Hiram GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Today we came out for front building not heating 1997 Lennox 100k furnace with matching 4 ton ac r22. Inspected complete system found failed thermostat in front hallway lobby. Bypassed thermostat and inspected system found draft inducer motor over amping. Motor could fail at anytime, inspected heat exchanger found severe metal fatigue and hot spots due to furnace almost being 30 years old. Flame rollout switches and fuel rail are severely rusted out and could fail at anytime. Due to condition of equipment and age need to update. Performed band aid option installed new thermostat for temporary heating. Scheduled install supervisor to give options on updating equipment. Left equipment operational although it could fail at anytime there is no warranty on repairs made today

Replaced water heater located in the garage. Water heater was leaking from the gas control valve. I checked the water pressure and it read at over 150 psi. Installed new Rheem 50 gallon water heater. Installed new ball valve, expansion tank, gas connector, drip pan, leak alarm, pressure regulator, and main shutoff valve. The vent piping was converted to double wall pipe due to being in an unconditioned space. Water pressure is set at 65 psi. Thank you for choosing TE Certified and have a Happy New Year!

Customer was having pressure issues. We recommended to replace expansion tank, prv and t&p. With customer approval we made all necessary repairs that was recommended by TE. No other issues was found at this time thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Ballast bypass

For this job in a leak detection service for Miss Jada leak is under slab inside of her home in the hallway halfway underneath the loadbearing wall that goes under her kitchen cabinets

Replace customer provided smoke detectors

Customer had a leak in their ceiling.That was sagging. This was located as you were heading up to the stairs to the second floor in the living room ceiling. Pressure on the house was at sixty five p.S I. Customer agreed for us to expose and repair the pressurized plumbing leak. Cut out an approximately one and a half foot by one and a half foot hole in the sheet rock to expose two small pinhole leaks on half inch copper. Customer is aware that we do not repair the sheetrock and has signed the waiver. I then turned the water off to the house and we drained down the house.I cut out our roughly nine inch section of half inch copper and replaced via pro.Press. We then slowly primed the water back onto the house and evacuated the air out of the lines.As best as possible. Afterwards sat at the repair to make sure that nothing else was happening. No further issues and no leaks from repair. Thank you for choosing and trusting T e with your plumbing needs

Arrived at the customer’s home to assist them with a few questions they had after recently moving into the new house. The first two questions about whether or not the water heater needs maintenance and about the pavilion heat lamp are better answered by a plumber and electrician respectively. The customer also asked about the humidifier for the downstairs HVAC system. The customer was recently told by a different heating and air conditioning company not to run the humidifier due to its age. The humidifier is from 2017. After turning the water back on and enabling humidification from the living room thermostat, it seems to work at this time. It is important to note that the humidifier is around its life expectancy and showing signs of corrosion/wear, so it is unknown how long it will continue to function. The circuit contained a junction box that is not secured properly and no disconnect. The customer would like to schedule an install supervisor to build a quote for replacing the steam

No Heat - Only System System not heating due to multiple reasons, main reason being that furnace control board has failed. The board is rusted/corroded and not responding to a heat call. This is single stage builder grade equipment that is zoned. This equipment is not designed/capable to operate zoning. The heat exchanger has multiple cracks, with some of them rather large. These cracks and failures are from improper application of equipment. The AC has already had a power enhancer prematurely fail due to this as well. After going over the condition, repairs, and improper application, the homeowner requested I send out an install supervisor to go over updating the equipment. I scheduled this today for a 11-2 arrival. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified, have a great day!

Customer called us out for a clog in the main floor full bathroom toilet. I tested the toilet and it had no issues flushing. I then ran the shower and verified that the water was reaching the clean out outside. Everything looked good.

Ame out for toilet leaking at base gave estimate customer agreed pulled toilet replaced wax ring,supply line,bolts. Tested no failure at this time. Customer didn’t want toilet to be caulked.

For this job, I left a quote for the customer to replace a broken hose bib when I arrive to the home located the meter noticed it was spinning. I had homeowner direct me to the crawlspace to isolate the valve when I was walking around the side of the house I could hear water escaping. I removed some leaves and saw an old hose bib, spraying water Tried to turn it off, but the valve has failed. We went inside the crawlspace turned it off at the shut off inside also isolated the main inside the crawlspace, and once I return to the meter, I noticed that the meter had stopped spinning.

Troubleshoot on Generac standby generator

Removed tee in water service for irrigation system. Capped the 3/4” PVC line and tied back into the water service piping.

I ran a new dedicated 4-wire circuit for the dryer in the mud room and installed a new GFCI breaker for shock protection.

For this job, we installed two pendants in the kitchen above the island.

The homeowner had a leak at the shut-off valve for the master bathroom toilet. I provided quotes to replace the shut-off valve, and I also noted that the water pressure was unusually high at 80 psi, indicating that the pressure regulator needed to be replaced as well. The homeowner decided to replace all of the stop shut-off valves with new quarter-turn valves. I replaced all the quarter-turn shut-off valves in both the master and guest upstairs bathrooms. Additionally, I replaced the main shut-off pressure regulator and the hose bib shut-off. After installing the new regulator, I set it to the appropriate pressure of 65 psi. Finally, I tested everything and checked for leaks to ensure everything was functioning properly.

Installed grundfos comfort pump on top of water heater and installed crossover tee under kitchen sink where customer said they wait the longest for hot water. Tested for leaks and function. No issues.

Ballast bypass for kitchen light

Ballast bypass kitchen light

Installed single device for microwave for duplex receptacle with new box. Replaced breaker for Microwave to GFCI Protect. Also replaced stairwell three way switches. Also installed surge protection.

Brought water heater that was only 1yr old up to code. And pulled and reset guest bathroom toilet to replace flange. Tested everything thoroughly.

Homeowner’s hose Bibb was leaking due to age in coming from the vacuum breaker as well, so I left the homeowner a quote to replace the hose Bibb with a brand new vacuum breaker.

Removed aged tank water heater and installed new Navien tankless unit. Installed for new water stops for all toilets with supply lines. Tested for leaks and function. No issues.

Returned to do a manufacturer's warranty water heater swap, but Rheem denied the claim. Claim number is CAS-1558457-D9D7L2. customer agreed to do the repair of the water heater which included the temperature and pressure valve replacement, thermal expansion tank install, rework of the plumbing up above the water heater. As well, the p r v swap out. After draining the house down, i cut out all of the bad piping up above the water.Heater and removed the temperature and pressure valve and reworked all of the plumbing up above it.And installed a thermal expansion tank.That's bracketed, as well as a temperature.And pressure valve that has a low point drain. I then installed a p r v. Slowly turn the water back on to prime all of the air out of the water lines.And found a very slow leak coming off of the body of the p.R v. This was at no fitting or screw on the p.R v. The body actually has a micro crack that was leaking. I drained the house back down again and replaced the p.R v. Reprimed the