Mableton GA Electrical Service And Repairs

System had water coming back into it and on the floor from condensation line Checked drain line and it was clogged Filter was very dirty as well which is a washable With customer approval I added a clean out in the drain line and unclogged it with solution and the pump Added endure to the drain line and added pan treat tabs to the evaporator pan System is now working normal and draining properly There are some concerns with the system which were added to the estimate for operations manager to review System is 15yrs old and needs some maintenance to help longevity of it Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

For this job I arrived to a no cool. Came across clogged drain line. After discussion with homeowner and manager, priced dropped down for 150 for today. Cut drain line right before it went down the wall and unclogged the drain line from there. Poured 2 gallons of water and vinegar down drain line. System is now operating. Thank you for choosing TE Certified. If you were happy with today’s service leave a review and share your experience with my service!

Customer called us to change out some outlets. We used customer supplied outlets. We provided 2 blank covers for low volt per customer request. Also removed the 2 existing low volt covers and replaced.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a water mark on the ceiling under where a previous tech made a repair. Removed access panel to Roman tub to investigate. Did not observe any water coming from the Roman tub. Water spot is about two feet away on the same drywall seam. I believe this is just residual water that made its way to this area from the previous repair. While on site the customer had a leak from her garbage disposal. Gave options. Replaced her 1/2 hp disposal with a new 3/4 hp disposal. Replaced mounting basket, connected electrical, connect dishwasher drain tub and installed new unit. Tested throughly.

Today we come out and replaced 2 customer supplied lights and the surge protector.

Replaced a section of copper piping with a pinhole. Tested for leaks and function. No issues.

Customer had a leaking shower that was leaking in the ceiling below. After my inspection I found that the shower drain was loose and all the putty washed away. With customer approval I real the shower drain issue is resolved thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Today we installed 5 new recessed lights, replaced one recessed gimbal light, replaced 2 customer supplied dimmers, 2 3-way switches, and changed a standard breaker to a dual function circuit breaker.

Initial observations of UL system revealed the 14” return duct is collapsed. There is also not enough return air even with the proper airflow of the 14”. Return air CFM calculation is 860 which is just over 2 tons of airflow. This system is a 3 ton which requires 1200 CFM of airflow. Client approved duct repair of 14” return duct and it is now pulling the proper airflow this duct is designed for. The system still requires duct modifications or the longer it runs the inevitable damage to the blower motor or compressor will occur. Temperature/pressure correlation after duct repair is still at 30 degrees of superheat which may be a concern for a failing TXV in the evaporator coil. This valve is what meters the refrigerant through the evaporator coil. This will require checking post duct modifications because I can not be 100% sure the TXV is failing until there is adequate return airflow through the system. If the valve has failed, I recommend contacting Reliable to inquire if they wi

Upon arrival there was a very small amount of water in the ML system drain pan. 16x25x1 filter is dirty and will need to be replaced soon. Homecare maintenance is scheduled soon. I could hear water dripping inside the unit. Airflow temperature differential is only 8 degrees and should be between 18 and 24 degrees. Temperature/pressure correlation of refrigerant charge revealed the system is very low in refrigerant due to a leak. The evaporator coil is freezing and this is the source of the leak in the attic. This condition puts excessive stress on the integrity of the coil and the compressor causing damage. I observed oil outside at the suction valve line confirming a leak here. Further leak test confirmed a leak at the evaporator coil as well. Due to age, condition and costly repair, I recommend replacement of system.

No Cool- 1999 Rheem System - Upstairs Found that the upstairs system has lost most of its refrigerant. The inspection revealed that the indoor coil has multiple refrigerant leaks that have developed due to the age of the equipment. There is signs that the system has been freezing up due to the lack of refrigerant. Remnants of water was in the furnace and drain pan. There is also large amounts of biological growth inside the supply plenum. The blower wheel has lots of dirt that has built up over time and is affecting the performance. Due to age of the system, I inspected the heat exchanger as well. The heat exchanger has signs that it will probably fail soon and should be monitored regularly for safety concerns. Had a conversation with the customer about my findings and the customer agreed to have a project manager come out today and give them estimates on replacement. For reliability, this will be the best option long term.

Replaced can light trim due to little bit of water damage and old age the

Arrived on site to troubleshoot the upstairs Rheem AC that sent an alert for poor cooling condition over the weekend. Upon arrival the upstairs was 65 degrees and maintaining temperature. Saturday was in the low 90s with elevated humidity 85-90%. 65 is a steep goal on a day in the 90s. We found no issues with the system cooling and collected a 20 degree temp split, no mechanical faults or concerns at all. The filter was stained from candle soot and the outdoor condenser coil was severely impacted with debris from its elevated run times. We cleaned the outdoor coil to take some stress off of the system in cooling and to help with performance. Payment was collected via credit card. Call complete

Replaced light in master bathroom ceiling, and two kitchen lights. Replaced box, GFCI and cover for back deck. Replace bad three way switches and fix tap to get power back to backyard landscape poles.

