Powder Springs GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Performed 1 system homecare, replaced (1) 16x25x1 filter. Inspected the system in heating and cooling modes, cleared drain lines and tested all electrical and mechanical components. Today I installed an APCOX UV light in the system to prevent biological growth.

As we arrived today, we came to do a home care and we also performed a troubleshootingon a problem in the kitchen area. We found that there were three different double tap circuits in the electrical panel. They were not landed on the breaker, but they were tapped together inside of the panel. You cannot have neutrals touching each other from two different circuits going to the same breaker. This could make it trip quite frequently and is also a potential fire hazard. We did find that the dishwasher and disposal Were also on the same circuit, which is where the problem was taking place in the kitchen. Each of these according NEC (national electrical code) are supposed to have a dedicated circuit. Any licensed electrician should know better than this! I’m attaching two separate estimates to fix the problem. It was very nice meeting you today mrs. Miller! If you have any questions about the estimate or need anything else, feel free to give me a call anytime. Thank you, Brandon

Flushed heaters and changed expansion tank due to undersize expansion tank and yearly service on water heaters. Let homeowner know that they need to install boiler drain if hot water does not get to fixtures as fast as it did.

Came out for Home Care heating/cooling check on 3 AC/90% Furnaces. 2 in attic 2 in basement. 2019 Goodman Zoned system for master bedroom and guest bedroom in attic, 2022 Lennox system for upstairs. 1998 Carrier system for basement, 2019/2022 Lennox AC/Goodman Furnace for main floor. Cleared all condensate lines, found no TE Standard flood protection for either systems, recommend adding. Found no UV Protection for either systems recommended APCO-Xs with air scrubbers. For older Carrier furnace found weak 7.5mfd capacitor. Main recommendation for this system is to consider looking into replacing due to age and obsolete refrigerant. Still left quote incase they would like to proactively replace weak capacitor. All 3 systems cooling and heating at this time. Recommended replacing all 3 space guard 16x25x5 filters. Not in truck stock, customer approved for us to come back out and install once we order them. Set up with dispatch. Left inspection reports and quotes via email

Customers kitchen sink is clogged. Used camera to trace drain to exterior to determine where it exits.

This was a pre purchase inspection of the plumbing system. The shower drain in the master needs to be replaced due to leaking. The water heater is old and recommending replacement soon. The kitchen drain needs to be replaced due to it being back pitched. The garbage disposal will need to be replaced. Had difficulty with operation of the kitchen faucet. Seal the hose bibbs and vacuum breakers need to be installed.

Tub spout in master shower was bent downwards due to it being leaned on for support. Cut and repiped spout connection as well replaced spout onto new connection. Tested and checked for leaks

For this job I came out for a pin hole leak, I cut out a section of dry wall exposing the red pex piping found the leak cut out a section of piping and installed a new section. I also reworked and repiped and strapped new expansion tank. Turned on water bled lines of air and tested my fittings for leaks. Conducted a super clean up

Today Felicia has us out here because she noticed water in her garage and would like for us to take a look and see what it is. Upon further inspection saw that when turning the water back onto the house, the water is coming from the back wall of where the water heater is located in the dead space. Cut open the drywall where the dead spaces located through the pantry and got inside to where I have found the leak. Split had opened on the hotline where it was leaking close to where it tees off to the water heater. Performed a minor pipe repair, pressurize the system, and saw no more leaks. Highly recommend re-piping the house that is almost 20 years old with original piping for they will experience more pinhole leaks in the future and doing repairs only gives them borrow time will provide estimates for them and they can review and see what they want to do.

At arrival on 10/31/25 Issue: no heat System: whole home Finding: bad pilot, bad gas valve, bad blower motor, dirty blower wheels and air ducts. System 34 years old. Cracked heat exchanger. Furnace has failed. The AC is R-22 and 27 years old. The AC unit is in bad shape as well. Recommendations: Gave option to get anew full system replacement quote. Set a lead for Wednesday from 2 to 5pm for a full replacement quote. Home owner will be at home.

Installed two ceiling fans in 5e upstairs bedrooms 1+2, both existing boxes were not fan rated, so installed fan rated boxes for each location and removed the old ones. Both fans tested and working.

