Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Customer was occasionally hearing a loud horn noise when turning on a fixture in the home. The customers prv was on the older side so we recommended they replace it to hopefully fix the noise. We cut out the old main shut off valve and replaced it with a quarter turn ball valve. We replaced the prv with a watts25aub commercial grade prv. We also replaced the front hosebib and added a new shut off for it as well.

Installed new led wafer lights in basement

Came out today to replace a customer-supplied Kohler toilet in the master bathroom. We also replaced the main bathroom tub spout due to water continuing to leak from the spout when diverting water to the shower head. After completing both installations, we thoroughly tested all connections for leaks and proper functionality. No leaks were found, and both the toilet and tub spout are working properly at this time.

Customer had a leak in the yard by the water meter, I dug it up and found it was blue poly, I gave the customer options for replacement and repair and they decided to replace, we will return Monday to complete work

For today’s service, we were called out here because the bathroom in the upstairs hallway is leaking water down into the kitchen area. I identify the source of the leak was coming from the trim of the shower valve and needed to be recaulked to prevent water from leaking down when someone is using the shower. I also pulled the pedestal sink in the powder room to redo the drain line, pop-up assembly, and swap out stop valves for the sink. I tested everything to ensure that there are no leaks and advised to not use the sink and shower that was worked on today for the silicone takes about a day to cure and dry before use. I also mentioned that I will be sending over quotes to swap out the water heater in the basement that is 10 years old and highly recommend getting it replaced sooner rather than later. Thank you for choosing TE certified and I hope you have a blessed day.

Customer had a condensate line fail on his tankless water heater. We noticed the installers had used a brass fitting to connect to the condensate discharge, which corroded and failed. We replaced the fitting. Installed a properly sized discharge line, and installed an air break to allow adequate drainage. Customer is happy with the end result. Water pressure is at 55 PSI Water heater is 12 years old

Today I Came Out To Address The Homeowners Concern Of The Outdoor Lighting Not Being Able To Turn Off. I Met With The Homeowners And They Showed Me The Timer And Lighting. I Went Over The Agenda And Performed A Troubleshoot. I Determined The Intermatic Timer For The Outdoor Lighting Has Failed In The Open Position Leaving The Lights On. I Provided An Estimate To Replace The Timer And They Agreed. I Reached Out To City Electric And We Will Be Receiving The Part Within A Few Days. I Went Over All Of Today’s Findings With The Customer And Set Up An Appointment With Them For When The Part Get Delivered. 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 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

Installed new outlet in living room and replaced bedroom ceiling fan

Installed new outlet

Replace ceiling fan

For the shower, I worked on troubleshooting smoke detector malfunction, it was due to a loose connection in the upstairs bedroom, now I’ll smoke detectors work properly and do not beep uncontrollably

Today I sold work Get ladder into attic, remove old motor, provide and install new motor on existing housing and thermostat

Arrived to troubleshoot the outdoor GFCI receptacle installed approximately five years ago. The customer reported that it had tripped several times. Tested the GFCI and recommended replacing it as a preventive measure. Replaced the GFCI with customer approval, tested the receptacle, and verified that everything is working properly.

Call Mona required about toilet fill valve never stopping and periodic running from a different toilet. After further diagnosis, Tech technician determined fill valve was faulty, and canister. Gasket was faulty. Technician also discovered pressure to be 100 psi, the thermal expansion tank ruptured and water heater extremely aged. Homeowner opted to go with second option which replaced the thermal expansion tank and PRV along with fill valve and canister. Technician replaced all these items and normal working pressure was restored and fill valve and canister are in working order

We troubleshot outlets in the basement not working and we installed four light fixtures

For this job, we completed a home care electrical inspection of the whole home. After the inspection, we replaced an outlet in the utility room with a GFCI, replaced two tandem breakers with standards, and installed a interlock kit for a generator breaker.

Kitchen cans not working. This Option is to conduct a troubleshoot to figure out why. After conducting my troubleshoot, I found that the switch leg and the hot or reversed on the dimmer. Apparently, this worked at one point I don’t know why, but I switched the two and it now works. Customer received a discount because apparently somebody texted him from TE telling him that the troubleshoot was $99 instead of $149. There was no appointment moved and no other reason for a discount so I’m not sure why this price was given. But we honored this price today since the homeowner had the expectation of it being $99 instead of $149.

Client dealing with error code 70 on 2 year old Rinnai tankless. No visual signs of damage to wiring or corrosion. Contacted the manufacturer and they determined the board is failing. They are shipping a new board to the clients home and we will return at a later date to replace it. Rinnai case#324396

At at arrival on 09/30/26 Issue: no cool System: main floor Finding: tripped breaker, water in the drain pan, high voltage line and low voltage line melted together at condenser’ contactor, fried contactor legs, the condenser is running, but not the blower motor, blower motor is not getting 24V between R and G or C and G, bad board, potentially bad blower motor as well. Line freeze up when condenser starts running since blower motor is off, no wet safety switch. Cracked heat exchanger. Recommendations: address the above or upgrade system. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. *If homeowner is only replacing the furnace, we will need to replace the contactor at the condenser unit. Set a lead

We troubleshot flickering lights in the home

We cap off three wires for lighting circuit and elimate three outlets in workshop, we also left estimate for future projects.

Electrical permit fee was collected today, will return next week to begin work.

Adjusted thermostat settings on rheem heatpump that services the pool area. Gave option to install UV light for gym hvac system to prevent biological growth; customer declined at this time. Pool AC system was operating when I left. No inspection performed.

For this job I returned to replace toilet parts/ flush valve for the upstairs ,aster bath toilet. Toilet kept running. After flush valve was replaced with new gaskets the leak stopped and toilet is working to proper function. Tested all work and left work area clean. Thank you for choosing TE certified.

I came out to install a bath exhaust fan that you had purchased. There were some issues with this one and that there was some plywood up above where the fan went that had to be cut out because the fan was too deep. Also, there is an issue with the ductwork which means it is making a small amount of noise. If that noise is something that bothers you, you will need to have that ductwork redone by an air condition technician. Also your other bath fan above the shower is not vented at all, it just vents into the attic. Thank you for using TE certified electrical! Veaya