Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Full system changeout for main level system.

Pull permit with Cobb county, Install new 54 space panel, install safety breakers for GFCI requirements and AFCI requirements of extended circuits, install smoke detectors up to current code, install whole home surge protection, update grounding system

I roughed in the basement bathroom plumbing for venting and water. I tested my work thoroughly to ensure everything is working properly

Main floor system, lower motor inside sporadically turning on and off until it eventually turns off completely. It is possible that the motor is failing, but the immediate concern is the control board on the furnace. The compressor windings are also failing, and the compressor will give way at any moment. A project manager has been scheduled to discuss replacement options for the main floor system. The outdoor capacitor was replaced on the basement system to get it back up to cooling. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Install new underground service on the home. Install meter disconnect/combo outside with new pvc pipe. Install new service cable to main electrical panel (4/0awg rated for 200a) Install updated grounding system for the home. Permit Fees.

Replaced broken stack switch by door of the 2nd section near glass display towers.

Replaced hose bibb near fireplace. I gained access to the piping through the entertainment center’s left cabinet. All work was tested, sealed, and checked for leaks.

Replace fixture in breakfast nook Replace broken switch that controls fixture in breakfast nook Replace broken dimmer in Dining room Redevice Dining room due to stabbed in the back outlets that caused breaker to trip

Replace CS vanity/ CS toilet, and installed CS widespread faucet and 2 new straight compression stops with new supply lines and also installed new master ptrap kit

Upon arrival, customer notified me that a handyman previously, and did not finish installation. We are giving customer an estimate to have light properly installed

Previous tech was out here earlier this week to diagnose a ignition failure, Navien recommended the replacement of the flame rods and flame rod transformer, I picked the parts up from the Roswell shop this morning and headed out to replace them, I replaced both parts and turned the unit back on but we still got the same error code, i went to test the gas pressure and when I took the test plug out a bunch of water came out. I called Navien and they had me check to make sure we were getting a spark from the ignitor since that was the issue the previous tech was having, we did get a spark so that issue had been solved, he then had me take out the gas valve and dry it out well before reinstalling it, I did and the unit fired up properly when turned back on, I ran the unit by itself for approximately 20 minutes to ensure the unit wouldn’t code out again, I then turned to other unit on and ran water to ensure they were both operating properly

For this job we installed new switch legs and wafer lights in two upstairs closets. Also added a switch leg and light fixture under the stairwell for the closet. Installed a customer supplied light fixture. Installed dual function breaker in the main panel for the extended circuit. Everything functions as it should.

Customer has lights that occasionally flicker in family room and kitchen This option is to run a subpanel off of the main panel into the garage. The only thing attaching the garage to the house is an overhang, and the homeowner would like the ability to be able to run circus in the garage later if he needs to instead of just running a car charger to the garage and then having to pull all possible future circuits the same way. So this option is to run a line from the main panel to the garage for a sub panel, install a sub panel, run a car charger off of the subpanel, and install/provide a new universal Tesla charger. This option includes surge protection at both panels The homeowner has a meeting to go to soon, and we don’t have any of the Tesla magic docs right now, so we will do the surge today and charge for the troubleshoot, the surge, and take a deposit for the material and do the remaining work Friday of next week.

Today We Came Out To Install The Car Charger Previously Quoted Last Visit. We Met With The Customer And We Went Over The Install. We Determined A Ground Bar Would Have To Be Added. I Provided A Estimate To Also Separate The Neutrals. For Today He Wanted To Just Add The Ground Bar. I Removed Some Spare Wood For Him To Clear Up The Panel Area. We Ran The Wire, Installed The Tesla Charger, And Terminated Connections On The Breaker And Charger. We Labeled The New Circuit Breaker And Tested Everything For Functionality. I Went Over The Install With Him And We Plugged In The Car To Get It Charging. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me And Jordan By Name Goes A Long Way In My Evaluations And Is The Best Way To Let The Office Know How I’m Performing In The Field. Please Feel Free To Reach Out If You Have Any Questions. -Vinny

Today I came out to an HVAC leaking call. After looking deeper into the system, I found that the drain line was clogged near the exit point, causing the system to leak water. I notified the customer of my findings, and the customer approved unclogging and repairing the drain line. After completing the repair, I flushed the drain line again and recorded a video showing the water draining properly. The system is now cooling with no leaks or other issues at this time. Customer is happy.

