Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Modify drain line for toilet. We need to order special order flange to get everything to mount properly. We attempted to temporary install toilet for the weekend but advised against using it until it is properly secured and sealed. Need to return next week to finish, customer was notified and agreed to these conditions.

Replace the homes 1970 electrical panel to be in accordance with current Roswell requirements. This option includes for our licensed plumber to come move the waterline so that we have our panel clearances.

3 system Homecare. Cleaned all flame sensors, flushed and pumped drain line, cleaned condo pumps, added tablets to evap coils, poured endure down drain. Checked electrical compontes and safeties, adjusted and set gas pressure to manufacture recommendation, checked refrigerant levels, visually inspected equipment, changed all filter. Started with upstairs system which has 2025 Goodman furnace with 2013 trane 2.5 ton ac. System beyond life expectancy but otherwise operational. Condenser is dirty, system lacks uv protectant on lineset. Basement system is 2010 trane 1.5 ton heat pump. System is beyond life expectancy but operational. Condenser is dirty, system lacks TE standard flood protection and has wire nuts on high voltage in air handler. Main floor system is 2018 TE installed Carrier 3 ton ac and furnace. System lacks wet switch, condenser is dirty and dual capacitor is weakened causing high amp draw on condenser fan motor. Basement and main floor system needs whips secured

-Stove- The homeowners are going from gas to electric with the stove and wanted to have the outlet checked. The existing system take a 3pin cord (bonding the neutral and ground) the wiring is a #6 aluminum wire and is ona. 2p40 amp breaker. I tightened the connections -Kitchen GFCI- The inspector had flagged (2) outlets located left and right of the stove that were missing GFCI protection. I used a tester to verify that it wasn’t present and then supplied and installed a new GFCI device on the right side of the stove. This GFCI protects the device on the left side of the stove along with the fridge. -Grounding Electrode Conductor- The inspector had flagged the water pipe system being cut and pex installed discontinuing the continuity of the water pipe electrode with the grounding electrode conductor. I supplied installed a three water pipe clamps along with a new number four bonding jumper to connect all pipes back together. -Customer Concerns- Customer stated that she would smell

This estimate includes the installation of 10 landscape lights to be installed on the backside of the pavilion/deck area. We will also give the customer an option for outdoor floodlight on pavilion to provide light to the backyard area

Installed a new fixture in the breakfast room near the fireplace. I ran a new switch leg for the light and upgraded the Eletrical switch box from a 3g to a 4g and replaced all of the switches rewired the box and installed a dimmer for the new light. I replaced the breaker in the Eletrical panel with a dual function protection style breaker.

Landscape circuit reran across portion of back yard

Came for the light in the kitchen that was not working and replaced it and tested

Arrived on site and customer wanted to have the tankless water heater flushed and cleaned. In addition customer stated he had a rocking toilet in the basement bathroom. I pulled and reset the toilet . Toilet flange was in great condition , so I supplied different bolts, and wax ring to properly secure toilet.

Added a switch to a closet light. Troubleshoot a GFCI not working Quote for generator inlet

Customer stated that they had a small leak coming from below a tub. I ran water and had the homeowner put pressure on the tub shu to recreate a leak but was unable to force any kind of leak. I also noticed that the shower had some grout leaks that could be the cause of intermittent water leaking. I advised the customer to use the tub heavily and to monitor the situation after declining to replace the tub shu gasket or waste and overflow.

Came out today to replace two customer-supplied toilets on the second floor due to intermittent leaking that was contributing to high water bills. We also replaced the toilet flange in the Jack and Jill bathroom, along with both supply stops and supply lines. After installation, we checked for leaks and caulked around the base of both toilet bowls. All work was tested and is functioning properly at this time. We showed the customer the completed installations, and she expressed satisfaction with todays service.