Today we replaced two customer supplied faucets with new pop up assemblies. We also replaced 4 straight stops underneath the master baths double vanity sink. We also capped off the gas line going to the dryer upstairs because they are moving and selling the dryer and washing machine. We also disconnected the washing machine box hoses supplying the basement and upstairs washing machine.

Arrived at home for concern with the upstairs sewer line that was coming from both bathrooms. Awesome explained that when water is used in either bathroom it each toilet and sometimes comes out of the bathroom tub and shower. First, we started off by sending camera uphill from clean out in driveway, but I was on a successful getting up the stack. Pulled the toilet in the master bathroom and sent camera down and noticed water sitting in the plant signifying clog. Set Cameron down and was able to relieve the clog within the first 25 feet. After water cleared, I was able to send Camera all the way down to the tap right at the entry doorway to the garage. I found two holes and major cracking in the PVC piping. Recommended replacing that section by breaking up the floor on either side of the doorway to create access to piping and make the repair. Austin plans to get a hold of his flooring guy so they can preserve the flooring as best as they can before we make the repair.

Homeowner has a leak in the ceiling below the upstairs hall bathroom. Homeowner states that the leak occurs when the shower is used. Cut into ceiling in garage. Located drain pipe for upstairs bathtub. Ran bathtub and found water running down piping when bathtub is ran. The shower head in the upstairs hall bathroom is leaking from the threads and spraying the wall. There is a gap behind the tub spout that the water is running directly into. Caulked around tub spout and overflow trim plate. Water pressure is 50 PSI Water heater is a 50 gallon natural gas from 2022

Excavate meter and install new meter nipple, and dual check valve. In front of existing meter install new courtesy valve shut off as per Georgia IPC code. At right side of home or foundation wall adjacent TNP drain we will excavate 18 inches down for new water, service penetration. Trench between existing water meter and newly designated spot at right side of home foundation wall at water, main service penetration, install new Watermain service in trench between meter and through foundation wall. Once inside, we will install a new watts 25AUB PRV, and a new three-quarter full port ball valve for whole home shut off and tie into the existing plumbing system above water heater. Once done with installation, we will repair the concrete at the penetration inside and outside, and to the outside of the foundation wall to seal it. We will then fill in the trench, and excavation holes in the yard, and clean up. Inside back right hand corner of garage where existing water heater currently reside

Replaced failed thermal expansion tank. Repiped as needed. Tested for leaks and function, all good. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Upon arrival, met with customer and spoke with him regarding their issue. Customer showed me inside and to the main level bathroom. Customer states the toilet is not flushing and sewage backed up into the bathtub. I confirmed the presence of a blockage and also inspected the piping in the basement area downstairs. The bathroom line is 3” and there is a 3x2” tee on its back that connects more drain piping coming from the opposite (front) side of the house. There is a 2” pipe going vertical that is just wide open and had sewage leaking out of it when I arrived. The basement is in need of water damage mitigation and I recommended this to the customer. Customer requested that we email the company we recommend to them. The company we recommend is Property Medics of Georgia. I presented the customer with options to clear from a cleanout or pull the toilet. Customer agreed to clear the line from a cleanout and after getting signature approval I began work. The blockage is before the outside

Customer had a leaking 40 gal electric water heater. To I return to install a new water heater once everything was set I turn water back on and tested everything. Temp is set to 120 system is bled out. No other issues is found thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Homeowner has a Roman tub faucet that leaks through to the ceiling below when ran. Homeowner also has a failed thermal expansion tank. Disassembled, removed and identified cartridges. Removed seats and springs from inside valve. Cleaned inside of valve. Installed new delta OEM seats and springs and OEM cartridges. Repressurized water system and ran faucet to test for leaks. Reassembled faucet. Removed failed thermal expansion tank. Charged new expansion tank to 75 PSI. Installed new thermal expansion tank mounting bracket. Mounted expansion tank to bracket. Installed new 3/4” press male into female. Installed approximately 16” of new 3/4” type L copper. Installed new 3/4” 90°. Installed approximately 15 of new 3/4” type L copper and connected to expansion tank. Pressurized water system and purged water lines via multiple faucets. Water pressure is 70 PSI Water heater is a 50 gallon electric from 2019 Thermal expansion tank is new and functioning at time of invoice

Relocate dehumidifier and its condensate pump in a drain pan with a water safety. Penetrate the exterior wall with PVC that exits into the nearest downspout for the dehumidifier drain.

Install customer supplied charge point charger.

Replaced old water heater with a new 10 year manufacturers warranty 50 gallon. Repiped as needed. Replaced failed pressure reducing valve. Tested for leaks and function, all good. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.