Milton, GA Electrician, Plumber & HVAC Services

Customer called me in regards to system not cooling. Observed indoor air handler was running and operational. proceeded to the outdoor unit, followed the capacitor was bubbled out. Homeowner approved replacement capacitor, system is operational at this time. The service fee was waived for today. We can only warranty the capacitor, we cannot warrantee any other issues with the remaining system. System is single stage zoning. Homeowner is aware that his system may have issues in the future due to single stage zoning. Homeowner did not want to sign up for the home care or upgrade the flood protection on the system.

Hub drain over flowing due to condensation build up , I ran my cable and cleared the hub drain and after testing everything the drain is back flowing normally

Replace evaporator coil and reconfigured drain p-trap to code for UL system and tested for proper operation at this time. I also replaced 16x25x5 box filter for both systems today. The dual capacitor for the outdoor unit is still below tolerance and may fail soon. Replacement of this part is recommended at your earliest opportunity to reduce the risk of further system failures. **Feel free to contact me when you would like to schedule a system replacement estimate free of charge.** Wayne Daniels - service technician: 678-995-1773

Came out today for a leak in the main water service line located near the end of the driveway, approximately 300 feet from the home. The customer was presented with repair options and chose to proceed with a spot repair. During excavation and while locating the water service leak, the neighboring propertys Wi-Fi/communication line was accidentally nicked. I immediately contacted 811 and AT&T to report the damage and request an emergency utility locate. The report ticket number is 260817-005636, and the emergency ticket number is 260817-005680. They advised that a technician/locator will be coming out sometime today to locate the power and communication lines and address the damaged line. The water service leak was successfully located and repaired. Once the repair was completed, the water service was restored and the repaired area was checked. Since the homeowner was not available to provide access inside the home, I was only able to purge air from the water lines using the exterior ho

12 years parts warranty. 2 years labor warranty ( up to 12 years with Homecare).

Upon arrival we met with the homeowner. Complaint of water backing up in bathtub and toilet on lower level when using the laundry machine on the upper level. We opened the mainline cleanout in the driveway, water began pouring out of it. We removed the cap on the tap approx. 15 feet away and it was dry. We cleared the drain and upon pulling the cable back we found roots wrapped around cable. Water drained, we tested drain by running the bath tub on the lower level. Water was no longer backing up at this time. Supervisor scheduled to visit between 11-2 tomorrow Aug 18, 2026. Use large drain machine to clear line from the exterior accessible cleanout, and locate source of drain issue with sewer camera. Includes drain machine and inspection camera (no additional fee). Does not include digging, replacing lines, or repairs. Cleared lines may clog again without a permanent repair. TE offers one free return visit for all mainlines within the 12 months if camera inspection is performed.

Customer is experiencing an issue with a leaky tub shower. The home is 4 years old. A different plumbing company had replaced the shower cartridge, which alleviated the drip for a while. The shower drips on and off periodically and has for the past 4 years. I performed a static and dynamic pressure test. Confirmed the water heater, expansion tank, and PRV were functioning correctly. Given the information and my findings, I am leaning on a shower valve needing to be replaced. I gave an option to try the cartridge again and to replace the shower valve. We opted to replace the cartridge for now. Given the work needed to replace the shower valve, it did not seem worthwhile for a shower that is rarely used. The dripping did stop with a cartridge replacement. I inspected and cleaned up the valve body and did not notice any dead giveaways of this valve being compromised. I reinstalled and caulked the tub spout. Customer would like to install the handle trim himself. Water pressure is at

Shut water off at Luna and drain down system. Remove section of 1 1/2” copper and install main shutoff valve with new copper and connect back to existing piping. Pressurize and test for test leaks. 8-27-26 Found that both restaurants waterlines are tied into together. We were able to install valves in Campania in order to shut off water without having access to Luna, however the new valves in Campania also shut off certain fixtures in Tres Luna. Work at Campania can be scheduled after hours to not inconvenience the adjoining restaurant.

I troubleshooted a high water bill. After an extensive troubleshoot, I found that there were 2 separate toilets that were running intermittently. I replaced both flappers and tested thoroughly to ensure there were no further issues

Returned to complete work as per estimate. Turned water off to the home and drained down system. While finalizing excavation, discovered that the pipe between meter and old PRV was galvanized. Though not in our original scope of work, on-site technician elected to work all the way back to the meter to remove this compromised piping. Installed new Watts Dual Check valve, new courtesy cutoff valve, and removed all (4) visible “push-to-connect” fittings. Fabricated new lines and completed all connections. Turned water back on to the home and bled system of air and dirty water. Advised homeowner that PRV may be necessary on the irrigation line itself, and left quote for installation of this and an additional valve box. For now, restored water to irrigation system and tested sprinklers per homeowner request. Found no issues at this time. We cut out old PRV and ball valve in the basement and replaced both with a new Watts 3/4” PRV and a new brass ball valve. Tested for leaks and

SERVICE CALL: upon arrival homeowner stated the first floor system Is not working properly on cooling mode. After complete troubleshooting I found the heat pump system Amanda 5 years old failed due to Bad Condensate pump and failed safety switch. By customer request Replace and install new condensate pump and new wet switch test system After final inspection is working ok at this time. Thanks for choosing T e certified.

