Kennesaw, GA – HVAC Services, Electricians and Plumbers

Troubleshoot breaker tripping for garage and basement circuit. Disconnect feeder to backyard exterior light at back right basement living room outlet.

Main level system - Not Cooling 2004 Amana gas furnace and AC - 3 ton system System not cooling due to low refrigerant levels, refrigerant is leaking at evaporator coil. This system operates on R-22 refrigerant. R-22 refrigerant is no longer available due to a Government Mandated Phase Out of the refrigerant that went into full affect January 1st 2020. There are multiple issues with the system that all stem back to its age, 21 years old. The compressor is over amping along with the condenser fan motor, windings are out of spec. The condenser coil is dirty. The blower wheel is dirty and the blower motor is seeping oil at the main seal. The evaporator coil is rusted and leaking, (copper combination coil). The furnace has rust on the exterior of the burners and on the inside of the heat exchanger. Decent amount of metal fatigue on the heat exchanger, this is typical at this age due to expansion and contraction. Every time the heat exchanger heats up it expands the metal a small amount,

Troubleshot GFCI not working, replaced the damaged junction box in the tile back splash and rewired the GFCI outlet.

We replaced an outdoor outlet and bubble cover

I replaced x2 50 gallon electric water heaters with new ones due to age. The new water heaters are 6 year warranty and I added anode rod kit to both of them so it’s now a 10 year warranty for each heater. I installed both heaters in parallel and added shut offs for the units as well as replace the recirculating pump with a brand new one and installed a brand new expansion tank and check valves for the heater heaters. I tested everything and checked for leaks.

Completed most important repairs. Dual capacitor and cleaned both condenser coils. Checked filter and drain. Checked operations. Not interested in upgrades at this time. No IAQ - indoor air quality.

Replaced main panel, updated grounding, installed surge, and circuit for car charger

For this job, we installed a new delta 1400 series cartridge, and trim. Once complete we caulked around the trim and tested for function and leaks. We then cleaned up. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

Inspected for issue. Found that the toilet supply line failed causing leak. Replaced failed pressure reducing valve and thermal expansion tank. Added a drain on the T&P discharge drain. Repiped as needed. Installed a new fill valve and supply line on the powder room toilet at no additional charge. Tested for leaks and function, all good. No warranty on courtesy supply line and fill valve. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Blank thermostat due to little bit of water under the wet switch, and switch cut power to the thermostat. Reset switch and moved to the other away from the condensate pump. System worked. Checked system. Filter is clean, Drain line is clear and system is cooling properly, with no issue. Tested condensate pump multiple times, and it’s draining properly.

Replaced dangerous burned panel

Customer called us out for a clogged toilet. On arrival a toilet in the upstairs full bathroom had leaked into the kitchen. The cause was rusted bolts in the tank. I recommended replacing and customer agreed. The toilet that we had installed and cleared previously was clogged again as well I cleared that with a closet auger as a courtesy. I removed the upstairs toilet and replaced it with a Kholer Kingston. I replaced the wax ring, closet bolts, supply line and china caps. Cleaned up and tested throughly.

Some out for a troubleshoot. The lights throughout the house would flicker every time the washer was turned on. We found it to be a loose neutral connection at the meter. The power company came and fixed the problem and everything is working properly.

Inspected the main floor HVAC system to find the cause of no cooling. Tested cooling from the thermostat. Measured the refrigerant pressures and electrical component readings. Inspected the safety and cleanliness of the system. Checked the 4” air filter. Reported findings to the customer. Sent an email with information about the Homecare maintenance plan for the customer to think about signing up for.

Estimate for plumbing repairs

Opened drywall is areas that the homeowner suggested to find an additional valve to the irrigation. No valve found. Replaced main valve and check valve. Meter is still turning indicating a leak outside. It’s possible that the leak is still on the irrigation. We were able to find a gate valve. These valves do not completely turn off the water over time. Suggest adding a ball valve on the irrigation to further troubleshoot the issue. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Customer called us out to inspect a toilet that they have had repeated issues with. I examined the downstairs bathroom toilet and saw the most likely cause was the age and style of toilet. I left customer with quotes to replace toilets in the house with newer models that have stronger flushing. Customer did not want to have an inspection on their water heater or pressure to the house.

Leak in ceiling of the basement bathroom. Opened up access and saw water dripping from above the subfloor. I located the cold water riser which was in the coat closet. Cut access in two spots and found leak on riser towards top plate. Cut section of copper pipe and left inside the wall. Installed a new section of 3/4 pex connected to copper. Pressurized system and verified. The water heater has code infractions and the basement bathroom cold water is piped in pvc. Sending quotes for these repairs.

We installed a new electrical panel, added smoke detectors in per code throughout the entire home, we installed a new grounding system that bonds the water pipes and runs to ground rods outside, and we installed a whole home surge protector. We also installed new ground fault protected breakers that protect all of the outlets that are required to be ground fault protected throughout the home.

Met with the Client and was told that a leak was coming from the single car garage, and also in the double car garage. I was able to gain access from the attic access door through the garage , and saw an insulated copper line coming from the furnace above. The leak was dried so I advised the customer to turn the A/C on in the home to see if we could re create the issue. After about 30 min I discovered a drip of water coming from he insulted copper line , and turned the issue to our HVAC department through dispatch. Additionally , the customer also pointed out a dried leak coming from the double car garage ceiling , and advised that I would need to cut the dry wall to expose the area. Customer allowed me to proceed to cut the dry wall to further investigate the leak. I exposed a drain line , and while the area was exposed, the customer had water running from all the fixtures in the bathroom above for about an hour. After about an hour of running water and keeping an eye on the area ,

For this job, we installed two new hose bibs one in the front of the home, and the other on the back of the home. Reason for replacement was the front hose Bibb handle was broke off, and the rear hose Bibb had a freeze break inside the wall going up into ceiling. Once complete we checked our work for leaks and any issues then cleaned up. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Coil frozen due to dirty air filter. Found dirty condenser, no wet switch nor IAQ.

Troubleshoot office outlet not working.

Installed EV charger

Troubleshoot