Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Repair sewer line in backyard that has become separated and full of tree roots. Repair with new schedule 40 solid core PVC and proper underground fittings. We will need to remove section of fence at gate so we can walk tractor to backyard. TE is not responsible for repairing the fence.

Use excavator to dig down 9’ so we can repair a separated 6” PVC sewer line that is full of tree roots. Repair with new schedule 40 solid core PVC. Use trench box to execute work safely. Place dirt back once repair is complete and tested for leaks and proper operations. Lay wheat straw over excavation site.

Breaker and circuit for heated floors

Replaced the panel, grounding system, smoke detectors, added surge protection, added a generator inlet and interlock kit and added an outlet by the desk.

Homeowner is replacing refrigerator and needed a code compliant ice maker box installed. The washing machine drain was continuously backing up when draining. Due to the old cast iron drain the solution was to replace the drain line with pvc. Cut out and removed section of cast iron. Piped in new pvc and connected to either side of the cast iron. New washing machine box was installed. Everything was tested for proper operation and found no leaks. Additionally ran both hot and cold water in the new PVC for 5 minutes without issue.

Arrived on site completed quoted repairs to fix/replace damaged flue pipe. We gathered materials before heading to the job site. Once on site we carefully removed the old 4” flue and damaged Y fitting and built the new flue and installed the new Y. We secured each connection with multiple screws assuring connections were snug and pitch was correct. We took before and after pictures and confirmed system operation before departure. Payment collected via credit card. Call complete!

Installed can lights and outlets on enclosed patio. Also ran circuit for mini split

Returned to property to continue investigation of reported moisture in bathroom wall. Two exploratory openings were made to expose the 3” drain stack. Moisture was observed on the drywall approximately halfway up the wall, while the upper portion remained dry. No active water was observed on the piping at the time of inspection. All fixtures in the upstairs master bathroom (shower, toilet, and lavatory) were operated for approximately 15 minutes to test the system under load. No active leaks were observed from the drain or water lines during testing. An additional exploratory opening was made in the adjacent living room to inspect nearby plumbing, including PVC and copper lines. No leaks were found, and the surrounding drywall in that area was dry. Remediation company has evaluated the area and is scheduled to remove affected drywall, flooring, and vanity to allow for further inspection and access. At this time, no additional areas of the home show signs of moisture beyond the bathroom

Homeowner wanted to install a vanity in the bathroom and the drain line had failed. Cut open section of drywall to access the drain piping. Secured the 4 inch cast iron stack in the attic. Cut out 4 inch sanitary tee and installed new pvc 4 by 1-1/2 sanitary tee for the lav drain line. Secured with husky bands and ran new piping to the lav sink. Cut out floor board ps to install the vanity and screwed into place. Applied silicone to secure the sink. Ran new P trap to the drain and connected the faucet. Tested and the drain is working properly. Secured vanity and everything is working properly at this time.

Replace disconnects with transfer switches

Run new circuit to disposal and use existing breaker and outlet

For this job, I worked on running a new 20 amp oven circuit and replacing the breaker on the existing oven circuit for a 20 amp breaker. As a courtesy, we replaced two mixed match breakers and the main panel and a subpanel.

Today We Installed A TV Outlet For 65 Inch TV In Master Bedroom. We Also Installed The TV Mount And TV. 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 Julian 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

I removed an old hosebibb which had failed from the vacuum breaker, I replaced both components and thoroughly tested to ensure there were no leaks

Customer needed annual maintenance on tankless water heater. We also installed an ion 6 on the inlet side of the tankless.

Home inspection and estimates

Home owner joined 2 system home care.

Replacing broken outlet,troubleshoot

I came out to investigate an issue with your kitchen outlets not working. After diagnosing the problem, I found that you had a bad outlet that was backstabbed instead of having the 12 gauge wires wrapped around the screw. It was also an older outlet. You also had a GFCI outlet that was not firmly attached to the wall because the box had broken. I installed a new outlet to replace the broken one as well as a courtesy GFCI outlet for the broken box since the current one is very old. I repaired the box and was able to attach the outlet securely. As I mentioned to you, your panel is older and very full. It also has a few issues that we could repair. I would not want you to waste the money on if you were going to replace the panel. Those issues are that your neutrals are all double tapped which means you have multiple wires under one screw, which can cause a lot of heat. This is the kind of thing that was done correctly for it. It’s time, but we’ve since learned that that is not the best

For this Job I worked on replacing a chandelier while also replacing existing electrical box, with a new one.

Troubleshoot ceiling fan and bathfan

We replaced 2 ballast in one of the offices

For this job I did a full toilet rebuild on a toilet that kept running and never filling up. I removed all hardware from toilet tank and installed new fill valve, flush tower, bolts and gaskets, and new supply line. I also replaced the stop valve serving that toilet. I replaced a faucet in another bathroom, I removed and installed new customer supplied faucet. I tested and left work areas clean.

We came out to diagnose an issue with an outlet that was not working. The outlet was tied into your master bath outlet, which had damage inside due to old wires and an old outlet. We replaced the outlet in the master bath and the outlet in the garage and waived the troubleshooting fee. Because of the age of the outlets in the home, it is likely more outlets will begin to fail, and we highly recommend replacing all outlets. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya

For this job, I worked on adding an outlet in the closet