Mableton GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Homeowner reported high water pressure and dirty water. Upon diagnosis, the technician determined the pressure-reducing valve (PRV) had failed and the water heater was severely aged. Further inspection revealed the home had two additions, one with a separate PRV, as well as three separate water heaters. After consultation with the homeowner, the decision was made to remove all existing water heaters and install a tankless system, reroute and consolidate all waterlines, and install a Halo filtration system. A new PRV was installed, and new lines were run and connected to the main branch. The tankless system was installed, checked, and tested for leaks and functionality, and the Halo system was installed and verified for proper operation. Technician will return Tuesday to remove water heater in crawlspace.

Take us out for no heat check system and found control board failed. Also, there is no flood protection switches on drain line as well as no wet switch in pan. However, there is a float switch in the emergency plan. This will only shut system down when pan is full of water. Home is spray foam tech recommends UV light air purifier to kill contaminants like viruses bacteria Stella air inside the home . Spoke with customer today and she only wants to go with the control board. Tech confirmed and ordered control board. Picked up at parts warehouse installed tested all safeties and components system is operating at this time. Spoke with customer about having a home care . Customer has declined at this time.

Arrived on site for a 2nd opinion. Yesterday another company came out for their Maintenace and was unable to cycle the furnace for this dual fuel system. The AC is a 3 year old heat pump and evaporator installed by TE, and the furnace is a 2015 furnace is original to the house. We checked all ecobee advanced settings, zone board configurations and spoke with tech support before confirming that this zone board is incompatible with the existing dual fuel system. Client knows the system was operating properly last year but the board is unable to cycle the furnace without the system engaging B from the thermostat which ecobee thermostats do not. Long story short, we got the correct board and installed it properly to ensure all functions of the system are restored. We adjusted some thresholds so that the furnace or auxiliary heat can be functioned at any time if they desire. We tested each zone in cooling, heating and emergency heat from the thermostat and confirmed systems full range of fu

Returned to install customer supplied. Tub. Started by cutting out the 90 on 2 inch to install a 2 inch P trap And flange. After getting everything sorted for the p trap and flange, we had to cut some of the water lines out of the way and reroute them did so by turning the water off to the home and rerouting them. Afterwards, we assembled the tub and installed it in place. Once tub was in place, we checked for leaks by filling the tub up and draining multiple times. No leaks. Afterwards, we did a very thorough cleanup and then sealed the tub in place and express to the customers not to attempt to use the tub for at least the next twelve hours. Finished our cleanup. Thank you for choosing and trusting t e with your plumbing needs

We returned today to address the high water pressure and pressure fluctuations the homeowner had been experiencing. Upon arrival, we verified the home's water pressure and found it reading approximately 110 PSI, which is well above the recommended residential operating range and likely the cause of the issues the homeowner had been noticing. We began by isolating the home's water supply and placing the natural gas water heater in pilot mode. Once completed, we fully drained the plumbing system before cutting into the existing 3/4" and 1/2" CPVC service lines. After confirming the system was completely drained, we made the necessary connections, transitioning the service lines from CPVC to copper and updating the home's emergency shut-off valves. All CPVC connections were properly primed and glued, with each connection held securely in place for approximately 20 seconds to ensure a proper bond. Once the repairs were completed, we allowed the glue sufficient time to cure before slowly r

Tech was out today for leak in hvac . Checked system and found multiple issues. Low voltage to heat strips are not hooked up. Evap coil is freezing up. Indicates system low on Freon.. drain line has no flood protection. Drain pan is in bad condition , there is no flood protection in drain pan. Drain line is not correctly secure. Also drain line does not have the correct fall for water . Condenser has a failing mechanically, compressor . Capacitor needs to be replace. Contactor is needing to be replaced. Disconnect is barely hanging on to home. This would need to be replaced. Service valve on suction side is leaking. Spoke with customer about repairs on system. Also let customer know that Goodman may not have the parts due to refrigerant 410a fazing out. Let customer know that Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. If customer decides go with the new system, we will credit back the $98 toward that system.

Installed wet switch for the upstairs system. Tested system in heat and cool.

I replaced a 50A breaker for the air handler that was buzzing with a new breaker. The bus bar was in good shape and the connections are all tight.

Installed ice maker box behind fridge. There was also a shutoff valve installed for the ice maker. This was done to prepare for the arrival and installation of a new fridge.

