Powder Springs GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Add a 12" smart bypass to replace the current bypass and use bag of 12 in flex, 2-12'' collars

Replaced (3x) customer supplied smoke detectors and provide/ install (1x) smoke/ carbon combo

Troubleshoot power loss and determine best route to make for repairs from road crew damages.

Troubleshoot bedroom and bathroom lights not working.

Completed HC inspection. Compressor sluggish upon start up, recommended super boost. Indoor lacks sufficient flood protection and system could benefit from IAQ enhancements

Tech was out for no cooling . Found condensation pump tubing bad would need to run new tubing for the main level as well as the upstairs. Upstairs condensate pump is located in the basement where the main level system is located. On both condensate pumps vinyl tubing is tied into one another. This will need to be separated and have their own dedicated tubing for draining properly . there is no emergency drain pan under them. At any time they overflow there is nothing to catch the water or safety switch And the water will cause damage to basement that is finished. There is no flood protection on the evaporator coil. There is no wet switch in the emergency drain pan. Outdoor condenser is needing to be cleaned. Blower wheel is dirty on the main level. Spoke with customer about repairs customer is awear of repairs that are needing to be done. I also let him know on any repairs that is listed I would move the upstairs condensation pump to the ground and would courtesy out for repairs on

Homeowner's power-vent water heater was in system lock out mode. There are several implications that can cause it shut down. After running several tests, I took apart the burner assembly and flame sensor, cleaned and inspected all parts. I reset the heater and checked for constant firing. After turning the heater back on and testing its operation for 30 mins, I cleaned my work area. The homeowners were informed that this was a temporary fix don’t at NO WARRANTY and the heater could shut down again. I recommended permanent solutions.

Upon arrival spoke with customer about a toilet flushing weird downstairs. Changed out fill valve as it was making noises. Noticed the tank was 1.28 gpf and the tank was 1.6 gpf. Toilet isn’t getting enough water to flush properly. When I hold the handle longer it flushes as it should.

No cool demand call on upstairs system Technician arrived on site and found the system was extremely low on refrigerant The technician found a leak in the line set coming out of the wall near the outdoor unit The technician quoted repairs to the customer and advised against putting refrigerant into the system without repairing the leak The technician explained that putting refrigerant into the system without repairing the leak can cause the refrigerant just to leak out again Also due to the system not having a low pressure switch built into it there is possible damage to the compressor due to this the technician would recommend replacement over a repair During the inspection, the technician also found the following There was air leakage in the ductwork on the supply side The unit was lacking TE standard flood protection And the breaker for the outdoor AC unit was oversized The technician quoted repairs explained all the above to the customer and answered any questions they had at this

Today I came out and performed a two system inspection on two HVAC systems. I inspect the heat exchanger, burners, and ignition components for safe operation. I checked blower assemblies and airflow settings. I also performed a condenser cleaning, blower cleaning and a capacitor installation. I also got customer to sign up on the two system home care. And collected payment via check. Customer will call and schedule to get on the auto pay for a home care.

We replaced 3 light fixtures 1 sconce, 1 chandelier and 1 floodlight

Customer had damaged cabinets from water leak. With customer approval I drill a hole in back of cabinets to determine if there was any water underneath the cabinets. The previous leak customer had a week or so ago cause the damage to the cabinets. Only issue was found that the customer was aware of was the garbage disposal don’t work and has a small leak. Left left estimates for necessary repairs. Thanks for choosing

Customer is buying home and wants to check piping from home to septic to confirm operation. Performed camera inspection from unfinished basement area. Disconnected 2” fernco at pvc to cast iron just before stack and went to septic baffle tee. Found some scaling on cast iron, but everything is functional at this time. There are concerns with the originalgalvanized water piping, leaking water heater (electric 2009), and original cast iron in basement.

