at the base. Unit is 5 years old and confirmed under warranty with Rheem tech support. Replaced water heater through Home Depot warranty exchange. Installed new thermal expansion tank, shut-off valves, temperature and pressure relief valve line, and drain pan. Also replaced gas valve and gas supply line. Tested system—working properly with no leaks.

Install Tesla charger in garage

Replace fan in sun room