Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

The technicians did a safety inspection on the entire plumbing system and found that the water heater is 11 years old and it’s out of warranty after explaining this to the customer he approved the estimate for us to replace his 50 gallon water heater with a four year extension on his warranty. We began by draining down the water heater and we’re moving the old system and installing a new pan with the new 50 gallon water heater with the four-year extension on his warranty a new ball valve a leak alarm and a new expansion tank after everything was installed. The technicians made sure to test the system afterwards And everything is working as designed. We did offer a filtration system to the customer but at this time they want to try to get the filtration system on their own and they’ll call us back out to install the system.

Arrived on site and customer stated that Parris had previously quoted this job to cut and remove ceiling tile in the kitchen ceiling, because there appeared to be a leak coming from the bathroom above. I went ahead and cut open the identified area and begin running water from all the fixtures in the bathroom, and flushed the toilet for several minutes. I found no leaks or any water stains in the area that was exposed, even while cutting the kitchen ceiling out, when I turned the drywall board over , there were no water stains or soft spots. I continued to run water, and still found no water leaks. I did however notice about a few feet over where the stubbed out waterline were feeding the vanity. There was an old water spot. When I went in the bathroom to look at the vanity I found that the stubbed out CPVC water lines had a pretty significant amount of room for water to seep through. There was also bubbling inside the cabinets around the waterlines, but appeared to be aged. I just

Homeowner had us remove and replace the toilet in the powder room. We previously had removed the existing and found parts missing from the new toilet. Today the parts were on site and we were able to properly install the new toilet. Tested for proper operation and seal around base with silicone.

Installed customer supplied kitchen faucet. Tested after install and everything is working as it should at this time. It is currently using the battery pack since there is no outlet present inside kitchen cabinet. Customer stated he will get new electrical outlet installed and plug power adapter for faucet in himself. Thank you for choosing TE Certified

Outlet primary bathroom showing open ground. Replaced outlets in primary bathroom with one GFCI and one regular a customer doesn’t have to go downstairs in the garage to reset if tripped.

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Replace dryer cord

Install gas shut off

Make all repairs necessary to restore the unit to full health and eliminate all other concerns. Removed and replaced bad compressor. Locked down. Removed and replaced burnt refrigerant, filter dryer, filter and thermostat. This is a dual fuel system and needed a dual fuel thermostat. Cleaned blower wheel and housing. Checked all operations. Pictures in email of steps I took with repair.

For this job, I completed a troubleshoot for an AFCI breaker and replaced two switches.

For this job I dug up where water leak was present, replaced section that was cracked and installed new piece of pipe with fittings, tested for leak and no more leaks were present. Left yard clean and put pine straw back.

Performed diagnostic on 2018 carrier furnace and AC system. Upon arrival found unit circulating air condenser had a fan running, but compressor was not running. Found capacitor to be completely failed on herm side as well as Contactor in bad condition as well. Installed cap to test system. System shows a lack of air flow. With age customer would rather wait to correct these issues. Condenser coil is dirty, blower capacitor is out of spec. There is absolutely no flood prevention on this system. With customer approval replaced Contactor and capacitor. System is cooling after repair.

For this job I detected a leak in the yard. There was visible water pooling in the front yard about 15 feet off the meter into the street using sonar equipment. I found the leak between two and 4 feet off of the front of the meter.

We installed recessed lighting in the kitchen and replaced a light in the living room.

Home Care - Single system Spring/Fall Maintenance. Completed the HVAC heating and cooling inspection checklist. I ran the system in heat and cooling for 30 minutes and the system is operating according to specifications. I cleared the drain line with my mighty pump and poured 2 gallons of water down the drain to assure that the system was draining properly. Please refer to my Inspection checklist for details. Return to day and completed all sold work. I tested everything ran the system and everything is working according to specifications.

Replace kitchen under cabinet with new tape lighting, install of new outlet for basement dehumidifier, replacement of landscape transformer and MR-16 bulbs for landscape spots only.

Cut ceiling left side of TV and hallway between kitchen and living room. Found toilet leaking at flange pulled toilet, found flange below. The tile added a spacer to it and reset toilet. Also caulk it to the floor flush toilet 5 to 7 times to make sure no more leak.

Installed 2 capacitors on both outdoor condensers and changed contactor on upstairs condenser. Installed wet switch for main floor system and installed wet switch and inline drain float switch. Installed Apco x and iwave to upstairs systems. Unfortunately a tile was cracked from drill catching on attic stairs. The drill fell and cracked upstairs bathroom tile. Filled out damage report and homeowner has matching tile. The grout color is in question but she will try to find what color it is. Josh Beatty has been made aware.

Perform a systems home care maintenance. Change filter, tested all electrical components, flushed drain line, tested thermostat, Tested both system on cool and heat, checked pressures and refrigerant. Units is running, however there are some issues that need to be addressed, let costumer know and left details and option on inspection sheet attach to this email follow with quotes. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Install surge protection at the breaker box.

Reinstall bath fan duct work. Eliminate unnecessary length/turns of duct and attach duct work properly to fans. (3) Replace bath fan in main floor half bath with new customer supplied low profile bath fan. Provide new Panasonic bath fan with light. Install 3 customer supplied motion detector switches for bath fans and check for proper wiring. Replace light on main floor at top of stairs with new customer supplied wafer LED light. Replace non listed breaker in panel with new Siemens breaker.

Spoke to Pat’s daughter she did not feel the need to run a new wire to the fan or have any drywall damage, so instead, we replaced the existing box with a fan rated box, installed universal remote kit, installed ceiling fan, and replaced switch that control ceiling fan

Removed chrome Stainless Steel tail piece from pop up assembly and added tape and dope. Tested for leaks with the homeowner present, no leaks present at this time. No warranty on miscellaneous repairs made to stop leak on fixture drain.

This option is to install a te supplied ev charger. We will provide the tesla magic dock charger that has the option between tesla end or j1772 which charges any ev car on the market.

Customers powder, room toilet was making a very high pitched.Noise and not turning off completely when full. As well, thermal expansion tank above, the water heater was full. Pressure to the house initially was low at forty p.S I in the basement. Customer agreed to have all three items repaired and/or replaced. Did so by turning the water off to the home and draining all of the water out of the lines. I then remove the tank off of the toilet and replaced.All seals will valve flapper and supply line. Afterwards, I removed the old thermal expansion tank and plumbed in a new one that is bracketed to the side of the water heater. I then replaced the p r v on the side of the garage. Afterwards, I turned the water back on to the home and slowly primed all of the air out of the lines.Checking for leaks no leaks. I then adjusted the toilet to make sure that it would flush properly. No leaks there either. Thank you for choosing and trusting t e with your plumbing needs