Roswell GA – Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Repair Service

Performed camera inspection from master shower and went approx 15’ to vertical stack that drops down behind kitchen cabinets. Found two screws that penetrated pvc stack and two open holes just before it goes below floor to basement. The contractors that did the kitchen remodel took responsibility and will make repairs

We replace 3 regular light fixture in the closet area and install a ceiling fan outside the porch

Replace pop up assembly and ptrap for bathroom upstairs. Also perform a toilet rebuild for same bathroom.

We installing 6 wafer light fixtures in the kitchen with two new dimmers.

This option will be a service upgrade on a existing 200 amp service it is back to back, we will replace main electrical panel with a square d qo panel, new meter base with a service rated ats, we will pipe up into attic and run gen feed across attic and pipe down to gen location. The gen will be set near the gas meter, depending on how it will be less than 10ft run, or more than 20ft

Install new switch for fan

For this job, I did a troubleshoot after customer stated that there was no power going to the pool so I started at the meter base where they pulled power for the pool and I noticed the 50 amp breaker was bad and it was not putting out voltage to the wires going into the pool and the breaker was broken and wiggly. so I replaced it with a 50 amp Siemens breaker.

We troubleshot the light fixture in the basement and left estimates for repairs

Arrived to connect customer provided thermostat. Cycled power off. Installed thermostat for main floor. Installed Google nest power connector at zone board. Cycled power on. Customer is not home to set up thermostat. Spoke with customer and they will connect to their phones when they get home.

For this job I came to see a water leak from the ceiling under the master bath. I found an uncapped p trap where water spilled. Probable causes is a possible blockage in the drain line. When checking water pressure we also noticed the pressure was above 80 psi which is higher than the max limit allowed per fixture. We replaced the pressure regulator and set psi to 65. We also replaced the main shut off valve and the valve to the outside hosebib. Tested all work and left work area clean.

Oven removal - disconnect oven for a new future oven

For this job, I worked on replacing GFCI outlet in backyard and regular 15 amp outlet in dining room area

Replaced customer provided insta hot, tank only, and kitchen faucet. A pressure regulating valve replacement is highly recommended. Customer currently has 100 psi throughout the home. Customer declined pressure regulating valve replacement at this time. Customer is aware that there is no warranty provided on today’s work performed.

YOUR NEW HVAC SYSTEM INSTALLATION INCLUDES: NEW EQUIPMENT: - New Furnace, AC Evaporator Coil, & AC Condenser - Digital, programmable thermostat REMOVAL & DISPOSAL: - Safe recovery and disposal of old refrigerant (EPA compliant) - Removal, disposal, and recycling of existing equipment PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION: - New outdoor support pad and electrical disconnect - New indoor support blocks and drain pan - New water safety switches with flood protection (if applicable) - New condensate pump (if applicable) - Adaptation to existing plenums, drain lines, and refrigerant lines - Connection of all electrical (high/low voltage) - New flexible gas line and hard pipe gas connection to furnace (if applicable) - Bring existing flue pipe up to current code as needed with double wall flue pipe - Mastic seal equipment connections to ensure optimal efficiency SYSTEM SETUP & TESTING: - Flush, clean, and pressure-test refrigerant line set and pull vacuum to 500 Microns - Recharge system per manufa

Troubleshoot breaker tripping for basement lights and some outlets. Replace breaker for basement lights, existing breaker can no longer safely clamp to panel.

Customer had a main line blockage in the master bathroom, I ended up pulling the toilet and running my cable and after running my cable. I was able to clear the blockage. I tested the entire bathroom group and after testing the drain is flowing properly with no backups present. Customer do have a cast-iron stack going into the basement.

Customer was having their water line replaced today, we showed up with the dig team this morning, we dug up at the meter and the house before running the trencher, we trenched from the meter to the exterior wall, we then laid down 2 inch pvc pipe in the trench and fished our new 1 inch black poly line through, we connected at the meter with 3/4 pex, we installed a new ball valve before increasing to 1 inch, we broke up concrete around the existing penetration so we could remove it, we stubbed through with soft copper wrapped in burial tape, connected to the existing 3/4 pex line, turned water on to the home to ensure there were no leaks, we then sealed both sides of the penetration with hydraulic cement also using roofing tar in the exterior portion, we then backfilled the rest of the trench and laid down wheat straw to help with the grass regeneration process

*** An additional $1,388 discount can be applied if the system is installed by Wednesday, 10/7/26.*** This complete 3-ton heating and cooling system replacement includes: Equipment Installed: Daikin Fit Air Conditioner – High-efficiency 16 SEER2 variable-speed system with side discharge design for flexible installation Daikin Furnace – 80% efficient two-stage heating with a variable-speed fan for enhanced comfort and quieter operation Daikin All-Aluminum Evaporator Coil – Matched to your system for optimal performance Daikin One Touch Thermostat – Wi-Fi-enabled touchscreen for easy control from anywhere Installation Includes: Complete removal and disposal of your old equipment Professional installation with support pads and flood safety protection Connection to existing ductwork, drain lines, refrigerant lines, wiring, gas line, and flue pipe EPA-compliant refrigerant recovery and proper charging of your new system Full testing of both heating and cooling functions Thorough jobsit

Installed new bide outlets in upstairs bathrooms, cat room outlet – GFCI in AFCI protection to circuits

Customer had a leak at the kitchen faucet and underneath the kitchen sink Today we installed a customer supplied disposal and kitchen faucet and installed a new thermal expansion tank on an 8 year old water heater. Replaced tubular trap under sink as a courtesy. Tested everything and confirmed there were no leaks. Water Pressure is at 60 PSI, set expansion tank to 65 PSI. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Replaced outlet

Customer called us out today because earlier they had a HVAC company checking up their furnaces and noticed there were some burnt wires going to the furnaces. After a quick inspection, I found that the furnaces were 10 KW the whips for the furnaces that had burned up were number eight. I told the customer that the whips and the disconnect needed to be redone. I went to the panel and found out that one of the breakers was undersize and one of the breakers was not for the panel. We replaced both of the breakers and everything is working properly.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today.

Remove existing heat exchanger and installed new trane 80k heat exchanger. Flushed drain line, started system up checked gas pressures and all operations and left equipment operational.

For this job we came to do a repair on 2 separate sinks. When checking the pressure I noticed it was over 80 psi which is signed of pressure regulator going bad. We also noticed a small leak on the pressure regulator. We replaced the regulator and also replaced the main shut off valve in the home. Replaced the cartridge on one side of one sink and changed the orientation of the handle in the other sink. Pressure of the home is now 70 psi. Tested all work and left work area clean. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.