Scottdale GA – HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical Service

Dug down into the front yard to find the main water service line and find the leak. Removed dirt/mud from the area, shut off the water and cut the pipe to drain. Removed the water from excavated area. Removed damaged section of pipe and gate valve. Installed a new isolation valve and section of pipe. Properly made all connections, before turning on the water to pressurized the water system. Purged all the air from the lines. Tested with no leaks. No warranty on the pipe is included with this repair due to the age and type of pipe.

For this job, I rendered leak detection services attempted to locate the leak in the yard even did an exploratory dig I did locate the pipe but did not locate the leak pipe is exactly 3 3/4 feet deep and 30 yards away from 285 which made sonar detection impossible. The service main is made of blue poly and has already had one repair previously two years ago. There is a courtesy gate valve just in front of the meter box. I would recommend full replacement and a new courtesy valve installed in front of the meter box.

Flushed both water heaters in the garage two times and due to the amount of sediment that was in the bottom of both water heaters

For this job, I completed a two system AC inspection only. I measured all the electrical components of the indoor unit as well as inspected the blower wheel and all major components. Then proceeded to inspect the outdoor unit and measure all electrical components as well as get pressure readings and temperature readings. I explained all my findings to the customer as well as provided estimates. The main concern is that the upstairs unit is low on refrigerant not allowing the system to cool efficiently. I provided a bandaid option to just add refrigerant as well as an option to perform a leak test. The customers filter sizes are as follows: Upstairs : 16 x 25 x 1 Main floor : 15 x 20 x 1 or 16 x 20 x 1

Replacement of both plenums and the ducts. Media filter rack added on to the system. Only 900 cfm on supply and 480 on return was told to put back as is Flue was also rusted and discounted. I turned gas off so heat couldn’t run. Customer is awere

SERVICE CALL FOR LIGHT COMMERCIAL UNITS: Upon arrival customer stated both mini splits units Blue Ridge are not working properly on cooling Mode. After complete troubleshooting I found multiple issues on both Systems. The mini split for main office the Service Disconnect box was Bypass is not up to code check refrigerant charge pressures are extremely low perform courtesy electronic leak search and I found the indoor evaporator coil is leaking refrigerant unit is 7 years old contractor grade Due to aged and conditions I recommend to upgrade complete system. SMALL OFFICE UNIT: I found the mini split is in Poor maintenance conditions the indoor unit is leaking on the wall lot of condensation test Outdoor condenser unit check pressure are extremely low that’s why system ICE UP performed courtesy electronic leak search and aluminum evaporator coil is leaking refrigerant Due to aged and conditions plus costs of repairs I recommend to upgrade complete mini split. Compressor is

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

Run new circuit for the furnace

Our client reached out to us in reference to a leaky shower faucet in the master bedroom. Client stated this Moen shower cartridge have been dripping for a while and needed it resolved. Client also had a blown expansion tank in an outdated water heater that he selected not to change. However, the expansiontank in the shower cartridge we’re both replaced and tested for leaks and no leaks were found.

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

system inspection. Found no issues at this time. System is operating correctly with a 19.5 Delta T. Location of outdoor unit is directly underneath. The steps does not have 6 feet of clearance above it. Recommend moving unit to the side of the house to get full clearance and full accessibility to service outdoor unit. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.