Sandy Springs, GA Electricians, Plumbers & HVAC Services

Customer had a broken pop up assembly. After giving options she decided to just to to replace the pop up. So with customer approval I I installed a new chrome with metal body pop up assembly once installed I tested for leaks and made sure it was working properly issue is resolved thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Troubleshoot tripping breaker.

Various repairs after lightning strike.

Troubleshoot power to ceiling fan

Lightning damage inspection.

Troubleshoot power to home Remove and replace faulty circuit breakers Whole home surge protector

Customer had pressure issues in the home. They recently had prv replacement but it was never set properly. The house is a 4 story townhouse. And the pressure was 40 psi on my arrival. With customer approval I set the pressure to 70psi as requested. The pressure is good now do to the pressure dropping 15-20 psi by time it reach the 4 floor I recommend an installing a booster pump so it will maintain the pressure throughout the house. Issue is resolved thanks for choosing TE Certified.

Today we troubleshot and repaired a wiring issue causing a circuit breaker to trip, moved a security camera, and removed an old small solar panel for a security camera that no longer exists

For this job I came out and replaced pressure regulating valve because pressure was too high for home at 90 psi. Set new regulator to 65 psi. Also replaced shower head in master bathroom. Tested and checked for leaks and conducted a super clean up.

Provided new meter to replace non working submeter. The meter was an older AMCO which is no longer manufactured. Replaced with a Master Meter direct read meter. HOA stated that the meter does not need to be any specific unit and the meter is read directly by a third party company. Installed unit and tested for leaks and function. No issues.

Troubleshoot ring doorbell not working

Adding refrigerant has no guarantee on how long it will last in the system. A nitrogen leak search is recommended to determine where the equipment is leaking from. Once determined the necessary repairs should be made then add refrigerant. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Replaced multiple white fixtures in the basement and the master closet

Replaced leaking AO smith 66 gallon water heater with new 55gallon AO smith which is the recommended replacement for that heater by AO smith. Tested for leaks and function. No issues.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. System newly installed. Drain line, badly clogged with rust, presumably from the old system. Water overflowing through the return Plenum on the horizontal unit. Tensive damage to ceilings, walls and carpet. Remediation may still be needed, along with ceiling repairs, etc. System cooling upon departure. Thank you for choosing TE certified!

Install customer provided EV wall charger

Quoted and sold water heater. 149 $ deposit for work to start tomorrow for customer.

Homeowner has a wet spot, and saturated drywall on the wall by the tub in the upstairs bathroom. Cutting into the drywall, I found that the subfloor is wet, and the source of the leak seems to be from behind the tub. Due to the leak coming from behind the tiled tub, as well as the wall being shared with another unit, at this point, no further work can be done without pulling the tub. Remediation has been referred to help in potentially locating the leak, and pulling the tub if necessary.

Troubleshoot outlets not working

Disconnected supply lines to run water through them. After running water, the function of the faucets were restored. Tested for leaks, all good. Thank you for choosing T.E. Certified.

Today I came out due to 2025 Daikin not working. Upon arrival thermostat was blank. Power outage tripped GFI outlet the condensation pump was plugged in to. Pump filled up with water causing float switch to activate killing power to system. Reset outlet, pump started working, and system came on. I also replaced filter supplied by Aiken. System working properly at time of departure.

For this job, I returned to install the customer supplied spring well carbon water filtration system. I also installed a new pressure regulator to drop pressure to a safe range. Once complete I followed the manufacturer instructions on flushing the unit, and once complete I tested for any issues, and proper function. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Light/ fan replacements

This option is to troubleshoot the basement bedroom getting reversed polarity, troubleshoot and change an outdoor Gfci outlet that isn’t resetting, install properly sized AC breaker, and install a missing screw at the panel cover. After troubleshooting the backyard GFI circuit I found that the UF wire for the load runs underground and around the corner up into a piece of PVC that goes up into another PVC pipe and was disconnected there. When I tried to reconnect it, it sparked. I’m fairly certain that whoever disconnected it initially did so because it sparks when you try to connect it to the other wires that run around the wall for the outlets in the sunroom area. The homeowner said he wasn’t worried about getting it fixed as much as making sure it was safe. So I told him I would cap the wires in the GFI that wasn’t working and he said that that was fine as long as it was safe the downstairs bedroom had a breaker with the neutral and black wire reversed, causing the reverse polarity

For this job, the customer stated they wanted a whole home filtration system installed. We are returning Friday to install the unit, and pressure regulator.