Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

Installed new customer supplied shower valve

Clear kitchen sink blockage. Customer called us out for a slow draining kitchen sink. Upon arrival we checked for a mainline blockage, kitchen sink was only fixture affected. Both sinks were filling up. Removed pTrap assembly and ran flex shaft into pvc drains. Ran cable full length and brought back cable. Brought back food debris. Ran water in right side sink while running cable. Tested drain by running water for a long duration of time, no signs of system backing up. Clearing successful. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

For this job, I inspected an outlet having sparking issues

During today's visit, we met with the homeowner to discuss the installation of a dedicated shut off valve for a new dishwasher that is scheduled to be installed. Upon inspection, we found that the existing kitchen plumbing setup consisted of a single angle stop supply valve serving both the kitchen faucet and dishwasher through an older style split valve tee connection. Due to the age of the existing configuration and the lack of an independent shut off for the dishwasher, we recommended upgrading the system to provide a safer and more serviceable installation. Prior to beginning work, we isolated the home's water supply at the meter and completely drained the affected water lines to ensure a safe and controlled installation. Once the system was depressurized, we removed the existing valve assembly and associated fittings. We then installed a new quarter turn supply valve dedicated to the kitchen faucet, along with a separate dishwasher supply connection equipped with an integrated ha

Came out to extend the existing oven wiring to accommodate the new layout. During the inspection, I also noticed that several outlets needed to be relocated to meet the updated kitchen layout. Provided the customer with a quote to complete all necessary electrical modifications. With the customer’s approval, completed the work, relocated the required outlets, extended the oven wiring, and tested everything to confirm proper operation.

HomeCare Inspections Main Floor The heat exchanger is cracked for the main floor system and compromise overall. The blower motor seals are broken and the system is leaking oil. The blower capacitor is also out of tolerance. The equipment overall is low on return and supply air, which may have contributed to the blower motor failing, as well as the cracks in the heat exchanger. Condensate pump should be installed inside of the drain pan, but it is not. The equipment also was installed with poor flood protection. It would be beneficial to get a dehumidifier for the basement. Upstairs The heat exchanger is cracked for the upstairs furnace. The blower capacitor is low. The blower wheel needs to be cleaned. The system has poor flood protection for the location of the equipment. If water becomes an issue, there’s a high probability it could overflow the drain pen and make its way onto the ceiling and eventually into the living space.

For this call, homeowners had us out to replace the old kitchen faucet with a provided delta faucet. Upon arrival, we double checked the water pressure to ensure that it’s within an acceptable range to keep fixtures running properly. We installed the new faucet and tested it to make sure it was working properly and no leakages. At this time all is working as it should at this time. Thank you for trusting TE Certified with all your plumbing needs.

Upon arrival we met with homeowner and began setting bee armor around work area. Water heater was set in place, gas valve was too close to heater to attach gas hose, had to switch the cap and valve. All lines installed in copper, bonding wire was attached and flue secured properly into place. Tested to ensure no leaks or errors. Lines were bled and everything was functioning properly with no leaks or errors at this time. Replace cast iron portion house and tank side of exterior clean out and reinstall new two-way clean out with a sewer popper. Replace old water heater with new 50 gallon tank and replace PRV and first valve in the crawlspace.

For this job, I Installed a new ceiling fan in the downstairs bedroom, including the installation of a new electrical circuit from the existing wall switch to the center of the room. The work required running new wiring to a location where no existing ceiling electrical box was present and preparing the installation point to safely support the new ceiling fan. As part of the installation and in accordance with applicable National Electrical Code safety requirements, the existing 15-amp circuit breaker was replaced with a new dual-function 15-amp breaker providing protection against both arc faults and ground faults. This additional protection is designed to provide increased safety for personnel and equipment by detecting potentially hazardous electrical conditions within the circuit. A fan-rated pancake electrical box was installed at the center of the ceiling to provide a secure and properly rated mounting point for the ceiling fan. The ceiling fan was then fully assembled acco

Need fireplace company to fix the outdoor fireplace. There is a source of gas that the fireplace company can tap off of and run new penetration into the outdoor fireplace and they will be able to get the fireplace back to working condition. Today’s service is a travel fee and recommend either hiring mad hatter fireplaces or graves fireplaces.

Inspections Main Floor Does biological growth on the inoperable humidifier and the evaporated coil. Humidifier needs to be removed Tincombe sealed and insulated and the evaporator coil also should be cleaned. There’s rust in the drain pan. The system has poor flood protection for the location at it’s in. The condenser coil is dirty and needs to be cleaned. The system has over 60% humidity in the space while the equipment is running the AC. The contactor is pitted. Upstairs The compressor is extremely hot to the touch. The condenser coil is heavily impacted with dirt dust debris. The contactor is pitted. The system has abnormally high, superheat, which could be due to the low return air. Only returns upstairs are for the master and the hallway. The other two bedrooms do not have returns. The system has poor flood protection upstairs with two drain pens that split a structural beam. Due to the age of the systems and how they are functioning, there’s no guarantee on how long they wil

Replaced meter main on left side of house, added ground bridge.