Met with customer and spoke with them regarding the issue they are experiencing. Customer showed me inside and to the backyard where they have a PVC cleanout that is currently filled with sewage. Customer has not experienced any backup inside the home. Customer is on sewer no septic tank. Presented the customer with estimates to clear the sewer from the cleanout with a machine. Customer agreed and after getting signature approval I began work. Began by running k-400 machine and ran all 75’ of cable and did not reach the blockage. Then ran k-750 and reached blockage over 100’ downstream. I ran the cable to about 120-130’ and cleared the blockage. Removed the cable and ran fixtures inside to ensure the line is clear. Did not pull anything back on the cable. Sewer is now draining properly at this time. I did recommend a visit from a sewer supervisor to camera inspect the sewer line and ensure there are no further issues. That visit is scheduled for the following Tuesday 8-11AM. Customer i

Tech returned to perform the following. Cleaned blower wheels on both systems. Added flood protection to both systems cleared and treated both drain lines. Chemically cleaned both condensers. Replaced capacitor on main level condenser. Tested all components and safety’s ( passed ) at this time both systems are operating. Tech cleaned flame sensor on both systems as a courtesy.

Replaced 3 toilets in the Community pool house. All work was tested and checked for leaks. Some toilets required shims do slope of flooring in lieu of the bathroom’s floor drain.

Install a new GFCI in the kitchen to the right of the stove

Added 2 outlets in the master closet on existing circuit

Replaced a 50A Eaton BR GFCI breaker and a Nima 14/50 Outlet. Installed a a whole home surge protector.

During our visit, the customer mentioned he was wanting his kitchen faucet replaced and wanted the aerators replaced on his bathroom faucets. We spoke about a few solutions. Several estimates were provided and presented to the customer. An estimate was approved for work to begin. A new customer supplied kitchen faucet was installed in the kitchen. Prior to beginning work, the customer mentioned the appliance guy said the ice maker water line was clogged. I removed the icemaker and noticed a leak on the water line and that there were a couple kinks in it. I replaced the icemaker line free of charge. Two customer supplied widespread faucets were installed in two different bathroom. The discharge for the water softener was also removed from the existing hub drain and installed to the outdoors. These repairs were tested for leaks and functionality after completion. Thanks for choosing Te certified!!

Troubleshoot for a pool panel board, breaker trips when connected to panel board, when pump is connected and power is taken out of the pool panel it holds, water may have gotten in the top of pool board and caused a short.

Troubleshot a 3 way not working, remote kits not working, and can lights not working. Replaced 2 smokes and 2 combination alarms, 2 2” can lights, 2 4” can lights, and batteries in the remote kits.

Completed two system inspection on both systems while inspecting the system. Tech noticed the following. Both drain lines are needed to be clear. There is no safety switches on the evaporator coil. No wet switch in the drain pan. Blower wheels are needing to be cleaned. Outdoor units are needing to be chemically cleaned. Capacitor on main level unit is needing to be replaced. Spoke with customer about repairs that are needing to be done. Customer has agreed for repairs. Tech will return Friday between 8/10 to start work.

Full system inspection on on a ruud furnace, AC and coil Technician thoroughly inspected the unit in both heat and cool from the thermostat Tradition found the following while inspecting the unit The unit had high static pressure on the supply side This indicates that the ductwork on the supply side is undersized for the unit Technician left a quote for repairs and explained the repairs over the phone The unit possibly might be oversized for the home To confirm the unit is the correct size and install supervisor needs to be scheduled to come out to the home to run a load calculation on the house and to quote a new unit if the unit is oversized The evaporator coil is dirty Having an dirty evaporator coil can cause the refrigerant pressures to look low in the indoor coil to freeze up The condenser coil is dirty Having a dirty condenser coil, can cause a lack of efficiency in the air conditioner mode Can also cause the pressure inside the unit to rise, causing it to eventually go off

Called out for a backed up hub drain. Ran cable through hub drain and floor drain to clear line for potential debris. flushed system out with the water heater test thoroughly .line is open and flowing. Thank you for choosing TE certified.