Woodstock, GA – Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Service

For this job, I install an ev wall connector

installed 1 smoke detector at the bottom of the stairs on the main floor, 1 customer provided 4” recessed can light, and 1 GFCI outlet. Also took a look inside customers main electrical panel. All repairs done for sellers’ agreement. Customer is selling home.

Arrived on site to troubleshoot AC working intermittently. The homeowner stated that the HVAC department of TE was out to look at the AC unit and realized that there was an issue with the electrical breaker. Upon arrival, we realize that when we would move the meter main cover the AC will turn on and off. Once we remove the panel cover, we realized that the breaker was not seated into place correctly. We removed the breaker and noticed a damaged part on the breaker. We also noticed damage to the busing in the outdoor disconnect. We informed the homeowner of these issues. For today, we replaced the 40 amp ac breaker and relocated breaker on buss bar so as not to use damaged buss bar. We also installed breaker blanks in the location of the hold panel. We made new connections for the A/ C unit as well. We discussed installing whole home service protection at the main panel with the homeowner. He did not want to move forward with that at this time. Everything for today has been completed.

For this job the customer stated they detected a gas leak underneath the stove. Further inspection showed a small gas leak located at the regulator. I also noticed the water pressure to the home was low and the customer stated they see a significant pressure drop when multiple fixtures were being ran. I gave the customer multiple options and they decided to replace the pressure regulator and fix the minor gas leak. All work was thoroughly tested for leaks and proper function.

Installed customer supplied Tesla charger next to panel.

Installed a customer supplied capacitor as a one time courtesy. This part has no warranty in anyway with TE Certified

Hot water line on the outlet of the water heater had a pinhole leak. Removed female adapter on hot water outlet and removed a section of pipe. Installed a brass female adapter and 24” of copper pipe. Turned the water back on and checked all fittings. Lit the pilot light and set the temperature to 120 degrees. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Inspection System has high superheat and low subcooling, indicating that the evaporator coil is starved of refrigerant. I performed a courtesy, electronic leak check without success. The equipment also has a 14 to 15° temperature drop which makes it struggle on high demand days. Both the condenser coil and blower will need to be cleaned. The system has poor flood protection. Due to the condition of the equipment and the lack of maintenance, it would be a good idea to look into options to replace rather than repair. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Replace ceiling fans and box in upstairs bedroom

Arrived at customers home due to complaint of water on the floor. Upon further inspection, found water damage in sheet rock in basement below. Upon further inspection, also found that the thermal expansion valve has failed resulting in water, running nonstop outside. Water damage cause appears to be from a connection from the valve supply to kitchen sprayer head, which had come loose. Advised customer, I simply re-seated the connection and everything is working at this time. Also recommended a customer installing a replacement kitchen faucet. Customer has kitchen faucet on order and will advise us when it is available. Fixed kitchen faucet has a courtesy. ( no warranty) Removed faulty, thermal expansion valve and capped half inch line as there is already a thermal expansion tank installed. Performed a leak search to identify and determine cause of water damage in ceiling below. There are no plumbing issues at this time. Everything is in working order. Patch boys

Full system installed with: New safety switches New plenum New drain pan New condensate pump New flue mods New thermostat wire New whip and disconnect

We provide and install a 3/4hp Customer called us out for a leak under the kitchen sink. Upon arrival the customer expressed to me how they noticed a leak under the garbage disposal. The customer stated this is the first time they are experiencing this issue. We took a look underneath the kitchen sink and noticed some water and we inspected the bottom of the disposal and noticed water dripping. We then tested the other side to ensure there was not a blockage present further down the line and there were no signs. We ran a little of water on the disposal side and we noticed the water dripping right away. We let our customer know the disposal has failed and would need replacement. The customer is aware that the bottom of the cabinet has some damage to it. We gave our customer a few options and they decided to move forward with the replacement. We removed the old mounting bracket and disposal , and we installed a new mounting bracket along with the new garbage disposal. We connected the m

For this call, we came out to inspect a back flow valve for the sewage line that was in the home. Due to its location, there really wasn’t any viable option to remove it so that the home owner could put flooring over tin without a panel or access point. If was to be removed, it would fail by code, so the only other option for that would be to bust concrete and redo the drains going towards the utility room and add a sewage ejector pump. While we were here, homeowner mentioned water pressure issues in the home so we also inspected pressure, expansion tank and the heater to which was around 15 years old. We recommended replacement to be proactive and while here we would change out the PRV as well as a new expansion tank included with heater replacement. After removing old heater and PRV, we installed new heater, and set the new PRV to 65 PSI and expansion tank to 70 PSI. We added an anode rod to the heater to give it a 10 year warranty life as well. After turning water back on, and testi

The customer lost power to the work bench along with the post lights and the GFCI outback for the fountain. I found a faulty GFCI located on the left work bench that had signs of over heating and a failure. This circuit is being controlled by #10 in the right panel. After replacing the device power was restored. At the fountain I removed the old GFCI, installed a bonding screw for the box, a new weather resistant duplex outlet with a new in use bubble cover. I made the homeowner aware of double tapped neutrals inside both panels and left an estimate for the repairs.

