Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Return visit to replace meter, add main disconnect, run new service wire, and install grounding system

Homeowner had a high water bill. Confirmed the main water line was not leaking. Noticed the main floor toilet was running occasionally. Shut water off and replaced the toilet fill valve and flapper. Tested toilet and everything is working properly. The water heater has some issues that should be addressed. No sediment trap or thermal expansion tank. The vent pipe is also not properly sealed.

Upon arrival, we met with the owners. Both toilets on the main level recently started backing up. Through testing, we found it’s only the two toilets and the sink in the powder room. Based on the visible plumbing in the basement ceiling, the clog was closest to the master toilet. Nothing else in the home is affected. We were able to auger through the master toilet and clear the blockage. We ran water from several fixtures and confirmed flow through the outside cleanout. Perform draining clearing on toilet. Drain clear only. Does not include repairs or main line clearing. No warranty on drain clearing.

SERVICE | Complete Tank Rebuild (3) Toilets. Includes fill valve, flappers, flush valve assembly, tank lever, bolts, washers, and tank to bowl gasket (spud). No warranty on repairs made to toilets as they are stamped with 1978 build dates. — Turned water off via local stop valve, drained and vacuumed out contents of tank. Disconnected tank supply line and bolts, removed unit from bowl. Once disconnected, removed and disposed of old fill valve, flush valve, remaining washers, and tank to bowl gasket. Replaced each component with new, universal rebuild kit(s). Replaced tank to bowl gaskets with GERBER-brand specific components, as universals were incompatible. Took additional care while rebuilding toilets to grease all internal rubber components to extend longevity. Adjusted height of all flush valve overflow tubes. Set fully rebuilt tank in place, secured via new hardware, connected new supply line, and restored water to the units. Tested thoroughly for leaks, found no issues

Service Summary Technician arrived onsite and, at the customer's request, replaced three customer-supplied thermostats. After installation, operational testing was performed on the HVAC systems to verify proper thermostat communication and confirm that the equipment was responding correctly. All systems were functioning at the time of testing following the thermostat replacements. The customer also enrolled in our HomeCare Maintenance Plan during today's visit. Due to customer time constraints, a complete in-depth system inspection was not performed during this appointment. However, a basic operational check was completed to confirm system functionality at the time of installation. Because a full evaluation was not conducted, the overall condition, efficiency, airflow performance, safety components, and long-term reliability of the systems could not be fully assessed during this visit. The customer was informed that the existing HVAC equipment is approximately 15 years old (2010 vi

Ran 50 amp sauna circuit to disconnect, flipped switch box to other side of wall, demoed outlets and ran 120 junction box for sauna lights.

Homeowners master shower is not getting hot and homeowner tried to replace. Left quote to replace the cartridge and homeowner declined.

Installed lights in basement, replaced fluorescent lamp holder with LED panels

The scope of today’s work included: replacement of a client supplied kitchen faucet, replacement of master bath shower cartridge and replacement of main level bathroom toilet seat. Once installed the faucet was tested for proper operation, the toilet seat was approved by client and the master bath shower cartridge is working properly at this time.

For this job, I worked on troubleshooting circuit and replacing breaker to that circuit. I quoted for panel replacement or restoration to help maintain or replace panel inside garage.

Inspection

Perform two systems home care tested heat and cool, cleaned flame sensor, tested both condensate pumps by flushing drains and testing multiple times, added condensate tables, check refrigerant levels for both units, checked amp draw, left filter with customer, checked electrical components and safeties. Main floor unit 2021 rheem 3 ton ac and furnace. Ac dirty. System operating well at this time. Basement unit is 2023 carrier 2.5 ton ac furnace. System lacks refrigerant caps and flood protection. Customer agreed to clean ac and add refrigerant locking caps to systems necessary. Cleaned main floor system ac and tested unit. Unit operating at time of departure. Also quoted IAQ options.