Replaced water distribution system. Removed all polybutylene water piping and replaced with PEX. Included all new water stops and supply lines. Insulated all piping where required by code. Installed new washer and ice maker boxes. Installed new main shutoff and PRV. Replaced the expansion tank for the water heater and mounted it to a bracket. TE Certified is not responsible for the replacement of the drywall. Customer has been referred to PatchBoys. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Today I Came Out To Address The Customers Concern Of A Few Items Around The House. I Met With The Customer And He Showed Me The Items. I Went Over The Agenda And Performed A Troubleshoot. I Determined The Findings On The Troubleshoot Item Task And Provided Options To Solve The Issues. I Took Care Of A Few Things As A Courtesy. I Set Up A Return Visit To Run A New Circuit And Run Wires For Ceiling Fans, Separate Neutral Wires In Electrical Panel, And GFCI Protect Kitchen Circuits. I Went Over Everything And Tested Everything For Functionality. We Will Return On October 16th To Complete The Sold Estimate. I Went Over Our HomeCare Plan With Him And Provided An Estimate For That Also. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Customers A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Per

Came out to troubleshoot three non-working outlets in the living room. Traced the wiring and found that the circuit was routed through an old section of roof decking above the shingles and came back down on the opposite side, with no accessible way to inspect or confirm the damaged section. Due to the inaccessible damaged wiring, rerouted the circuit and installed a junction box to restore power to the disconnected area.   While on site, also found a loose wire connection at the bathroom GFCI outlet and tightened the connection as a courtesy. Additionally, found a broken wire at an outlet in the garage, repaired/replaced the damaged wiring, and tested all affected outlets and circuits. Everything is currently working properly.

Upon arrival, customer wanted to have two shut off valves replaced with their own supplied shut off valves for the upstairs master and hallway bathroom toilet customer also stated that they were having a flushing issue with the upstairs hallway, bathroom toilet, and that it was slow flushing. Customer supplied solderable chrome finish quarter turn shut off valves and supply lines for both toilets. They agreed to our quote to replace them and pull the upstairs hallway bathroom toilet to replace the wax ring started by turning the water off to the home and removing the old supplies and stops and then soldering on the new stops. Turn the water back on and tested for leaks. There were none within, pulled the upstairs hallway bathroom toilet to find that the flange is below grade and that it was making absolutely no contact with the wax ring. That was there upon customers request. They wanted us to leave the toilet uninstalled we put plastic into and on the flange to keep sewer gases out an

Technician installed three new condensate pumps for the HVAC units located in the attic. Each unit is equipped with its own dedicated condensate pump. New vinyl drain tubing was installed for each pump and properly secured and strapped. All three condensate lines were routed to discharge into the existing drain box located behind the washing machine. Upon completion, each condensate pump was individually tested and verified to be operating and draining properly. Technician replaced the toilet in the guest bathroom due to deterioration of the existing gaskets, which appears to be related to the home’s water quality. During removal of the existing toilet, the toilet flange was found to have been improperly installed and was susceptible to future failure. The flange was replaced and properly secured prior to installation of the new toilet. The new toilet was then installed, tested, and inspected for proper operation and leaks. As a courtesy, technician also replaced the toilet handle i

Replaced existing supply/return duct with new flex ducting. Trunk line was hard pipe, with no insulation and was condensation a lot. Replaced for flex duct, from the attic down to the crawl space. Airflow upstairs improved a lot. Also, capped the flue pipe that was opened in the crawl space. System is working properly at this visit.

Install 3 tons system ac coil furnace for upstairs

We will add outlet spacers to the existing kitchen switch box

I added 3 pendant lights by replacing one can light with a new pendant and boxes for the lights.

8/12: LVM & TEXT TO CONFIRM DATES FOR ELECTRICAL WORK. MO 8/11: PD sch for 8/25 8 am GA POWER. MO This option is to replace main electrical panel with a service upgrade so we can clean up connections, relabel panel and install dual function breakers. We will pull a permit with cobb county. With this permit comes with updating hardwired smokes (3) bedrooms and (2) floors. A new updating grounding system and a 42 space qo panel with afci/gfi breakers. We will also Rewire range ciruit with a 50 amp 6/3 4 wire. Drywall will need to be cut. This will require a new outside meter base with outside disconnect. Drywall damage will definitely happen on running new service wire. This also separate grounds and neutrals. Dryer will also need to be re ran, we will do this as a courtesy

Wire and install new outlets in attic

The customer had concerns about a receptacle located in the hallway off the garage getting hot. The device is original to the home and after removing it I seen it was quick wired and the neutral wires were heating up. The customer has an electric vehicle and was plugging up his trickle charge into a GFCI located in between the garage door which was on the same circuit. The charger at 120v draws 12.5 amps and the circuit they are using is on with the hallway outlet. I explained to the homeowner what was going on and told her the trickle charger needs to be on its own circuit. They agreed to have a new circuit installed that would allow for 240v at 32 amps. I wired in a new 6/3 Romex wire from the garage, through the crawl space and into the panel. In order to get into the crawlspace I had to make a cut near the floor in order to drill. I installed a box and a plate to cover the hole. I supplied and installed a new 2p40 QO GFCI breaker per 210.8 of the NEC. I also supplied and installed

2017 3 ton carrier system whole home Homeowner wanted to get a full inspection done on system Thoroughly inspected system, which is operational and cooling Tested both heat and cool Heat exchanger looked good no issues. Flame sensor was clean. Burners were clean no issues with heat. Blower wheel was dirty Filter needed to be changed which was changed with customer supplied 16 x 25 x 4 Make sure condensate pump was working along with checking drain line to pump Outdoor coil was dirty and could benefit from a cleaning, which homeowner said they will do Outdoor capacitor was a 45/5 which was out of spec showing 37 on compressor side and two on fan side Discussed all options with homeowners which they wanted to get blower wheel cleaned and capacitor changed for today Tested system after repairs, which is operational at departure Thank you for choosing TE certified!