This option includes the installation of two complete 2-ton Daikin Fit heating and cooling systems to serve your home—one for the main floor and one for the upstairs. What's Included: Two Complete Daikin Fit Systems: Each system features a high-efficiency 18 SEER2 air conditioner, an 80% efficient two-stage furnace with a variable-speed fan for enhanced comfort, and a matched evaporator coil—all designed to work together seamlessly. Smart Thermostats: Two Wi-Fi-enabled Daikin One Touch thermostats with full-color touchscreens, allowing you to control your comfort from anywhere. Air Purifiers: Two AprilAire high-efficiency air purifiers (one per system) to help remove dust, pollen, pet hair, and other airborne particles for cleaner, healthier air. New Plenums: Four new metal plenums (both supply and return for each system) to ensure proper airflow and energy efficiency. Two New Supply Registers: High-velocity 14"x6" registers installed on the main floor for improved air distribution.

For this job we installed a new 28Kw whole home generator in the right hand side of the home. Installed generator on a concrete pad. Installed a 200 amp transfer switch with breaker space to the right hand side of the meter to feed the two ac units coming out of the meter main combo. Gas line is completed and inspector will come back tomorrow to inspect it. I will be back after that to complete start up and perform QC visit along with complete transfer procedure.

Customer called us out for disposal jam. Manually unjammed disposal and all is functioning now. Customer also mentioned high pressure in home, 100psi to be exact and will likely call us out soon for replacement.

Today we came out for the only system not cooling 2014 trane 3.5 ton ac single stage. Client has replaced capacitor on this unit not too long ago. Cycled equipment from thermostat and checked operations. Inspected all electrical components and connections found failed duel motor starter serving compressor. With part failing compressor has been compromised. Made band aid repair and scheduled install supervisor for Saturday. Left all equipment operational.

Today we replaced the customers leaking water heater with a standard Rheem 50 gallon gas water heater. This included a new expansion tank strapped to the wall for support, a new quarter turn ball valve for the cold and hot sides on the water heater, a new whole home main shut off, and a pan and water leak alarm. We also insulated the water lines with fiber glass insulation and added valve tags. The tmp was ran outside in grey poly piping so we ran a whole new line outside in cpvc as a courtesy for the customer.

Water service line was leaking just past the water meter. I dug down to find a cracked elbow fitting on the PVC water line. I cut past all of the fittings and glued a PEX adapter onto the house side of the pipe. I used pex pipe and stainless steel fittings to reconnect to the water meter. I pressurized the line and monitored the meter for 15 minutes before burying the repair to check for leaks. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

Removed toilet in downstairs powder room. Reinstalled after flooring repair from leaking flange seal. Leak tested all work. Caulked around toilet. Thank you for choosing TE Certified!

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. ServiceTitan Invoice Summary Service Visit Summary: Technician arrived to diagnose a no-cooling issue with the 2021 Rheem furnace, air conditioning system, and coil. During diagnosis, the no-cooling condition was found to be caused by a failed outdoor control board. The control board was replaced and the system was tested to verify proper operation. During the inspection, the technician also identified several areas that would benefit from additional attention. The system has had limited maintenance, the bypass ductwork is missing proper insulation, and improvements to the home’s indoor air quality were recommended. Proper floor protection around the equipment was also noted as an area needing attention. Recommended Options Option 1 – Repair / Restore Operation Replace the failed outdoor control board and verify system operation. This addresses the immediate no-cooling issue and restores the system’s ability to operat

Water leaking in kitchen ceiling. Checked both drain lines (min and secondary drain lines) and both drain lines are clear. Possible not hvac related. Water heater is coated on the second floor. Inspected system. Heat exchanger is very rusted and compromised, flue pipe not fully connected to furnace, compressor has high amperage of 15.56 amps ( shouldn’t be higher than 19.9 amps, by the label) and head pressure too high (424 psig). Furnace is 21 years old and ac 9 years old. Highly recommend to upgrade the furnace, for safety and comfort issues. Set a lead to quote upgrading for the system, for today. Couldn’t precise where this leaking is coming from. Told customer that kitchen ceiling will need to be cut, to expose where the leak is located. System is cooling and draining properly at this visit,

On today’s visit I spoke with the homeowner. The homeowner expressed an issue with a mainline clog. I ran water to confirm it was a Mainline clog. I wrote estimates to perform work and received approval. I ran my cable and was able to clear the blockage. I ran water after running my cable to confirm restoration of flow. I reset the toilet and gave it some flushes. I also did a super cleanup after work was completed. Shut off water supply to fixture, remove all fluid from fixture, remove china caps and bolts from fixture, pull water closet from base, clean flange and inspect for damage, perform drain clearing operation using specialty drain clearing equipment specifically designed for task, set new wax gasket on flange, new bolts and new supply. Fill and test, clean up work area.

Service Visit Summary Technician arrived to evaluate the 2020 Lennox 4-ton furnace, air conditioner, and coil serving the attic/main-floor system. The system was experiencing a no-cooling condition caused by improper zone operation, which resulted in the evaporator coil freezing. The coil was thawed and the system was evaluated. During the inspection, the technician also identified a noise concern coming from the compressor. The noise appears consistent with wear and tear that can occur as the compressor operates, particularly with the demands placed on the equipment by the zoned system. An airflow concern was also noted, with the existing ductwork design and layout contributing to restricted or less-than-ideal airflow. The system is currently functional, but the inspection identified several areas that could improve reliability, airflow, and overall system performance. Recommended Options Option 1 – Maintain the Existing System The system is currently operational, so no immediate