Powder Springs GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Cobb county panel replacement

Home inspection

For this job, I went ahead and replaced the last two polybutylene pipes in the home. Which was for the front hose bib connection and penetration. After replacement home has been fully repiped with all new water pipping. It does not include sewer. Went ahead and tested new connections and properly sealed the new penetration.

Estimate is to replace basement HVAC system, main level furnace only, add 6” manual damper on master bath duct (see video) and permit all work with Powder Springs. This is a full inverter system with variable speed indoor unit. This system has a 12 year warranty. This system can be financed for 18 months at 0% interest.

Estimate is to replace basement HVAC system, main level furnace only, add 6” manual damper on master bath duct (see video) and permit all work with Powder Springs. This is a full inverter system with variable speed indoor unit. This system has a 12 year warranty. This system can be financed for 18 months at 0% interest.

Today I came out for Home Care on Lennox system with the furnace located in the attic. I inspected all electrical components, checked gas pressures, static pressures, blower wheel, evaporator coils heat exchangers, duct work, cleaned flame sensor, cleaned inducer draft tubing, changed the filter, and cleared drain lines. Blower wheel had dust and debris built up on fan blades. Evaporator has dust and debris built up on coils and biological growth is present underneath pan. The capacitor for blower motor is right at its tolerance level. It’s rated 7.5 +/- 5% and its actual rating is 7.12. For the condenser I checked all electrical components, refrigerant pressures, and coils. Coils are impacted with dirt and debris and contactor is buzzing loudly and pitted. After going over all findings and options, Brad would like to move forward Option B. All work has been completed today and tested after completion. System is operating properly at time of departure. It was a pleasure to meet y’all t

No warranty on repair to polybutylene piping.

Installed new dedicated circuit in garage and whole home surge protection.

This job we conducted a leak search/detection service as a TGL for original technician Jeff Currie. When we arrived, there was no standing water, we observed no visible sign of a leak on the main service, or the plumbing system under the slab or inside of the home. This home is a duplex, and the next-door neighbor has had multiple plumbing issues and is not living in the home right now Because of a drain issue they’re having, the homeowner advised me that his neighbor had staining water in his kitchen at the same time that the homeowner had water in his. He also advised that his neighbor turned his water off last week and since the neighbors water has been off the water in his home has dried up completely. The homeowner had also advised that his water bill has not changed whatsoever. I believe the issue may be his neighbor, and I recommend that he has his plumbing system evaluated.

On today’s visit, Janna has called us out here because she has a water leak coming down into the basement that has caused major floor damage. The source of where the leak is coming from is a screw that mounts the floating shelf in the laundry room had penetrated into the pipe and has now started leaking after some time while the screw had rusted out and continuously leak the bathrooms and fixtures are being used and water would run down into the drain leak through the screw and onto the floor. I also noticed that the toilets in the guest bathroom and master bathroom were continuously running. The issue with that is the water fill valve that allows water into the tank are not cutting off when the water has reaches max limit inside of the tank and would filter through into the bowl and continuously waste water. Also a reasoning why her water bill is so high because of those two toilets continuously wasting water. I recommended some options to get this all fixed up for her today, but has

Replace existing chandelier in the foyer, 23 ft height.

Inspection on the basement system. House is under contract and didn’t passed the inspection. Temperature differential is too low. Inspected the system and it’s almost empty on Freon (410a). Evaporator coil is very rusted. Most likely it’s leaking in the evaporator coil. System is 16 years old and other parts may be affected (compressor, etc), due to system being working very low on Freon. Also, no flood protection installed at all. Evaporator coil is in back order and will take longer to find. Best option would be to upgrade the basement system, with 10 years warranty and WiFi thermostat, and the warranty can be transfer to the new owner. Set a lead to quote upgrading for today.

Perform one system inspection today, tested the system and heating and cooling modes. I inspected and tested all electrical and mechanical components on the equipment today. I made recommendations to the system to improve the overall health and operation of the system. At this time, the system is operating and the homeowner is aware, there are some components that need to be addressed.

Troubleshot lights flickering for the upstairs hall and master bedroom, re twisted the hot and neutral feed in both switch boxes and put new wire nuts on the connections.

Upon arrival, customer stated that there is a potential leak on this slab home. We attempted several different ways to diagnose and find this leak. We first started off by cutting a roughly one and 1/2’ x 1 1/2’ hole in the sheet rock directly behind the kitchen sink as most of the moisture present is within the floors of the kitchen. With that said there was moisture present, but no visible active leak. We then checked all appliances, including the refrigerator and dishwasher for any type of leak while in operation. There were no leaks the most amount of water that we found was actually underneath the flooring behind the stove as well. We also instructed the residence to not use water for 30 minutes and checked on the water usage at the meter throughout that time. It is a digital meter and did not confirm a leak. We also checked the next-door, neighbors water meter as well and there was no confirmed leak either. I have brought up with the homeowner and suggested leap detection as thei

Replaced GFCI for jacuzzi tub and installed seat outlet off GFCI protection.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a gas line for the dryer she wanted to cap off. Upon investigation discovered the pressure reducing valve and thermal expansion tank were failed. Gave options. Removed gas whip and capped off gas line to the dryer. Drained down home, removed pressure reducing valve and installed new valve. Pressure reducing valve was set to 70psi. Removed old expansion tank, installed new tank mounted to a bracket that was mounted to the structure. Piping was insulated. All work was tested for leaks and functionality.

Opened ceiling to expose leak. Found that the leak was coming from either the shower pan or the door. Ran both fixtures on the area, no leaks found. Suggest contacting a contractor to address the grout and shower door. Thermal expansion tank is failed and must be replaced. Water heater is well outside of its lifespan. Suggest replacement to avoid hot water interruption. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Buyers Home Inspection

After arriving at the homeowner’s residence to perform a comprehensive plumbing inspection, we thoroughly evaluated the entire system. Following the inspection, we compiled a detailed list of all identified plumbing concerns and reviewed each item with the homeowner. Once the homeowner selected the services she wished to proceed with, we began the approved work, starting with flushing the water heater. After completing the service, we verified that all components were operating properly and efficiently. Additionally, we provided the homeowner with emailed estimates outlining various options for addressing the remaining recommended repairs.

For this job, I installed two new outlets in the bathroom and relocated a switch in the bathroom. I installed one outlet for the bidet and one for a towel warmer

Replaced customer supplied disposal for right side kitchen sink. Also replaced the ice maker supply valve, box and supply line. All work was tested and checked for leaks

Upon arrive I installed 2 solar powered cameras

For this job, the customer had one main issue, which was a leak coming from an old ice maker line which was cut, and the shut off valve did not shut off all the way. With the amount of damage in the basement we checked around the house, and found another leak under the guest bathroom sink, and the house is piped with grey poly. We gave options on those items, and referred property medics over to evaluate the damage. The customer only wanted the shut off capped off in this visit. We emailed the other options over for the future. Once complete we tested the cap we installed for leaks, no issues found with cap. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Troubleshoot outage at the back garden gazebo. Replaced outlets and box.