Jasper GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Repair main water service line located next to retaining wall Repaired main water service line and removed broken sharkbite and installed new brass coupling with pinch rings and replaced about 6ft of pipe With new 3/4 pex and a 3/4 brass 90 going into the wall

Today we came out for only system not cooling 2011 trane 3 ton heat pump split. Cycled equipment from thermostat checked operations found failed duel motor starter serving compressor. With part failing compressor has been compromised.gave client options and they would like to do the band aid. Installed new duel motor starter started system up will take most the night for system to catch up as it is 88 degrees in house also observed minimal flood protection. Equipment could fail at anytime

We came out today due to lighting issues. The customer states that he is here on weekends and when we arrives home he notices that the landscape lights, sunroom lights and the foyer lights would be off and the breaker tripped. He also stated the he would have to reset the GFCI for the landscape lights when restoring power. We completed a diagnostic and this is what was found: We had turned on all the lights and everything was working and no tripping had occurred. We went to the panel to trace out the circuit by plugging in a circuit tracer at the GFCI for the landscape lights. We traced it back to the sub-panel located in the basement by the main panel on circuit #10. We removed the cover and noticed (3) cable assembly’s that are spliced together and have one wire coming off and into the breaker. (1) wire goes to the GFCI on the right side of the home that provides power to the low voltage transformer for the landscape lighting. (1) wire is for the kitchen under cabinet lights an

Upon arrival, we met with the owners. The kitchen sink started to drain slowly about a month ago. We tested and it backs up immediately. We checked the p-trap and immediate pipe but found it clear. It initially seemed like a vent issue so we removed the old vent, tested and found the issue still occurring. The sink would drain fine when there was no vent attached at all. I ran my cable down the drain, ran water and confirmed it is draining. There may have been a blockage partially blocking the flow of the pipe. If the issue continues, I advised having the line hydrojetted as a long term solution and have provided that option. Perform sink drain cleaning with cable machine. Clear sink drain only. Does not include repairs or main line cleaning. No warranty on drain cleaning.

Arrived on site and customer stated no pressure changes throughout the house, especially when taking a shower. I went ahead and checked pressure and found pressure to be just below 60 psi. I had homeowner run a faucet and flush the toilet and noticed the temperature drop significantly. She also stated that pressure would trickle at the showerhead if you ran a cycle in the laundry room. I informed customer that a new pressure regulator would need to be installed in order to fix the failing PRV. Upon my inspection, we found that the PRV was located just after the main near the meter box and not inside the house where the main shut off is located in the garage. I explained to a customer that typically the PRV is located in the house just after the main shut off valve, which I recommended. I went ahead and cut out the PRV at the meter box connected that line and placed the PRV inside the garage after the main shut off house pressure has been set to 65 psi

Arrived on site and customer wanted a waterline ran with a hose bib. I was able to tee off the main line coming in above the bathroom/ office space and ran my waterline on the top and exterior wall of the warehouse bathroom . Once new waterline was ran I attached the hose bib, turned the water on and had customer test out the hose bib to ensure proper functioning.

Arrived on site to look at installing a few outlets for a basement kitchen. After looking at what the homeowner wanted done, we provided a few options. The homeowner decided on the bronze option. We installed two dedicated circuits for the basement kitchen fridge and microwave. Both of these circuits are on 20 amp dual function breakers. We also moved an existing circuit that was previously installed by TE. This circuit is now the basement kitchen countertop circuit. This circuit is also on a 20 amp dual function breaker. We installed a new switch for a light over the kitchen sink in the basement. This switch is controlled by a customer provided dimmer switch. We also removed the old range outlet so that the new cooktop could be installed. We will return on another trip to install the light above the kitchen sink. Any additional work will be quoted at that time. Everything is working upon departure.

Completed diagnosis and repairs of loss of power

Arrived on site to install a car charger on the main Eletrical panel with a 400A service. The panel was overloaded. After talking with the customer we decided to install a 150A disconnect outside, coming off of the load for the shop, and move the new car charger and a heat pump out with it to reduce the load of the main Eletrical panel. To do so we had to rework the Eletrical inside of the transfer switches for the generator that another company, not TE, had installed. After the job was complete we tested the generator and it was working as should with power being restored to the house and shop. We tested the heat pumps and AC and car chargers and all were working properly.

System has extremely low suction pressure with somewhat normal head pressure. Further inspection revealed the indoor TXV and capillary tube were frozen and thawed them out. Cycled the system back on and the compressor would not engage due to a capacitor below tolerance. Installed a new capacitor to test the unit and now the system temperature/pressure correlation appears to be normal. There may be an intermittent problem with the TXV closing down during the heat of the day. The TXV would require replacement to stop the coil from freezing. Indoor unit does not have flood protection and this is a concern for water damage to your ceiling if drain backs up or coil freezes and thaws which could overflow the pan. I recommend adding flood protection devices. System is cooling at this time.

