Lilburn GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Run cable machine inside cleanout Customer was experiencing main line backup affecting whole house. We ran k750, brought back roots. Clearing was successful and we setup camera inspection. Customer had partial mainline repipe done by other company but did not solve root issue.

Replace a 15’ section of 3” ABS drain pipe in crawl space due to a significant belly which is causing water to accumulate and clogs to form.

Estimate to replace full service line

Replaced all of flue pipe, tested system and everything ran great. System ran without any error codes. Temperature went up on thermostat. Opened doors to room upstairs to help circulate air flow better and that helped a lot for system. Will return to install the flue temperature sensor when it comes in.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today were completed.

Run 400 cable and clear blockage, set toilet on new wax ring Camera inspection follow up Customer was having mainline blockage affecting toilet,sink,washer, and kitchen sink. The other fixtures were draining fine because they were tied on a different stack. Ran k400 in drain and were able to clear blockage. When testing washer machine a little amount of water would push back but then drain immediately, possible slope issue. We left toilet off for camera tech.

System was heating upon arrival. Customer stated she had issue with program on the thermostat but she figured it out. I offered thermostat replacement options and we went ahead with basic thermostat today. Also looked at filters while we were here and all 3 needed changed. Offered maintenance plan. No failures at this time.

Came in today for a no heat call. When testing main floor system found that igniter had failed and inducer motor is constantly cycling on and off causing hitting mode to fail. Proceed to also test heating for upstairs system, considering that furnace are the same years old. Also found that upstairs system inducer motor is on his way out and igniter will proceed to fail right after. Let costumer know and presented options also giving the option of furnace upgrade. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Called out for a back up kitchen sink took the trap apart ran the cable blockage was grease line is open and tested thoroughly.

Inspected powder room toilet leaking from tank due to faulty fill valve. Since age factor on the toilet recommend new toilet. Customer decided new toilet option. Removed old toilet, installed new toilet. Caulked, tested, no leaks.

Performed work

Homecare for house with two systems. Changed and dated customer supplied filters. Cleaned blower wheel, replaced failed run capacitor, added complete flood protection to main floor unit.

Troubleshoot, Redevice rooms ,install new outlet under kitchen sink, install safety breakers

Replacing the Whole Panel and breakers Troubleshooting Kitchen Pendants Lights

Replaced warranty furnace control board. Tested heating and cooling. System is currently working.

Customer has 16 y/o Carrier furnace matched with 21 y/o Tempstar AC that operates for whole house. System was not cooling due to AC breaker being in OFF position. Noticed that system is R22 based and compressor is reading high amperage. Condenser coils are damaged. Contactor is pitted. Replaced 14x25x1 filter. No water protection is present. Run capacitor is bad. Blower wheel cleaning needed. AC breaker is wrong size. Due to furnace being in crawlspace, furnace should be 90%+ furnace. Informed customer of all findings. System is operable.

Home buyers inspection of both HVAC systems. Tested in heating and cooling from thermostat and found multiple issues with both systems. The main level system has an AC unit from 2008 that still uses R22 refrigerant and has failing starting components. Also checked the heat exchanger of this unit unit and found that there are cracks in the heat exchanger which can be a carbon monoxide and fire risk to the home. Both systems have signs of lack of maintenance due to dirty coils inside and outside along with dirty ductwork. The upstairs unit has signs of poor installation practices the return and supply Plenum are in very bad shape along with the drain line. Neither of these units have proper flood protections in the main level also has failing starting components for the AC.

For this job, I rendered leak detection service for Mr. Rashan. I was not able to detect a leak in the yard however, this home is on a slab and the water main service diminishes underneath the slab. I was not able to listen in the garage because the homeowner has carpeted the entire garage. I did put compressed air on the hose bib to push water back out towards the meter, and could detect turbulence in the yard however, nothing indicative of a leak. It is in my opinion that the leak is underneath the slab most likely the garage.

Troubleshoot back porch outlets not working. Replace GFI for outdoor outlets.

For this job, we worked on replacing a customer supplied light fixture in the laundry room. disposed the old fixture. Also replaced three switches in the area next to the garage door. One switch was broken completely and the other two were in rough shape. left an estimate to redevice the home, as well as update the panel to improve the safety of the home.

I arrived to the customers home and was able to meet with the realtor. They explained to me they’re in the due diligence period of purchasing a home and wanted a sewer camera scope done. No outdoor cleanout was identified which required me to pull a toilet to gain access to the sewer line. Upon pulling the toilet, I was able to find a PVC toilet flange set on top of a cast-iron drain line with improper connections made. Attached is a video of the toilet flange shaking. I ran a camera inspection and the condition of cast-iron throughout the slab and home was in very poor condition. There were two points where I had to forcefully shove the camera head even to get further within the drain line, and it was obvious that there was several points of the cast-iron where toilet paper was catching. There is a high likelihood of backups occurring with the current condition of the cast-iron. Approximately 30 feet into the sewer line from where the toilet flange was There was an obstruction inside

Fix open splice in the attic and install new flood light.

Replace light box

Buyer’s inspection

For this job I demoed a 240 V 50 amp circuit going to a hot tub that is no longer there. Removed all PVC, wires and old sub panel starting from meter to old hot tub location. inserted a KO seal into the meter. Area is safe again.