Lilburn GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Repaired pipe going into shower head diverter.

Customer has 15 y/o Lennox system that operates for main level that is not cooling properly due to damaged return ductwork. Dirty filter. Numerous failing components. Dirty condenser coils. Dirty evaporator coil. Customer also has 17 y/o Lennox system that operates for upper level that was not operating due to low batteries. Replaced customer supplied batteries. Noticed several issues and failing components as well for system. Dirty condenser coils. Overall condition of both systems are poor. Advised customer to seek options for system upgrades. Customer declined at this time.

Upon arrival found a very slow leak stemming from the hot side supply line. Supplied and installed new hot and cold supply lines to kitchen faucet. Turned water on and tested for leaks.

For this job, I completed a one system, homecare maintenance. I tested the unit and heat and cool to ensure that everything was working. I cleaned the flame sensor, inspected the blower wheel and burners. I cleared the drain line with 2 gallons of water and chemicals. I Then proceeded to inspect the outdoor unit and all its electrical components as well as get pressure readings. I explained all my findings to the customer as well as provided estimates.

Trim kitchen outlets

Finished re-routing water to replace broken lines in slab

Arrive checked upstairs system. Checked all electrical and amperage. Checked blower wheel and evaporator coil. No in-line safety or wet switch. Checked capacitor, contactor, and pressures. Suction pressure is high. Bearing grease on condenser fan motor. Compressor amperage is low. Highly recommend system replacement due to age repair cost, and efficiency of system. scheduled comfort consultant Thursday, June 12, 2025. 2 PM through 5 PM. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Check systems for homecare and found no wet switch or safety switch on either system recommend investing into a new system for the main floor.

New oven and dryer circuits

Second floor system found AC coil cabinet leaking water due to bad airflow. Blower motor is going bad. Bad blower capacitor. Blower wheel is dirty. Condenser coil is dirty. No in-line safety or wet switch. Bad insulation on evaporator coil cabinet. Furnace is extremely old manufactured 1965 through 1981. Water in auxiliary pan. Outdoor disconnect, deteriorating and old style breaker. Main floor system. Found bad condenser fan motor. Bad capacitor. Pitted contactor. Disconnect deteriorating and old-style breaker. No in-line safety or wet switch. Unit R22 year 2000. Recommend system replacement on both systems. Any and all repairs would be Band-Aids.

Add bath fan and vent master bath

Permanent solution to slab leaks

Perform a 2 system home inspections. Change filter, tested all electrical components, flushed drain line, tested thermostat, Tested both system on cool and heat, checked pressures and refrigerant. Units are running, however there are some issues that need to be addressed, let costumer know and left details and option on inspection sheet attach to this email follow with quotes. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

For this job we installed a complete 96% efficient system with media air cleaner, new plenums, and replacement of ducts.

Troubleshoot

Installed light in bathroom and outdoor. Installed outlets in appliance drawer

Move wire to front of home with the extra slack so that it is not wrapped around tree on outside of home. Install new eye bolt and resecure undamaged weather head on 3 story roof

6/2 left a vm and text to sched TS Conduct insulation test

Make all repairs necessary to restore the unit to full health and eliminate all other concerns.

SERVICE CALL: Upon arrival homeowner stated the hvac system is not Working properly on cooling mode. After complete troubleshooting I found the system is in Poor maintenance conditions plus complete system is 1997 model about 28 years old r 22 refrigerant type which is already phased Out by EPA. The indoor gas furnace at the attic horizontal position 27 years old Failed inspection the inducer draft motor is completely cracked From the union with the flue pipe that’s CARBON MONOXIDE LEAK. inducer motor is cracked from plastic housing blower wheel is highly impacted unit don’t have any type of safety switches to prevent water damage performed courtesy leak search and I found evaporator coil Is rusted out and is leaking refrigerant. Test outdoor condenser unit is in Poor maintenance conditions compressor won’t start condenser coil is Highly impacted unit bad Dual run capacitor and failed contactor is Pitted. Refrigerant standing pressures are low. DUE TO AGED AND CONDITI

Troubleshoot Lighting Issue, Replace Dimmer, and Install Flood

SERVICE CALL: Upon arrival homeowner stated the second floors HVAC system is leaking water and already damaged the ceiling. After complete troubleshooting I found the system is in Poor maintenance Conditions the main drain lines is completely stopped up and water overflow from drain line and damage the the floor unit don’t have any kind Of safety’s to prevent water damage gas furnace is 26 years old poor conditions the ac and coil are 11 years old . By homeowner request repair and clean drain line only we can’t guarantee this will not happen again Recommend 3 safety in line switch, drain pan switch and wet switch Customer declined recommendations at this moment. Repair and clean drain line plus flush drain line with 3 gallons of water. DUE TO AGED AND CONDITIONS I RECOMMEND TO UPGRADE COMPLETE SYSTEM. THANKS FOR CHOOSING TE CERTIFIED.

Replaced old water heater with new Rheem 50 gal water heater. Replaced washing machine box ,due to failed valves.

Add new water heater circuit with disconnect and whip, move furnace circuit, move outlet

Upon arrival, I spoke with the customer about their recent incident with the HVAC unit going out and that because they were having TE certified service the HVAC they also wanted us to give them an idea on the standing of their electrical system. I opened up the main panel and inspected to see if there were any obvious issues as well as went and inspected the meter base. Upon inspection of the meter base, I found that the ground line was not secured to the existing ground rod and was hanging loose. In addition to this, I found four breakers and the panel that were not UL listed to be inside the panel. I read the customer multiple estimates and after speaking for a while, we came to the agreement that fixing the grounding and the breakers was of the highest priority. After agreement, I proceeded with reconnecting the main ground to the ground rod and changing the breakers. In between the customer asked if I could also add changing two fixtures to the estimate. I gave the customer the bes