Customer called us out for a clogged shower in the master bathroom. On arrival I looked inside the shower drain and it was filled with lime scale and hair. Customers kitchen sink also has missing gaskets and slip joint nuts. Trap is under house and does not appear to be properly vented. Water heater is 19 years old and service is already scheduled to come out tomorrow. I gave the customer multiple options and they chose to have the shower line cleared. I scraped the edges to clear the lime scale and ran the tub gun down the line. I recovered a lot of hair. I then cleaned up and throughly tested the line.

Customer reported a high water pressure reading of 160psi this morning. After discussing the symptoms with the customer we suspected that the thermal expansion tank had failed. We tested the bladder and found it to be ruptured. Installed new thermal expansion tank on a bracket. Replaced the shut off valve for the water heater to remove the sharkbite valve, reinstalled the LeakStop automatic shut off valve, added a new tee for the expansion tank, and threaded on a new female adapter to the water heater. We inflated the expansion tank to 65psi to work best with the static house water pressure of 60psi. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

For this job, the customer called us out today to troubleshoot flickering lights throughout the home and to replace a light fixture. I replaced the fixture and completed a troubleshoot for the flickering lights. I did not find anything that could be causing the flickering. The panel, meter, and service wire looked in good condition. I told the customer to keep an eye on the situation and to call the power company out to check their equipment. Thank you for choosing TE Certified Electricians!

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a leaking garbage disposal. I took a look and put together estimates to perform work and received approval. I swapped out the old disposal with a new 1/2 garbage disposal. I did a super clean up and tested for leaks after completing the installation. The new garbage disposal is running properly with no leaks. Thanks for choosing TE certified plumbing !

Installed new ev circuit in garage because existing outlet burnt up. Most likely loose connections and standard breaker. Burnt out, cord and wiring. Replaced new wire, outlet and box; controlled by GFCI breaker from main panel. Tighten up all connections in kitchen to prevent flicking lights. Stairwell Deako switch is having an internal fault and is causing flicker. Offering both styles of replacements.

I replaced various light fixtures throughout the home and replaced 2 switches with dimmers.

I came out to troubleshoot an issue with a circuit, not working. After diagnosing the problem, I found that the breaker had gone bad, but also that part of the bus bar is not carrying current. This is extremely unusual since this is a newer subpanel and doesn’t have any visible damage. Because of this, I’m including a price to replace this subpanel, which would be a good idea, but for now I have replaced the breaker and moved it to a different spot. Your panel is a eaton BR panel. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

Water heater failed and was leaking. When I arrived, water heater was turned off and drained. Installed new Rheem 50 gallon natural gas water heater. Installed new shut off valve, expansion tank, drip pan, gas valve, flex connector, and sediment trap. Tested all gas fittings for leaks. Bled air from the lines and lit water heater pilot light. Set temperature to 120 degrees.

New fixtures and a better way to control them.

Today we installed 2 new outlets on the existing basement circuit.

Install 50 amp generator inlet on the back of the home behind the electrical panel and install a generator interlock kit on the main panel. This will give the homeowner of the ability to backfeed the panel with her Generac portable generator. Customer is responsible for the cord from the generator to the home.

Install customer provided furnace backup switch for battery backup.

I replaced a high ceiling fan and installed a new bath fan with venting into existing soffit vent that was not connected to any duct work.

Arrived on site to troubleshoot a costway mini split not working. This is a client installed mini split that as throwing an E4 error code and wasn’t operating. The space the unit is located in has 100% humidity and has a lot of moisture. This has caused all wiring, connections and the entire system to begin to sweat and have moisture issues. The e4 code is a code for blower motor issues, tech support shared. We found the system without an indoor coil sensor, and after power cycling the system and reconnecting the blower motor wiring harness and clearing any moisture out, the error code subsided and system began operation again without interruption. This application is such a moist humid environment isn’t recommended for long term performance but the system, is back online and is heating properly again. Call complete.

Install a new outlet for the garage freezer.

Upon arrival, we met with the homeowner regarding water observed around the base of the upstairs primary bathroom toilet. The homeowner stated that his wife first noticed the issue on October 31, 2026. He explained that the toilet had been plunged due to a suspected blockage and that afterward water was observed around the base of the toilet during flushing. The homeowner also reported noticing staining on the dining room ceiling located directly below the bathroom. Based on the homeowner's description of the issue, our initial assessment indicated a potential failure of the toilet's wax seal. The homeowner advised that the home is approximately 10 years old, was purchased about 3 years ago, and that the toilet may be original to the home. Upon arrival, the fixture had already been isolated at the emergency shut-off valve. We proceeded with removal of the toilet to inspect the flange and evaluate the condition of the existing wax seal. Once the toilet was removed, we identified that