Peachtree City GA – Expert HVAC, Plumbing and Electrical Service Near You

Upon arrival customer stated they just purchased home and had a inspection by home inspector and hvac inspector, state father in law was out doing some things around the home, stated he tapped up some exposed wires and unit stopped working, upon showing me outdoor unit and where the tape was, picked up wire and unit kicked on and off as I moved wires, explained there is a short in low voltage wiring, explained I can replace wire and continue diagnostic, customer stated she only wanted wire fixed and for me not to look over unit as she is aware it needs replaced, cut out bad low voltage wire, spliced new wire in and ran to outdoor unit, secured all wires, unit started up, explained to customer without looking at unit I can’t verify if it’s cooling properly, customer stated that is ok she has had unit looked at and it was cooling before it stopped coming on, recommend install supervisor for system update quotes, customer approved, scheduled for Thursday as close to 530 as possible

Tech diagnosed system and noticed stuck insulation inside at pvc safety switch connection, tech removed debris, checked temperatures, checked ductwork and thermostat, no pvc drain clogs… system is cooling at this time of visit…

Install Emporia EV charger in garage to left of breaker box.

Replace laundry sink faucet, supply lines, and both fixture stop valves. Completed all approved work and everything is working properly with no leaks. When reinstalling the inch and a half drain fell apart so I replaced with new PVC tubular drainage.

Upon arrival, customer stated that he had a wet spot on the drywall above his living room. Upon inspection, I found that there was a copper pipe with a pinhole. I gave an option to repair the section. Customer went with that option. Customer also wanted a cost of a whole house re-pipe. A quote was given in a follow up will be needed.

Performed diagnostic on 21 yr old weather king unit, upon arrival customer stated outside fan wasn’t working, checked tstst, cycled to ac mode, went to attic to inspect furnace, found no flood protection on unit, recommend wet switch to prevent ceiling damage from water, checked filter, evap coil is in bad shape, furnace has a flex gas line going thru cabinet which is against code, also no sediment trap, recommended updating gas line and bringing system up to code with sediment trap, furnace cabinet has rust as well, blower wheel heavily impacted, recommend pulling and cleaning blower wheel, blower capacitor bad, recommend replacing blower capacitor, blower motor pulling higher than normal amps, explained motor can fail at any time, recommend replacing blower motor as well, inspected outdoor unit, system was running with fan as well, noticed condenser coil heavily impacted, recommend chemical cleaning to check pressures accurately, checked capacitor, reading bad on compressor side, rec

Day as we arrive July 28, we come back to fill the estimate of replacing the garage electrical panel along with installing two new smoke detectors and replacing one system. We removed the existing 150 amp electric panel and replaced it with a new one. Installed an electrical panel search detector directly below the electric panel in the wall. Installed two new smoke detectors in each of the bedrooms, along with replacing the existing smoke detector in the hallway. We also labeled all of the breakers inside of the electrical panel. We replaced the dryer cord with a new one so that it would fit the existing plug-in on the wall in the laundry room. It was very nice to finally meet both of you in person! If I can ever help you with anything else in your house, please feel free to give me a call anytime. Thank you, Brandon and Nylan

Upon arrival, met with the homeowner. She showed us to the kitchen sink with complaints of a foul odor when the water is being run. No odor was apparent at the time of inspection. No P-traps visible under the sink and accordion pipe connected to basket strainer. We provided a bottle of endure to assist in the maintenance of sink drains. The plumbing in the basement is not visible. They are planning to remodel the kitchen which would be the appropriate time to open the subfloor and re-pipe the drains. Otherwise, the only access would be to cut the drywall in the basement ceiling. At this time, everything is open and flowing. We advised they reach out with any additional questions or concerns. Includes one bottle of Endure professional grade drain treatment to help breakdown organic buildup and maintain free flowing drains. Designed for residential and light commercial use as a preventative maintenance solution. This is not a mechanical clearing service. Does not include price for cle

Replacing panel 30space with 42 spaces

Arrived on site and was shown by the homeowner to the kitchen, where the existing gas line was located in the wall and conflicted with the required placement of the exhaust system. Due to the exhaust needing to be installed on the same wall, the existing gas line needed to be relocated to provide the necessary clearance and access for the exhaust installation. Removed the existing section of exhaust piping to gain access to the gas line. Rerouted the gas line approximately 2 feet to a new location and installed a new gas shut-off valve. The gas line was repositioned to accommodate the required exhaust installation. Additionally, provided the homeowner with options for flushing and descaling the existing tankless water heater to help remove potential mineral and sediment buildup. Also discussed the option of installing a crossover tee to improve the operation of the hot water system and assist with hot water circulation depending on the home's plumbing configuration.

