Marietta, GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Service

Replace less than 80' of sewer line from house to street with max 10' tap depth. Locates will be called in and utilities marked, locate# provided and recorded. Path of sewer line will be excavated with tractor to proper depth with any safety requirements incorporated. These safety requirements may include but are not limited to trench boxes, shoring, trench stepping, etc. Cut out and remove old sewer piping and install new Sch. 40 pvc sewer line with cleanouts located at the home, at the street, and any additional locations dictated by code. Connect new line to municipal tap at street with approved fittings, concrete this connection, bed in entire length of sewer line, then test line for proper slope and function. Backfill ditch, tamping dirt every 24" of backfill depth. Backfill to rough grade to allow for natural settling. Cut cleanouts down to ground level. Apply wheat straw to excavation site to aid in grass regrowth. Will use bursting from home beyond sidewalk so there is no disr

Replaced 19 year old leaking water heater. Installed new expansion tank w bracket, gas whip and shut off, new water heater shutoff valve, made minor alterations to copper water lines, replaced water heater pan and drain line. Tested the newly installed water heater for leaks and proper operation. No leaks present water heater functioning properly. 2 year warranty through TE Certified 6 year manufacturer warranty

Replace the dangerous challenger sub panel.

Trench a new service line, and relocate penetration to basement pump closet. Installation: We trenched a new water service line into left front corner of basement. The new penetration was drilled into the basement sump pump closet. We installed a new whole home shutoff and PRV. Tested everything thoroughly ensuring no leaks. Backfilled and cleaned up work area.

Met with customer and spoke with them regarding their current issue. Customer showed me to the main level hall bathroom and stated the fill valve is leaking and not filling the tank for the toilet. Customer had turned water off to the toilet before my arrival. I inspected the toilet and confirmed that the fill valve had failed and is not functioning properly. I also checked the customer’s water pressure which is at a safe level @50psi. I presented the customer with options to replace the fill valve and supply line. And also included options to install a new toilet. Customer agreed to replace the fill valve and after getting signature approval I began work. Installed new pro45b fill valve and stainless steel supply line. Returned water to toilet and tested thoroughly. Fill valve and toilet are now functioning properly. Cleaned work area. Customer is satisfied.

Continued on wiring various aspects of the home

Today we installed two recessed lights, two light fixtures, and a caseta smart dimmer with a pico remote.

Performed 3 system Homecare. Flushed, and pumped,drains. Added enzymes as well. Cleaned flame sensors, changed filters, visually inspected equipment. Checked refrigerant levels, checked electrical components and safeties. Tested systems in heat cool and emergency heat. Basement system has safety concern of heat kit to large for gauge of wire for system. Recommended replacing heat kit with smaller heat kit. Customer holding off on repair at this time. Basement unit has no flood protections and the unit is not level. Main floor unit has rusty evap coil that is not level, dirty ac, weak dual capacitor and no flood protection. Upstairs unit has no wet switch, dirty ac and buzzing contactor. Quoted repairs customer holding off on any repairs at this time.

Replaced 6 dimmers with six standard Decora switches due to flicker issues. Also replaced gen 2 BR breaker for basement mini fridge. All equipment is functioning 100% upon completion of work

The heat exchanger has multiple rust spots. Would suggest replacing the furnace before heat exchanger fails . Tested heating and cooling. Changed filter was a 213 April air .

Replace the dangerous split bus panel with a 150 amp main breaker electrical panel. This also includes bringing the grounding system, smoke detectors, and surge protection up to code. Adding a dryer circuit, a range circuit, separating the garage circuit from the living room and separating the microwave from the fridge circuit.

Ran circuit for car charger. Charger will be installed tuesday

On arrival customer has some gas issues while Atlanta gas was out doing an inspection. With customer approval I installed a trac pipe floor flange with shut off and need gas connector behind stove. Also found that the vent on water was installed improperly so that was fix as hell. Led test for new prv and main shut . No other issues was found thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Install new cartridge due to drip on master bathroom showerhead let him know that we fixed how stiff handle was, and if it keeps dripping, it would be the sediment inside the showerhead. Tested and checked for leaks.

We installed a new switch and wire for the living room light fixture. We installed a Caseta smart dimmer and added a second switch for the room.

For this job, the customer wanted a hose Bibb installed in the back yard near the pool. The customer opted to install new hose Bibb, and tee off of a 3/4 line in the crawl space for better flow. I installed the new one, installed a ball valve shut off for hose Bibb, and tested my work. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Wire and install new outlet

Came out to preform a hydro jetting through the cleanout in the basement that services the kitchen sink and washer area per sewer supervisor. I ran the cable machine down the line 4 times clearing the drain line of all debris. Tested the utility sink in the washer room and the basement bathroom and all three were draining very well. Cleaned up the area and tested for any leaks.

Arrived on site to complete a 1 system Homecare. We flushed drain lines changed filters and tested operations in both heating and cooling. We cleaned the condenser coils and ensured the system was clean, safe and operating within all manufactured specifications at this time. Call complete.

Replaced failed thermostatic mixing valve. Tested for leaks and function. No issues.

Replaced single wall flue pipe with double wall. Attached new section to the existing flue pipe with an adaptor. Added insulation in pipe shroud. Expansion tank is present from original install. It is located in the crawlspace. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Upon arrival spoke with the customer about a toilet upstairs that was leaking from the bottom of the tank. Gave the customer options. He chose a full rebuild for the upstairs toilet and a flapper change on the main level toilet. All work was thoroughly tested for leaks and functionality.

Master bathroom toilet was flushing poorly due to age. We replaced it with a two piece, comfort height, Kohler toilet. We flushed several times to test and ensure that there are no leaks. We caulked the toilet to the floor as per code. Thank you!

Homeowner had new trim and shower cartridge for master bathroom shower. Disassembled and removed all of the existing trim and shower cartridge. Installed new shower cartridge and trim. Sealed around trim silicone. Tested for proper operation.

Homeowner had a water heater fail over the weekend. The water heaters are both from 2007 and they flooded. The water heaters need to be replaced. Removed old water heaters, old shutoff valves, old expansion tank, and old copper. Installed new pans for water heaters. Set water heaters. Installed approximately 20’ of new 3/4” type M copper. The water heaters have been installed in parallel configuration. They are piped equally to ensure equal draw of both heaters. The heaters each have a shutoff valve for both the hot and cold water. Both heaters have been fitted with a 2 gallon expansion tank. Expansion tanks have been labeled and dated, and they are each mounted to a bracket, which has been installed to a stud. The water lines for the water heaters have been insulated, and the flu venting has been replaced with new double wall venting. The heaters are set to 120°. Ensured temperature and pressure relief lines terminate between 2 and 6 inches off the ground. The pressure regulator val