Riverdale, GA Electrician Plumber HVAC Service

Troubleshoot and tap fix

Federal Pacific because of that we cannot do any electrical work in the home until that panel has been replaced because of the fire danger and other issues. Federal Pacific panels have a very high fail rate for the breakers inside the panel. The only thing we can do at this point is give a quote on replacing the panel outright. Once that has been done, we can work on any electrical problems inside of the house. I have attached an estimate for the panel to be replaced along with everything required by state codes and regulations. If you have any questions about the estimate, please feel free to give me a call anytime. It was ver

Troubleshoot for outlets and switches not working. The outlet issue was due to an old and no longer working GFCI in the downstairs bathroom, and the switch for the same bathroom light was also no longer working. Panel needs updating, old rusted breakers and shared neutrals, no whole home surge. Installed three new GFCI outlets, downstairs bathroom and two in the kitchen, new whole home surge with a wall kit, panel restoration including all new breakers (main included) and separation of neutrals, cleaning and re oxidizing of aluminum wires.

Preformed heating inspection on Rheem dual fuel system. Filter is 410 AprilAire and is still clean. Found gas line not up to code due to not having a sediment trap. Blower is spotless and amps are good. Temp rise is good. Flame sensor is clean. Inducer amps are good. Tested drain with water. System has inline float and emergency float but not TE standard flood protection. Highly recommend we add a TE standard flood protection. System is not protected by uv. Spoke with customer about the importance for the system to be UV protected as well as the benefits for everyone in the home. System is currently heating well. Only recommendations are to bring gas line up to code, add uv protection, and add TE standard flood protection. Customer went with all recommendations. Installed apco x, wet switch, and sediment trap. Tested everything and ensured system operating properly before leaving.

Electrical inspection punch list of safety concerns

Customer stated no heat. During inspection tested sequence of operation. Found inducer kicking on and pressure switch pulling in. Igniter came on but gas valve never received voltage to open. We diagnosed it as bad control board. Picked up control board from Daikin in lithia springs. Came back and installed new board. Tested system and it is now running and heating. Let system run for 15 minutes. System heating properly. Placed yard sign.

Returned to install new apco x, inducer motor and flue pipe.

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Heat exchanger is completed busted. System running flames outside of burners. Shut down system. Left power off, left pressure switch unplugged turned gas valve off in the system. Do not recommend repairs.

Customer had us out due to system not heating properly. During inspection found customer has hog hair filters and the three returns in home. Let customer know these can become restrictive. Found dirty blower that will lower the efficiency of the system. During inspection also noticed undersized plenums and very sloppy aged duct work. While testing system found one set of heat strips running. Customer has 10kw but is only running off of 5kw. System is straight ac with a fan coil. Outdoor unit is 23 years old and r22. Air handler is 12 years old and has failed heat strips. Presented options to customer and he elected to go with system replacement. Having install supervisor come out and quote new system update.

Client has us out today because he is needing the back hose bib replaced, the hose seized onto the bib and he was attempting to remove it and twisted the copper stub out and caused a leak. This is the clients girlfriends house and she isn’t here yet so I was only able to access the outside, the client states the piping is accessible on the opposite side via unfished basement. I presented options and today we just went with replacing the hose bib. Work is done and water is on with no leaks.