Remove existing 100 gallon water heater and replace with new one, replace mixing valve on top of the unit, new isolation valves for hot and cold, redo older venting. Install new gas whip and will need to shorter gas line with new valve to get new unit in. There will be a permit pulled through Cobb county for the plumbing work done, if the health inspector wants to see anything different for the unit that will be a separate charge due to them not having a set code of rules and plumbing does. This unit will be installed to code on the plumbing side. Anything electrical or fire alarm related that gets brought up during inspection would be entirely unrelated to the plumbing work we do and therefore would be on the owner to get situated. All work has been completed water heater temp is set to 140 degrees and the mixing valve return line for bathrooms at 120 degrees. Everything is working properly

Came out to install three ceiling fans unfortunately two of them needed the boxes replaced since they were fiberglass. I replaced the boxes with new metal boxes, and I was able to refrain from doing any sheet rock damage although the one under the medallion was already damaged. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

For this job, we installed an Ev Charger

Shower leaking into dining room ceiling, performed leak search by cutting minor holes in ceiling to locate water and drain lines in ceiling for shower. Continued test by running shower and noticed water seeping through subfloor area in two different spots. This indicated that shower liner/tile is the issue. All plumbing functioning perfectly fine.

At arrival on 08/20/26 Note: Upstairs system No cool Issue: tripped outside breaker (40A). I checked compressor and contactor. No grounded compressor or weak contactor. The system may have over worked, overheated due to bad thermostat. Gave option during last visit to change thermostat. Option was not approved. Potentially, the breaker may be failing as well. Could not duplicate issue at this time. System is back cooling. Gave option to replace the thermostat and the Outside breaker (40A) with the Electrical department. Homeowner approved to replace the thermostat. Properly replaced the thermostat. System is back cooling properly.

Zoned system for the left side of the home was pulling in very hot attic air due to the return plenum being completely loose. This was repaired with approval. The two systems for the main home also had extremely dirty coils outside. These were chemically cleaned with approval. The cooling is not operational on the basement system, and the heat exchangers are also compromised. A project manager has been scheduled to discuss replacement options for the basement system. The two systems for the main home are now back to cooling properly. Home care plan also added. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Troubleshoot AC unit not working properly - breaker tripping.

Replaced customers kitchen faucet and garbage disposal. Also reworked kitchen drain. Installed new ball valve at main shutoff. Provided customer with multiple quote options for future work. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

I completed the the following work today: -Panel- Replace the non listed breakers with manufactured approved types -Sump Pump- Wired in and installed a dedicated 20 amp circuit and supplied annd installed an 20 amp GFCI alarm for the sump pump. -Far Right A/C/Non Fused disconnect- *Demo existing 10/2 circuit for non fused disconnect. *Install Thwn wiring in new conduit with fittings and straps *Secure disconnect *Check wiring inside A/C unit -A/C Sub-Panel- *Remove existing A/C sub-panel and supply and install a new one *Install new breakers to accommodate manufacturers specs. *Install straps where required to secure conduit *Check all taps at A/C units For both of the A/C units I found that the wires feeding the unit were not fully under each lug. Troubleshoot waived.

System not adequately cooling. Temperature split is only 14°. There is a kink in the suction refrigerant line. There is also a restriction on the liquid side of the refrigerant line. There is a pre-existing hard start kit, and the compressor does not sound good, indicating the compressor may also be nearing the end of its life. Repair estimates are attached, along with future potential repairs and enhancements. Due to the age and condition of the system, repairs are not recommended, and the decision was made to discuss further options with a project manager. Thank you for choosing TE certified! Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.