Holly Springs GA Electrical Service And Repairs

System is functioning well at this point

Came out for a water heater flush and also replaced 2 bidet toilet seats.

No cool upstairs. System intermittently shut on and off. Upon arrival system was functioning. Customer stated they’ve had power outages but problem started before them. Issue did not duplicate itself today while onsite. Inspected all wiring connections and visually inspected control board and base of thermostat. All connections tight and no visible damage on any components. Found system to have minimal flood protection, dirty ac with a bush growing inside of it, weak dual capacitor and no IAQ. Quoted repairs. Customer signed up for Homecare.

Tech was out for noise coming from system. Tech checked system completely out and seen where furnace door was not Screwed in properly. While checking system tech noticed there is no safety switch on the evaporator coil. This will protect home from water damage also there is no wet switch in drain pan there is a safe guard safety in the drain pan but there’s only to take water when drain pan is full of water. Recommend clearing drain lines to verify water is properly flowing. Spoke with customer about EAC filters as well as a whole home air purifier Uv light. This will help if any one in the home suffers from allergies. This whole home air purifier and bacteria fighter. Kills 99.9 viruses , bacteria in the system. Customer has declined all repairs. At this time system is running

Fixed tap in light switch that caused outlet to not have power

Replaced filter. Checked all operations. Highly recommend joining home care. Drain, coil and blower is starting to get dirty. Risk of water damage. No caps on service valves. Risk of refrigerant leak through valve cores. No das for zone system, risk of ice collecting on evaporator coil. Risk of losing ac. When it’s in the 90’s it’s going to be hard to keep it 68 in the house. Could have someone come out to see how well house is sealed and insulated.

Homeowner was concerned about recirculating pump on water heater and hot water taking too long to get to fixtures. We flushed the water heater and found heavy calcium buildup and sediment. Replaced 50 gallon electric water heater with new recirculation pump. Also installed a new Prv and whole home halo ultimate filtration system. Tested and checked for leaks. Will need to come back to flush carbon from filter after 48 hr soak period.

Installed TV

Make all repairs necessary to restore the unit to full health and eliminate all other concerns. Offered another discount for having work done before system failed to heat or cool.

Upon arrival there was a water mitigation company on site. There was no active leaking, the water to the house was on. The customer brought me to the water closet in the master bathroom. The water to it was turned off at the shutoff. I checked for any visible damages or issues. During the inspection of the WC I turned on the water to it. The tank filled with water and I flushed it several times. On a couple of occasions the flapper would not make a complete seal and would run. I flushed over a dozen times and the bowl cleared every time. While discussing with the customer it was relaid to me that earlier the bowl did clog. They had to plunge to clear. They stated it cleared and they had to leave in a hurry with it filling. With this information I can guess that the soft blockage did not completely clear. The flapper was not sealing the flush tube and the water continued to run. The water spilled over the bowl and contents through the house.

Completed a 2 system HomeCare Cycled both systems through heating and cooling from the thermostats. Replaced both 1 inch filters, took temperature readings at indoor equipment, flushed both drain lines and the condensate pump, and tested all major components and motors for proper function. The upstairs system that serves the main level and upstairs is a single stage builder grade system with zoning. This is not the proper equipment to utilize zoning with. This system is also short on return air. This system will have premature failures and issues due to the application. The system was low on refrigerant, and today. The homeowner approved topping off the refrigerant. We will keep an eye on the system and the refrigerant levels. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified, have s great day!

Single system Homecare. Flushed and pumped drain line. Visually inspected blower, ducting, coils and heat exchanger. Checked electrical components and safeties. Checked refrigerant levels. Performed carbon monoxide inspection. Cleaned flame sensor. Found system to have buildup in ducting, dirty blower, minimal flood protection dirty ac and no IAQ products. Quoted repairs. Customer will budget and address repairs in coming weeks. Informed customer system is single stage and zoned. Heat exchanger shows excessive wear given age and would not expect to get full life expectancy out of equipment.

Today I uninstalled a ChargePoint EV charger from the customers previous home and reinstalled it next to the panel in his new home

Demoing car charger at old house and bringing it to new house to install

Install new Rinnai customer supplied tankless water heater in the garage. We ran a new gas line from the 1” in the attic down to the garage for the new heater. Everything for the install is up to current plumbing code. After installation we tested both the gas and water for leaks. Did thorough clean up.

Cleared soft tissue blockage in upstairs toilet, tested flush with toilet paper and verified a proper flow. no other issues at this time.

We completed a whole home electrical inspection.

Today we came out for one system home care 2019 Carrier 3.5 ton ac with matching 90k furnace

Gave a quote to run a new gas line from attic into the garage For the homeowner to replace his tank water heater with tankless.

Replaced ceiling fans hung a chandelier and added light in unfinished area

Upon arrival, we ran a 4ft section of black iron next to the meter for multi use. Tested fittings to confirm no issues and pressurized the line. Painted the pipe with rust, preventative paint, and installed mounting brackets.

For this job, we performed a plumbing inspection. During the inspection we noticed that the garbage disposal was jammed and we replaced 1/3 hp disposal with new 1/2 hp.

Performed two system inspection, provided recommendations and quotes for both systems. At this time, both systems are heating and cooling properly.

Installed a new 1” filter rack on the whole home HVAC system.

Customer has two 50 gallon electric water heaters installed in series in order to meet minimum First Hour Rating (FHR) of 75. One electric is 63 FHR which is below the 75 required. Customer is deciding at this time to eliminate one of the electric heaters although he is aware it is below minimum FHR This is for replumbing one heater, installing new expansion tank, and install new check valve for recirculation line Left estimates for gas heaters to replace electric if customer is still not satisfied with electric water heaters