Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

Arrived on site to perform a 1 system Homecare. We tested the system in heating and cooling, measuring and testing all mechanical components to ensure they are safe and performing within manufactured specifications. We looked over design, airflow, refrigerant levels, combustion and all functions of the equipment. We cleaned drain lines, changed filters and ensured the system was fully operational upon departure. The system is mechanically sound, but is beginning to suffer from cleanliness concerns. There are 3 large dogs inside and the duct system predates this 2019 system so the condition of the duct work is poor. This has caused the filter to become really dirty, and the blower wheel has a similar fate, being covered in dust. The condenser coil is also dirty and I discovered a lack of IAQ enhancements. We discussed our findings and left estimates but for today they agreed to have the filter taken care of and will look over the other estimates and will reach out to have those cleaning

Generator installation. This option will be a managed 28kw gen. This option will be to set gen on left side of home 18in off wall. Gas and electrical will be surface mounted. Panels are located in middle of basement in utility room. This will be a Cobb county permit. The plan will be to set (2) ats in panel room, run gen feed up and over basement kitchen to then pipe to gen on exterior wall.

2 system home care . We just installed the upstairs unit this year went ahead and tested both. Changed filters on both units . Cleaned drains and tested with water . Tested both in heating and cooling . The light switch went bad on downstairs furnace when I was testing replaced free of charge. The refrigerant levels tested out properly. There wasn’t no issues with either unit.

On today’s visit I met with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a clogged kitchen line. I took a look tested and it backed up quickly. I put together some estimates to perform work and received approval. I snaked the kitchen line it was a grease clog. I successfully unclogged the kitchen line. I tested by running water and also poured the first dose of endure down the drain. I did a super clean up after completing work. The homeowner is satisfied with the work completed at this time. Thanks for choosing Te certified plumbing!

Full system changeout for single system home.

Install outlets behind televisions and remove extension cords running through metal framing.

- Single stage, constant torque furnace (indoor).  -10 year parts warranty (99 years for heat exchangers on 80% furnaces)  -10 years labor coverage when a Home Care maintenance plan is held with TE Certified. Lifetime Craftsmanship.  -Removal and disposal of existing system.   -Permit fees are included, system will be installed to meet or exceed county’s codes.   -Cost includes all required material, tax, & labor. No further charges will apply.   -New drain pan water safety and condensate pump (if applicable).   -New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace.  -Will recover existing refrigerant per EPA guidelines.   -Will complete leak check and system & system start up. .  -Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wall flue pipe.   -Mastic seal supply and return plenums at the system to ensure optimal efficiency  *DURING INSTALLATION WE MA

Homeowner required about leak coming from sink drain after further diagnosis technician found galvanized fitting leaking. Technician removed galvanized fitting and installed new PVC fitting. Technician then rebuilt drain to accommodate both garbage disposal and sink. Checked and tested for leaks and functionality. Technician did fine kitchen sink faucet was leak leaking. Homeowner was notified about this issue.

Troubleshoot why a couple of bedrooms upstairs have lost power and constantly trip the circuit breakers. Install a newer generation of arc fault breaker for the bedrooms only and replace breakers that are wrong for the panel type.

Replaced floodlight

Today I came out to perform a two system home care. Both systems checks out well with no issues. Customer needed two filters replaced and also wanted me to install a Bluetube UV system. Afterwards I tested system. System is operating as designed with no issues, customer is happy.

Installed a new customer provided bidet toilet seat, located in the upstairs master bathroom. THANK YOU for trusting T.E. Certified!

Arrived on site to quote installing four light fixtures in the upstairs loft. While on site the homeowner mentioned a circuit we installed two years ago tripping anytime he plugged something into it. I looked into this issue and noticed some poor workmanship. After diving deeper into it, I noticed some wires were nicked inside the box the circuit went into. I also noticed connections were loose on both the outlets and the breakers. Once those issues were corrected, the circuit is working as it should. We also did work at this home in May. I noticed some issues with this workmanship as well. The circuit we installed for the main floor bedroom did not have our fault protection. I also noticed the wires installed through the crawlspace were not installed correctly. We corrected these issues while on site under warranty. I also discussed some other electrical concerns with the homeowner. Everything is working upon departure.