Arrived to appointment upstairs system was not cooling. Indoor unit was running and thermostat did have power. Went outside and condenser was not on. Took cover off and capacitor was bubbled up. Homeowner approved of a capacitor and to sign up for a three system Homecare. There was no full system diagnostic only quoted the capacitor. System is cooling now at departure. Collected pay and signatures and also confirmed email.

Attempt to clear two bathroom sinks Customer called us out for two bathroom sinks in the master bathroom that were experiencing a slow drain. Upon arrival the customer stated they were experiencing two slow drains for a couple months now. We first started by testing the bathroom group to ensure there was not a bigger issue going on, and after running water for a long period of time there were no signs. We then inspected the two master sinks and we noticed the water started to backup shortly after. We recommended to attempt to restore proper flow and the customer agreed. We removed the master traps along with the stopper and we removed all the gunk/debris from the pipes and cleaned them throughly. We put back together the master traps and stoppers, we tested each sink individually and we were successful in restoring proper flow. We tested for any backups or leaks and we were successful, and the customer is satisfied. Thank you for choosing Te Certified!

Today we came out for main level kitchen area not cooling properly 10 year old trane 5 ton with 2001 Lennox 135k furnace. Found emergency drain pan full of water, vacuumed water out performed safety inspection on heat exchanger found severe metal fatigue, rust and hot spots heat exchanger is compromised and could fail at anytime. Cycled equipment from thermostat inspected all electrical components and connections found bearings in blower motor very loud and motor is over heating. Checked refrigerant levels found system low on refrigerant. Manufacture warranty on all equipment has expired left band aid repair option and scheduled install supervisor to give options on updating equipment. 299 dollars refrigerant cost today will be taken offf repair or replacement. Left all equipment operational although equipment could fail at anytime.

Received call regarding leak in front yard. Homeowner also noted water pressure low throughout the home. Discussed initial leak search and excavation with homeowner, which was subsequently approved, and began work. After approximately 1.5hrs of digging, we uncovered four Sharkbite fittings, one of which was our failed connection site (Sharkbites are not rated for prolonged underground use). We also found a second pressure reducing valve, which may be a contributing factor to low pressure throughout the home. Provided quotes to resolve issues, and homeowner has elected to proceed with removal of all four Sharkbites, the exterior PRV, and replacement of the interior PRV. We will install a 3/4” ball valve in place of the former. Arrival time scheduled for 12PM-3PM tomorrow afternoon. Water turned back on to the home for the evening.

Customer has a tankless water heater in his attic, the condensate lines for the tankless and hvac unit as well as the t&p line for the tankless were all ran to a hub drain in the attic, we recommended that the customer reroute the lines to the exterior of the home. We ran the lines the through the attic towards the left side of the home by the hvac units, cut drywall in the bedroom below and ran the lines down the wall, drilled through the exterior wall and stubbed out both lines, we the cut the lines and put a 90 on each of them, sealed around the pipes with caulk, we removed and capped of the existing hub drain, we then cleaned up and put the insulation that we took out back in the wall, we then did one final walk through to make sure everything was done correctly and we had done a sufficient clean up

Today we performed a troubleshoot on a tripping circuit breaker, replaced a dimmer, and replaced a circuit breaker

Add pump and vinyl tubing for drain. Cut into vent stack properly without open trap, tested system finding lack of IAQ and flood protection.

Perform a two system inspection on a 2018 Lennox AC and furnace and a 2018 Lennox heat pump and air handler. I checked everything from contactor, capacitors, I checked refrigerant levels, I checked heat and cool, I checked the condensate pump, poured water down the drain lines, checked amp draws. I did provide the customer quotes for immediate repair needs like a new contactor that is pitted and burned for both outdoor units and flood protection for both systems. System is now currently running normally.

Initial observations of UL system revealed the evaporator coil frozen solid. The 16x25x5 filter was clogged and could be the cause of the frozen coil due to the restriction in airflow. Box filter requires replacement and approximately every 6 to 8 month intervals to reduce the risk of system inefficiencies and failures which increase your repair cost. This coil will require complete thawing before any further testing can be performed. Client approved thawing coil, and upon complete thaw, I evacuated the water from the auxiliary drain pan and tested the temperature/pressure correlation of the refrigerant charge which revealed to be very low suggesting a refrigerant leak. The dual capacitor is below tolerance and requires replacement as well. This system is 8 years old and has expired its 5 year warranty. Leak test confirmed to be located in the evaporator coil inside the home. Due to age, condition and costly repairs I recommend replacement of system. There is organic growth inside the

Replaced cartridge in upstairs jack and Jill shower that was causing water to spray out handle.

Install second customer provided Tesla charger, junction box, link charger, together with power sharing

Install mixing valve for new hose bib

Customer stated high water bill. Tested everything and found main level toilet was running and upstairs shower had a drip. Rebuilt toilet and replaced cartridge in shower to stop leak.

Replaced front hose bib, and replaced thermal expansion tank.