McDonough, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Customer was experiencing a whole home back up. I tested the main floor bathroom and saw that it was clogged. Toilet was bubbling when tested. Customer also had a fridge supply line that wasn’t fully screwed in. I tightened it and confirmed that water was running. For the toilet I recommended pulling it up and running a cable machine down the line customer agreed. I removed the toilet and ran the cable machine down the line successfully clearing the blockage. I then tested the line with the sink and toilet supply line and it did not back up again. I reset the toilet with a new supply line, wax ring, closet bolts and china caps. Tested the toilet multiple times for any leaks. The toilet does sit very high in the air. I let the customer know and told them not to use it before the caulking dries. Customers clean out in the driveway is damaged due to not being screwed in right and then driven over.

Came out today to perform one system HVAC no heat service call. Upon arrival, customer stated he had a front system and a back system. The back system was a zone system that controls the upstairs and downstairs of the back of the house. Upon inspection of the system found that the outdoor system was originally on high-pressure lockout. Also, upon further inspection, customer stated that the inside system would never shut down. Upon inspection of the indoor system found lots of rust on the indoor coil, the blower wheel is dirty, there is biological growth along the sides of the air handler and on the blower and coil, the heat strips would not come on due to the air handler control board not sending power to turn on heat strips when being called for, there is currently voltage going into the board to turn on the heat strips, but no voltage is coming out to turn on the heat strips. At this time there is also no UV protection. There is no TE standard flood protection with a wet switch. Upo

Power loss to three rooms, replaced two gen two breakers and troubleshooted circuit and found ground touching neutral in an outlet behind the couch.

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As we arrived back here today, November 26 at 10 AM we’ve come back to fulfill the estimate that I left Mrs. Lewis on Monday afternoon. I first installed a whole panel electrical surge protector directly below the electrical panel in the wall. I wired it into a 30 amp existing water heater breaker to power the surge protector. Engaged power, and the surge protector worked properly. The two green lights on the service protector should always be on. If they are not, please call us back and we will come check everything out at no cost to you. Next, I installed two separate 20 amp circuits and receptacles directly below the electrical panel in the wall. One 20 amp circuit and receptacle will control power to the plug-in for the generator so it can be charged on full at all times. The other 20 amp circuit and receptacle is for some extra plug-in space in the garage since Mrs. Lewis said there was not enough. I installed two plastic cut in boxes, white duplex receptacles and covers on bo

As we arrived today, we were shown an exhaust fan in the upstairs bathroom, but did not work. We removed the switch cover and checked power on it and it was working properly. We also checked power in the fan itself and it was also working properly, but the fan would not come on. The fan motor is defective and needs to be replaced. We went to the supply house and picked up a new one. Once we return, we remove the existing fan motor and replaced it with a new one. Once that was done, the fan worked properly again. It was very nice meeting both of you today! If we can ever help you with anything else, please let me know. Thank you, Brandon

Came out to a no cool. The customer was concerned about her 2nd floor unit not cooling properly. I ran the system in heat and cool for 30 minutes. After diagnosing the system I found that the compressor was amping out of range but everything else was working according to specifications. Recommendations: Hard-Start Kit A hard start kit works by providing a temporary boost of electrical energy to a compressor motor during startup

Repair of broken phone line wire, different sections fo the wire had broken sections so we figured out which wires were still good, rewired 3 junction points and tested the phone, calls are now going through.

Fan troubleshooting