Sugar Hill GA Electrical Service And Repairs

SERVICE CALL: upon arrival homeowner stated the second floo HVAC system is not working at all and outdoor condenser unit is making loud noise. After complete troubleshooting I found the gas furnace is 25 Years old poor conditions blower wheel is highly impacted no T E FLOOD protection package to prevent water damage the ac and are 11 years old . The outdoor condenser fan motor failed is overheating and making noise Needs new Dual run capacitor 45/5 uf and recommend compressor hard start kit. I called Trane distribution and they stated motor is not available And needs to be ordered from factory and can take 5 to 7 Business days DUE TO AGED AND CONDITIONS VS COSTS OF REPAIRS RECOMMEND TO UPGRADE COMPLETE SYSTEM. GAS FURNACE IS 25 years old and AC AND COIL 11 years old refrigerant r 410a is phased out by EPA. Homeowner is aware of the conditions of the equipment. Customer wants to get a Quote for new complete system appointment is set for today from 2 to 5 pm to discuss dif

For this job, I completed a quoted repair. This involved replacing an ECM blower motor. Replacing a capacitor. And adding 2 1/2 pounds of refrigerant. The new motor was installed we insured that all the wires and connections were secure and properly connected. We tested the motor to ensure that everything was working. Thank you so much for choosing T TE certified.

Did leak search for customer finally can fix it.

-install customer provided Tesla wall connector -install circuitry and breaker -setup Tesla wall connector -underneath panel installation

For this job, I worked on demoing old burned panel. will return Monday morning with all the material that I need to complete new 200 AMP service install. The house will be up to code electrically after this project.

Upon arrival, we met with the owners. Per Isaac, we re running the mini hydrojetter from the washer box up to the kitchen drain tie in and then from the sink to the sewer branch tie in. We first ran from the washer box through the p-trap and could not get far past the kitchen tie in. With the mini camper, we confirmed that section was clear. We moved to the kitchen. The immediate drain is copper and cast iron, before it ties to PVC in the basement. We were able to get the equipment up to the sewer branch tie in. We made several passes, confirmed the line is clear but is flat which causes it to drain slowly and holding water at the bottom of the pipe. We ran the sink and washer to confirm the line is open and flowing.

On this visit I Installed a new 50a circuit for new induction stove/oven, ran new wire, installed new beaker, and new outlet. I then Demoed existing bathroom lights, and boxes, and ran new wire from splice box to light.

I arrived to the customers home and he is having backup occur when he runs the washing machine. I visually inspected the piping yesterday to see that this line ties in before the kitchen, which I was under the assumption that there could be a grease buildup. I recommended a mini camera and got it this morning to perform the camera inspection. Large amounts of grease were found on the kitchen line approximately 26 feet from the washing machine drain. It was advised to the customer to have the flat sections of drain line replaced for a permanent solution, but his goal is to move out in a couple years and his goal is to perform a jet on the drain line to allow drainage. I also recommended the customer start endure drain treatment out of a preventative measure. Jetting is scheduled to take place today between two and five.

Replaced kitchen faucet

Customer supplied toilet install

Customer had a toilet that was backed up due to a soft blockage in the toilet trap, so I gave the option to run the auger down the toilet and have to run the auger. It cleared the blockage and after testing the toilet is flushing properly with no backups and no leaks present.

Customer called about a leak in home. TE arrived and inspected home of leak.

Thank you for contacting TE Certified to help with your Home Care needs. For this appointment I removed your attic fan and safely isolated the wires in a new box. I’ve attached all the pictures taken throughout the process with this invoice. If you have any questions or if you experience any electrical issues, please contact me directly. If you would like help from any of our other professional tradesmen with 5% off your next home improvement solution, please contact our office and they will happily assist you. Thank you again for your time and the opportunity to serve you, your family, and home. Take care and have a blessed 4th of July weekend! 😁👍

SERVICE CALL: upon arrival homeowner stated both hvac systems are Not working properly on cooling mode. After complete troubleshooting I found both systems are R 22 refrigerant type 2 ton capacity each unit 18 years old they are not in good maintenance conditions the second floor System metal drain pan and inside the burners compartment are full of Rust that’s indication of water leak it’s possible coil start leaking refrigerant Check condenser units are highly impacted check pressure second floor Is slightly low. NO T E FLOOD PROTECTION FOR BOTH SYSTEMS ALREADY PAST LIFE EXPECTANCY FROM MANUFACTURE P,US R 22 refrigerant is already phased out by epa. DUE TO AGED AND CONDITIONS I RECOMMEND TO UPGRADE BOTH SYSTEMS. HOMEOWNER IS AWARE OF THE CONDITIONS OF THE EQUIPMENT. THANKS FOR CHOOSING T E CERTIFIED.

Replaced 2 water stops for multiple toilets throughout the home. Also, cut out and replaced master trap for upstairs master bath sink. Leak also coming from overflow on sink, tried to seal with caulk. Advised homeowner of situation and some possible solutions to get it resolved permanently.

Added new outlet for game room in the basement. Outlet was tested and working properly. Sold work to separate neutrals and to add surge protection on July 13th.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Customer has 26 y/o Trane system that operates for main level. System was not cooling due to blown 3 amp fuse caused by overheating condensate pump. Condensate pump is bad. Customer will replace condensate pump. Replaced 5 MFD capacitor. Performed blower wheel cleaning. Recommend inline water safety. R22 pressure levels were fair. Declining efficiency. Informed customer of all findings. System is currently working.

Troubleshoot light not working

Replace customers expansion tank PRV and installed a new shower cartridge.

Gave customer quote for PRV new shower cartridge, new expansion tank and found her prv

Arrive spoke with customer he stated system hasn’t been cooling. Check indoor air handler. No in-line safety no wet switch. Found dirty blower wheel. Bad run capacitor. And failing blower motor. Found dirty evaporator coil. Checked outdoor unit. Found failed dual capacitor. Customer approved capacitors replacement only. Replaced indoor run capacitor and outdoor dual capacitor. Cycled system on. Checked amperage and pressures. Compressor amperage almost at what is rated. Failing odf motor. System operating at this time, but recommend system replacement due to age and efficiency. Put estimate together to have idea of repair cost. Will not do major component repair as system is 2007 R22. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Shark-bite fittings removal in garage ceiling x 4 / installed permanent pro-press fittings on copper water lines…..

-replace damaged light fixture -replace mismatched breakers in sub panel

Leak from bathroom above through ceiling in kitchen Cut drywall in master bath tub area to access pipes to locate leak Found leak on cold water pipe leaking down wall onto bottom plate of wall, the onto and through the subfloor, leaking through the ceiling below onto hardwood floors in kitchen Screw from shower door frame had penetrated pipe during installation and never leaked until it rusted away causing leak and damages Cut out leaking pipe and replaced with new pipe and fittings Also replaced PRV for preventative maintenance purposes

Troubleshoot outlet not working and install customer provided switches