Warranty blower motor replacement on 2022 carrier ac furnace. Carrier warrantied a rescue ecm motor due to OEM part being back ordered. Replaced motor tested system in both heating and cooling. Low ambient temperatures do not allow for accurate measurement of refrigerant levels but they appear correct given temps. Flushed and pumped drain line. System operating as designed at time of leaving.

Replaced one outlet and performed an Eletrical troubleshoot on no faulty power in the shed. During the inspection I found that the wires feeding the shed had 120v on one leg and 41v on the other leg. Voltage was normal leaving the disconnect but was damaged somewhere in the ground and was losing voltage by the time it got to the shed. Recommend performing a fault find test or re-running the circuit.

Upon arrival, I met with the owner. She has a sewage ejector for the basement bathroom. Periodically she will run water to ensure the pump still works but recently found the toilet and shower backing up. I accessed the pump, pulled and reset the plug, tested and found the pump turning on. I ran water from all fixtures, allowed the pump to run several times. I informed the owner. We believe the pump is about 11 years old and is a brand new I am unfamiliar with. I suggest replacing the pump and adding an alarm as a long term solution, estimates have been provided.

For this job, I completed the remainder of the service upgrade

Install two new outlets in the kitchen above the cabinets for speakers. Installed a new outlets below the office cabinets and ran wires to a tv outlet. Installed four outlets in the living room and hung a ceiling fan.

Came out today to do a home care inspection. Gave options. Replaced toilet in master with a kohler high line. Added flange extension as the flange was below the floor. Added new supply line, bolts, caps and wax seal. Sealed around base of toilet. New toilet had a faulty fill valve so I replaced the fill valve. Installed new hose bib on the rear of the home with a vacuum breaker and new shut off valve. Sealed around bib, insulated piping and added valve tag. Installed new expansion tank on the water heater mounted to bracket. Restored water to the home and tested all work for leaks and functionality.

Added a dimmer in series with a timer so that when the timer is on the lights will dim. To do this I had to combine 2 3way switches into a stack switch. I informed the customer of smart switches but he did not want to go that route. Everything is working as intended and the customer is happy.

Water leaking into parking lot. After further diagnosis technician found water leaking from broken sprinkler head. Owner decided to not repair sprinkler and keep sprinkler system off. Owner also inquired about not having hot water in restrooms. Old hot water heaters were disconnected and are not in use. Owner would like technician to remove old water heaters and install new point of use heaters in both restrooms and kitchen sink. Technician found main shut off for building was leaking and recommended replacement. Owner also showed technician garbage disposal, which has been leaking and stopped up.

Today we replaced a ceiling fan and removed a recalled Sycom surge protector and replaced it with a new whole home surge protector.

Upon arrival the theatre room thermostat control was powered but not cycling the system on in cooling. This home has multiple systems and once I determined that this control is integrated to the ML system that has zone controls, I observed the zone 2 thermostat wires for G and Y which are for cooling were not connected. Once I connected them the system cycled on for this thermostat and cooling has been restored for this zone. Further testing revealed this system is low in refrigerant due to a leak in the evaporator coil. I also observe this coil is the incorrect size for the 4 ton condenser. Upon inspection, all Trane equipment was installed in 2022 according to the date code. It appears the basement coil and ML/Theatre room coil were swapped during installation. The basement 2.5 ton system has the 4 ton coil and vise versa. The ML coil requires replacement and we can swap the coils to their proper system for the correct cooling capacity. These systems have a manufacturer warranty for

I was called out to Greg’s house for a cooling issue. Greg has lived here since the house was built in 2021 so we performed a thorough evaluation. During the evaluation we discovered the main issue was that the reversing valve plug had come loose which put the system into heating but once it was plugged back in it began working normally, the flood protection needs updating, the heat pump is a bit dirty, the whip to the heat pump is undersized, and the system is single staged with zoning which is a poor application and the ductwork design is poor as well.

Performed a full HVAC inspection on all systems. Inspected thermostat operation, electrical components, safeties, capacitors, contactors, blower assemblies, evaporator coils, condenser coils, refrigerant levels, drain lines, temperature splits, air filters, ductwork, and overall system performance/operation. Verified proper heating and cooling operation at each system and inspected systems for any signs of airflow restriction, electrical concerns, drainage issues, or abnormal operation. Homeowner was informed of all findings and recommendations. Thank you for choosing TE Certified. If you were happy with today’s service leave a review and share your experience with my service!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️