Licensed Electrician, Plumber, and HVAC Services

Fix leak on hot water side of water heater

Customer called us out for a kitchen sink drain backup. Ran flex shaft through drain and successfully cleared blockage

One system diagnostic for upstairs unit. Customer stated they replaced the board, flame sensor, and gas valve. Upon visual inspection, found improper, gas connections and sediment trap, the upstairs unit is a 80% and the attic is completely spray foam, the return Plenum is not supported and is coming apart from tape, no flood protection at all, inspected evaporator coil and found it rusted with growth forming inside of Plenum and cabinet. When starting up the unit the system would go through the process up until the activation of the gas valve. Check leads to the gas valve and found that the board is only producing 20 V. The blower capacitor is failed, the blower wheel is dirty, drain line does not have any pitch and is not inside of the pan at connections, also all of the boots from the supply and returns are not insulated. Due to the age of the system and types of repairs and amount of repairs would recommend replacement for the upstairs unit and go to 90%. The flue pipe of the exist

Customer have a main line blockage that is affecting the entire house. Customer had the septic tank pumped December 2023 per Josh win. He wanted me to pull the toilet to run the cable down the main line to check for mainline blockage since they did get the tank pump within three years after running my cable, I was not able to clear the blockage. We have a camera inspection scheduled for Monday Morning. Also told the customer I recommended for her to have a septic company come out just in case to inspect that septic tank again, whole house back up is actively still present.

For this job, I conducted lead detection service for homeowner. The meter was barely spinning at a GPM loss about 0.23 gallons per minute. Homeowner has vacuum breakers on his hose bib that are about 28 years old, soI was not able to introduce compressed air to the line. The service is right at 3.5 feet down at the penetration. I listen to the line from the meter to the penetration and while I could detect turbulence in the line, and a higher residence under a bush in the flower bed approximately 4 feet off of the foundation wall for the service penetration is,I could not hear a definite resonance that would indicate where the leak on the line is. This property is on a hill and the water service runs uphill from the meter to the penetration. There is no sign of water or moisture anywhere in the yard. The homeowner also advised me that he has a drainage system in the yard that has downspouts connect to that runs to the storm drain by the meter. This could also be why there’s no sign of

Water heater change PRV change in waterline repair

Shop Mini Split Daikin Oterra

Replace water heater disconnect

Troubleshoot, replace melting outlet and faulty switches, replace ceiling fan , replace hallway light , and install safety breaker.

Installed disposal and replaced the drain assembly for the disposal.

Water main repair

Replacing gfci in bathrooms and outlet in front entrance. Moved a surge protector from inside the panel to outside.

on this visit, we completed the 400 amp service upgrade, including running three dedicated 20a circuits, one for a kitchen countertop, 14 the garage outlets, and one for the sunroom. We also swapped over the oven and pull circuit over to non-backed up panel. Sealed around openings and penetrations and completed stapling of all wires that we installed. This project is now ready for inspection.

For this job, I worked on repairs required by Gwinnett County after storm damage cause damage to electrical service. By code service wire cannot be repaired or altered if it’s not protected by a main breaker at the electrical meter. Replacement of this wire requires electrical permit.

Cut out and replaced a section of 1/2 inch CPVC that had frozen and burst. Restored water to the home and tested for leaks on the repair. No leaks or failures at time of service.

Came for no heat. Call. When arrive to costumer house system had power but it was cycling on and off until shuts down. When testing system found that filter and evap coil were clogged for lack of maintenance and there was also biological growth inside the system spreading, causing poor air flow and system to over and finally shutdown. Proceed to do a complete maintenance, chemically clean evap coil. Added new transformer and UV germicidal light to avoid bio growth to come back and spreading. Costumer also signed up for monthly membership, to keep up with hvac maintenance to avoid any further issues. System is now up and running. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Replaced thermostat and removed Nest thermostat because Nest was taking over and setting heat to 50 degrees when they leave the office.

For this job I came out to perform a trouble shoot

System is 31 years old and heat exchanger is compromised. Recommend getting estimate to replace system. Ductwork is heating unevenly and some exam rooms are colder than others. Also look at ductwork. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

For this job, we worked on installing an outlet for a TV.

Lights flickering in master bathroom and hanging chandelier in master bedroom

Full system

400a service upgrade with new 200a (42 space) panel that will be a non-backed up loads panel, and transfer large circuits to non-backed up loads panel. -Complete grounding system -New charger circuit directly to gateway -Transfer high amperage circuits to new non-backed up panel. -Install gateway, and run new 60a circuit to new charger

Tech installed 20 amp dedicated circuit from panel to a new receptacle under the sink bay for dishwasher. Tech also installed a Dual Function Safety breaker which provides protection against electrical fires (Signs of Arcing) and electrocution by ground faults. Tech also installed the whip (Plug) for the dishwasher. Outlet and breaker were tested and showed adequate voltage and properly working.

Tech found that there was no power going to both outlets in attic and visually traced the wire to make sure no wires where showing signs of damage that could’ve caused the issue. Tech followed the wire to where it went back into the wall and checked the Den’s front door switches and outlet. Tech checked the outlet for any signs of damage or disconnect and found that a switch next to the front door was controlling the outlet. Tech checked voltage and found adequate voltage in all the outlets after the switch was put in the on position. The switch was in the off position which cause the rest of the outlets to turn off. Tech informed homeowner that the switch in the den next to the front door controls outlets and that the switch should remain in the on position in order to receive power.