Install a new 200 amp main disconnects with breaker spaces. We will move some off the bigger circuits from the house panel to this new panel. This will make it so the existing house panel is not overloaded. The new EV charger will come off this service. We will install the existing 50 amp EV circuit on the new panel and install a new charger. We will pull all required permits. Fix issues with the whole home generator set up. We will need to install the proper wiring for both of the 200 amp transfer switches. We will redo all connections at both transfer switches. We will make it where both transfer switches are wired in accordance with the NEC. Instead of installing 200 amp rated wire for the shop, we will install a 150 amp transfer switch breaker. We will also finish what is needed to provide power so that the homeowner can add an additional car charger We will move some off the bigger circuits from the house panel to this new panel. This will make it so the existing house panel is n

Noticed bad compressor. Shorted to ground. No discharge air sensor for zone board. No good flood protection. Dirty drain. Trane is closed at this time. Calling Trane about warranty tomorrow morning. Then will give home owner quotes.

No cool whole home. System is 2021 Goodman 3.5 ton ac furnace. Found system to have blown fuse error code at control board. Visual inspection found low voltage control wire to outdoor unit exposed and shorted. Quoted replacing low voltage wire and customer agreed to repair. Replaced wire and fuse and inspected system finding system lacks drain line safety, IAQ upgrades and fikter is getting dirty. Spoke bout maintenance plan. Customer recently married and would like to discuss any further repairs with her new husband before proceeding. System operational at time of leaving.

we performed service on the 2020 Trane air handler and heat pump system serving the home. System is installed in a two-car garage and is a single system serving three zones. During our evaluation, we found the indoor evaporator coil was heavily impacted with biological growth and debris. The outdoor unit pressure readings indicated the system may have a refrigerant restriction concern due to the coil being impacted. We also found the outdoor capacitor reading below manufacturer specifications, which can affect compressor and motor performance with long-term reliability issues. The zoning system does have a bypass installed, and the zoning equipment is set up with a non-modulating variable-speed system. The zoning setup does not include a dedicated supply air sensor as part of the basic zoning safety design and the current supply plenum is not set up adequately to account for a bypass and the sensor; It is undersized, but functioning. Photos and findings were documented for custo

For this job, the customer had a leak at the penetration of the home where the water enters the home. The pipe going into the foundation was pex, and it put stress on the pvc outside causing the pipe to break off completely. I removed the pex and install soft copper through the foundation. Once complete I tested for leaks, and backfilled area. The builder of the home turned off the heaters and recirculating pump, I turned them all back on to the same settings. The housekeeper is leaving the water off to the home while no one is there, and made her aware once she turns the water back on to plug in the recirculating pump. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Upon arrival, we met with the owner. The toilet in the main level guest bathroom has a few broken parts causing it to constantly run and also not flush. They approved to replace the toilet today. We shut off, drained and removed the toilet. Inspected the flange and set new closet bolts and a wax ring. We provided a taller toilet in a 10” rough, assembled, installed and tested. At this time, the toilet is functioning properly with no leaks or errors.

At arrival on 05/21/26 found system#4 not cooling After diagnostic found the outside disconnect left off. Potentially, the previous technician left it off because homeowner does not go back to the condenser units. Turned back on the disconnect.

Full system installed for basement (unit 2)

-Variable capacity heat pump (outdoor) / Two stage, Variable speed furnace (indoor).   -12 year parts / 12 yr unit replacement warranty.   -12 years labor coverage when a Home Care maintenance plan is held with TE Certified. Lifetime Craftsmanship.  -Removal and disposal of existing system.   -Permit fees are included, system will be installed to meet or exceed county’s codes.   -Cost includes all required material, tax, & labor. No further charges will apply.   -New drain pan, safety float switch, water safety and condensate pump (if applicable).   -New outdoor electrical disconnect, power whip and new pad for outdoor unit.   -New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace.   -Flush, Clean and Test Existing Line Set and Pull Vacuum to 500 Microns.   -Will recover existing refrigerant per EPA guidelines.   -Will complete leak check and system & system start up.   -Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wall flue pipe.   -Mastic sea

I was called out to Randy’s house for a Homecare maintenance. Randy moved in about a month ago so we performed a thorough evaluation. During the evaluation we discovered both systems are new, the flood protection needs updating, the main system’s wheel needs cleaned, uv lights keep the air handlers clean, the whip wire for the main heat pump is improper, the breaker for the main heat pump is oversized, the plenums are duct board, and the basement system is a bit low on refrigerant.

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Replaced lighting

Install tee with AAV under kitchen sink with new tubular piping. Replace 1 1/2” pvc in crawl space from where kitchen and laundry tie in down to the other side of the crawl with 3” pvc and tie into 3” trunk line with new wye. Will extend 3” over to catch kitchen and laundry as well

We flushed the customer’s tankless water heater.

Warranty starter repair on Generac standby generator