Upon arrival, I performed a complete diagnostic inspection of the system. I confirmed an active refrigerant leak at the evaporator coil, which is causing the system to be low on refrigerant and reducing its cooling capacity while placing additional stress on the compressor. The evaporator coil will need to be replaced to permanently correct the leak. I also found the outdoor condenser coil and indoor blower/furnace assembly are dirty, reducing airflow and efficiency. The compressor is currently operating but would benefit from a hard start kit to reduce startup stress and help extend its life. The air filter is clean, and the system is approximately 16 years old. Recommendations * Replace the leaking evaporator coil. * Recover refrigerant, replace the filter drier, pull a deep vacuum, recharge to factory specifications, and verify system operation. * Install a compressor hard start kit. * Perform a professional indoor blower/furnace cleaning. * Perform a professional outdoor condense

Replaced 50 gallon gas water heater with all code requirements.

Today, as we arrived, customer explained to us that he needed a power strip, installed in a cabinet in the sound room. The power strip has four individual circuits. There were multiple receptacles directly beside the cabinet that had individual circuits. We installed a junction box in the cabinet and from there we ran individual wires to plug into the individual outlets that would power each individual circuit on the power strip bar. After all connections were made each individual outlet on the power strip bar worked properly. Thank you,

Upon arrival, a complete diagnostic was performed on the Bryant 2.5-ton R-410A system. We found the outdoor unit completely out of refrigerant, indicating a substantial refrigerant leak within the sealed system. Further testing revealed the condenser capacitor is testing below its rated value at 41/4.8 MFD on a 45/5 MFD capacitor and should be replaced. The contactor tested at 19 ohms and is currently operational. We also found the compressor exhibiting high startup (inrush) amperage and high running amperage, indicating excessive strain on the system. Additional inspection revealed the condensate drain line is closed/restricted and in need of service. The system currently has no TE Certified Flood Protection, leaving the home vulnerable to water damage should the drain become clogged. The system also has no indoor air quality equipment installed. The blower wheel/motor is heavily soiled and operating loudly, which restricts airflow, reduces efficiency, and places additional strain on

Called out for garbage disposal not working gave estimate to do a replacement. Customer agreed we removed the old garbage disposal that was not working and installed. New garbage disposal tested working properly with no leaks at this time.

12 year parts warranty

Today we installed a new Halo Ultimate 100 for whole home purification, replaced the PRV and set it to a healthy pressure. Redid the water heater lines and replaced the accordion pipe in the master bathroom sinks.

As we arrived today, Mr. and Mrs. Vassey explain to us that their Casablanca fan in their master bedroom was acting up so they had the controls in the fan and the controller on the wall replaced. Since then the fan speed will just randomly get slower on its own. We checked power both at the fan and the controller and it’s working properly. All connections are solid and everything looks good in both the fan and the electric box with the switches. My best professional opinion is either the fan itself is starting to go out or the controllers are defective. Since it all started when the controllers were replaced, I’m leaning more toward those being defective. It was very nice to meet both of you today! If we can ever help you with anything else, please feel free to give me a call anytime. Thank you, Brandon and Nylan

Called out for water in master shower, starting off hot and then getting cold during the shower gave estimate for diagnostic customer agreed. Found that the timer on the tankless was set to specific points of the day. We changed the timer to only be off at 3 AM. Tested all water in the house appears to be working properly at this time.

Upon arrival customer stated that thermostat kept jumping temperatures, explained to customer to press hold to hold at specific temperature, checked Freon levels and found that system was a little low on refrigerant would need about 1 lb of R410A, unit also does not have any flood protection devices installed, recommended flood protection as well as 1 lb of R410A, customer stated he would get back with us on repairs.