Today I was called out because there was loss of power in the outlets in the bedroom in the back left of the home and the kitchen lights. Upon diagnosis, I found an outlet in the bedroom that had failed from loose connections and overheated the wires. I trimmed back the damage portion of the wire and terminated with a new outlet. I also replaced the remaining three outlets in that room and a switch for a total of four outlets. The home has metal boxes so I bonded each box where they were not before. I also replaced four breakers some were non-you well and/or overrated. The breakers that I replaced or circuit numbers 10, 16, 5 & 7 (240), and 13 & 15 (240)

Customers main levelGuest bathroom toilet was rocking on the floor slightly.I also observed a little bit of discoloration on the right side tank to bowl bolt. Customer agreed to have the wax ring and tank rebuilt. I turned the water off to the.Residence and pulled the toilet as well as rebuilt the tank. After rebuilding the tank, I reseated the toilet with a new wax.Ring and bolts. I then installed a new supply line and then turned the water back on to the house and filled up the toilet tested for leaks. I then caulked the base of the toilet to the floor. Showed the customer all of the new parts within the toilet. No, further issues.Thank you for choosing and trusting t e with your plumbing needs

Troubleshoot flickering lights

Troubleshoot

Troubleshoot light not working in bathroom

We came out today due to some lights flickering in the home. The areas that were effected was in the kitchen (1) light bulb flickering on and off then would stay on after awhile and then repeat. The other location was in the master bathroom for the sconce lights and a couple of these bulbs were very dim or not working. The customer stated that she took a surge last year and lost a tv which was replaced. She also stated that she had a surge protector installed at the panel. We went to the panel and removed the cover and found the Eaton Micro Surge installed inside the panel on a 2p15 CL breaker. I checked the condition of the grounding electrode system for the home and noticed that it was utilizing a UFER (Concrete Encased Electrode) which was located to the bottom left of the panel behind a 2g plate. After removing the plate I found where a #6 bare copper wire had been installed which is a violation of 250.52 (3)(2) and should be a #4 bare copper conductor. We informed the homeowne

For this job, I completed a troubleshoot for outlets not working. The customer is the HOA president and they have a meter/disconnect that powers their irrigation system. The system was not working and he called us out to investigate. I tested the voltage with no brewers on and I got 240/120. After connecting a GFCI device and a keyless light, I got voltage fluctuations from 97-139. After inspecting the system, I believe it is a power company issue. I called the power company but they would not let me report the issue since I am not associated with the HOA. I told the customer to call them and if they determine it is not their issue, then we will send over an estimate to replace the system.

Replace washer machine breaker

Customer called about a clogged sink. The home does have cast iron pipes. The sink seems to be improperly ventilated, and there is a s trap under the sink. We did attempt to run a cable into the drain. We tested and the drain backed up. We took the trap back apart and the lower half of the trap was not holding water. We recommended having a supervisor come give an estimate on a repipe.

50 amp circuit for EV charger at the garage with pvc

Add new outlets for T.V. Troubleshoot power to outdoor fan

Homeowner called us out due to suspected water heater leak. After further investigation, we found that the PRV was dripping into the water eater pan making it seem like the heater itself was leaking. There was also corrosion on the recirculation pump in place. The thermal expansion tank also failed. We ended up replacing the PRV, thermal expansion tank, and recirculation pump. Checked and tested for leaks. Pressure to 65 psi.

Performed slab repair in walkway between dining room and kitchen. Found leak on 3/4 pex on water service main. Replaced an eight inch section of pex. Tested good and backfilled and brought concrete to rough finish. Replaced 50 gallon natural gas water heater on built in stand. Drained the house down and removed the water heater. Installed new heater with thermal expansion tank.That is secured to the wall.A new ball valve shut off. A pan that has a leak alarm and drains down to the floor of the garage. New gas flex. Grounded the copper. Installed temperature and pressure relief ninety. Turn to the water slowly back onto the house and primed all of the air out of the water.Heater and the freshwater lines. Tested good. Then, checked aerators for any type of clogging. We then turned the water heater on and allowed it to heat up a full tank of hot water. After doing so was able to see that the meter is no longer spinning. Thank you for choosing and trusting t e with your plumbing needs

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