Troubleshoot kitchen light circuit/run new wire to outdoor outlet, replace box and outlet

Today We Came Out To Address The Customers Concern Of Wanting The Lighting In The Kitchen To Be LED. We Met With The Customer And They Showed Us All The Areas With Fluorescent Lighting. We Provided Options To Replace The Lighting And The Customer Chose To Have Us Provide The Lights. With The Customers Approval, We Went To Home Depot And Picked Up The Lighting. We Returned And Installed All The Lights. We Went Over Everything With The Customer And Showed Them The New Lighting. We Answered Any Questions They Had And Went Over Our HomeCare Plan. Thank You For Choosing TE Certified Electricians. We Work Hard To Give All Of Our Customers A Five Star Experience. Please Take The Time To Fill Out The Attached Survey And Or Leave A Google Review. Mentioning Me And Erfan 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

Upon inspection of the electrical system, I found the grounding system was all but nonexistent. There are no ground rods, and there is no rebar grounding. The homeowners have a whole home search protector, which will not do as much good without a grounding system. They is also one outdoor GFI outlet near the meter in rough condition that looks like it should be changed, the cover currently on it also does not allow it to close fully without pinching the plug that is currently in it. So this option is to get it changed and put a new bubble cover with silicone around it to weatherproof it. This option also includes changing the GFI in the garage behind the fridge to a regular outlet and then installing a GFI breaker at the panel.

Replace carbon/smoke that didn’t get replaced on the last visit

I came out to investigate an issue with the mini split, not having grounding and shocking the people who are working on it. There is an issue in the line going from the panel to the mini split possibly a junction in the attic space we can no longer get to. The solution to the issue is to pull a new wire from the panel. I’m pulling a new wire from the panel and installing a new breaker as well as piping wire underneath the ground and installing anew disconnect for the AC unit, since the old one is also rusted. The new breaker is a 15 amp two pole breaker, which is the correct size for that AC unit. The old wire was a 10 wire, probably because the previous AC was a 30 amp. When I replaced the circuit with a 15 amp circuit, which is the correct one for your AC unit, I needed to replace the whip going from the new disconnect to the AC so that it would have the correct wire gauge. I did have to bury that pipe and I tried to clean it up as best I can, but with the rain and frankly a wea

Performed a complete evaluation of the home’s heating and cooling system. The equipment is a 2005 Ruud system consisting of a 75,000 BTU gas furnace and an R-22 air conditioning system. The system is now approximately 20 years old and is showing several age-related wear conditions that can affect reliability, efficiency, airflow, and long-term operating costs. Findings were documented during today’s visit with service notes and supporting observations. During the inspection, high static pressure was found on the return side of the duct system, indicating the equipment is working harder than designed to move air through the home. The blower wheel was found heavily impacted with debris, which restricts airflow and can reduce comfort throughout the house. The indoor evaporator coil has visible oxidation and rust on the copper tubing, indicating age-related deterioration. The condensate drain line was found laying flat across the attic floor without proper pitch and lacks adequa

Today I came out due to upstairs system not working. It’s a Lennox air handler located in attic. Upon arrival system was off at the thermostat. Turned system on, indoor unit came on, but out door unit did not. Reason was a dead capacitor. It’s rated for 35/5 +/-5%, but the actual readings were 0/0. Indoor unit is covered in biological growth both inside and outside of unit. Filter needs to be changed ASAP. The indoor blower capacitor is failing as it’s rated for 7.5 +/-5% and actual reading is 7.09. Blower wheel is heavily impacted with biological growth and debris on fan blades. Outdoor unit’s Contactor is heavily pitted and condenser coils are impacted with debris. After going over all findings and options, Lori has agreed to sign up for our Home Care Maintenance plan and replace capacitor for out door unit. She’s is going to discuss with her husband on what else they would like to take care of. It was a pleasure to speak with you today and I look forward to hearing from you soon!

Conducted leak search and found that overflow seal in master bathroom was leaking. Technician also found pressure reducing valve leak leaking. Replaced pressure reducing valve. Replaced master bathroom cartridge and overflow seal. Checked and tested for leaks.

For this job I arrived to a blank t-stat. Came across water in the drain pan, float switch was triggered. Came across dirty filter which froze up the coil and caused the excess of water. Inspected IDU and ODU, condenser coil on both systems were caked up with dirt and debris. Compressor at first was not running and making a loud noise. Contactor is pitted and charred. System is operational at the moment but I informed to the homeowner the system is at the end of its life expectancy and will struggle / not make it in these hot weather weeks. Homeowner was informed of all findings and recommendations. Thank you for choosing TE Certified. If you were happy with today’s service leave a review and share your experience with my service!

For this job, I worked on installing surge protection with flush mount, and separating a circuit and adding a dual function breaker for a bidet outlet

Rebuilt powder room toilet entirely and did a courtesy repair on the pop up assembly as well.

Job is complete. System is cooling heating and draining.

Installing the grounding system, surge protector, rewiring a bathroom exhaust fan and putting blank plates on boxes in the attic and in the basement, rewiring a box in the basement open space.