Installed bathroom outlets

Came out today to replace customers failed ejector pump. Removed existing pump and piping. Installed new 1/2 hp liberty ejector pump with a vertical float, new lid and new ball check combo. Installed new sch40 piping and fittings. Tested pump throughly and functions as expected. The install holds no warranty as these pumps are designed to be indoors and the outdoor application could lead to premature failure of the system.

For this job I came to see why hot water was taking long to arrive at fixtures. Customer had a recirc pump not installed by us. We replaced the recirculating pump with an alpha pump and connected back to old plumbing. Tested for proper use and installation. No leaks and is working the way it was intended to do so. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

We install a metal rated box for a ceiling fan that got replaced.

Replaced outlet over fireplace with a recessed outlet box and brush plate combo supplied by homeowner.

Relocate oven junction box and wire whip

Customer had a laundry machine box that was backing up due to buildup, I ran my cable down the laundry machine box to break up the buildup, and after running the laundry a few times I was able to get the water draining, checked out the water heater, and the water heater was old age, but customer said it was not giving him any issues. Will call if they see any issues with the heater. After testing the laundry machine, it didn’t have any more leaks underneath or overflowing above.

Customer had a handle break on their toilet and an issue with the pop up assembly, during the visit I found that there was high pressure, an old water heater and a incorrectly installed trap, the customer decided to rebuild the toilet, replace the trap and prv today, I dug up at the meter where the prv was, I cut the pvc and took unthreaded the meter nipple to remove the existing prv, I glued a pvc x copper adapter onto the existing pvc, I then got a new meter nipple and threaded a 3/4 press adapter on, I pressed on a 1x3/4 reducer onto the adapter, I then installed a 3/4 double union watts prv, I let the glue dry for an hour before turning water back on, I then went inside and vacuumed water out of the toilet tank, undid the bolts so I could remove the tank, I then uninstalled the fill valve and flush valve, I cleaned the tank with tuff wipes before installing the new fill valve and flush valve as well as the tank bolts I tightened the tank down to the bowl and flushed it a few times

On todays visit we installed a new AC circuit, replaced the ac disconnect and whip. Separated neutrals in panel, replaced non listed breakers, installed plates on open junction boxes, removed old sauna disconnect.

Coming back Monday 10-12-26 to complete the rest of the work Today’s work I did replace a ceiling fan. I also replaced a bath fan, installed a dimmer in the dining room. I also installed two carbon and smoke combo hardwired detectors in the hallways. I installed a GFCI near the bar area by the kitchen. I replaced a single pole switch for the disposal.

This estimate includes the removal and replacement of the existing main electrical service panel with a new code-compliant electrical panel. Work will include the installation of a new main breaker and the transfer of all existing branch circuits to the new panel. Required GFCI protection will be provided through the installation of new GFCI breakers as needed to bring applicable circuits into compliance with current electrical safety standards. A new dedicated circuit will be installed to provide power for a hardwired smoke detection system. Eight new hardwired smoke detectors with battery backup will be installed in required locations throughout the home and interconnected to ensure simultaneous operation in the event of an alarm condition. The project also includes the installation of a whole-home surge protection device to help protect the home's electrical system and connected appliances from damaging voltage surges. A new grounding and bonding system will be installed, includin

Install new 4 wire dryer circuit (30a 240v) Install new dryer box/outlet/plate. Install 4 prong dryer cord. Install GFCI breaker on circuit

Customer had a little water damage outside of the shower, I was out here last week and the customer wanted to have the damage assessed before going forward, I referred her out to property medics, they had came out and assed the damage, they said there’s no damage to the sub floor or in the walls, we came today to recaulk around the shower, I took a razor knife and cut out all the existing caulk around the base of the shower, I then applied a bead of caulk around the entire base of the the shower, I ran my finger along the edge after applying caulk to push the caulk in deeper and fill in any gaps, I then used tuff wipes to clean up any excess, I then took clear caulk and put a bead around the outside of the shower door, ran my finger along the edge to fill any gaps and cleaned up excess using tuff wipes