Woodstock, GA – Electrical, Plumbing & HVAC Service

Replaced ac unit disconnect. Was finished and putting cover on and got shocked with breaker off. Investigated further and was crouched on the line set and shocking me. Turned power off to home to make sure wasn’t underground power issue. No issue with underground and was instructed to turn off indoor ac unit and test again. No more voltage after turning off indoor unit and checked electrical connections inside unit and saw no issues. Was told by Liam that there’s some kind of issue inside indoor unit and hvac needs to further investigate. Homeowner had just had new units put in.

In the office room left of the front door I completed a back to back GFCI protected new location receptacle for the low voltage transformer on the exterior of the home. The circuit number for this device is #27 in the main panel. I supplied and installed a low voltage transformer on the left side of the home and wired in and installed lighting fixtures in the following locations: -Pathway Lighting- *Side walk left hand side *In bushes left hand side -Spot Lights- *Right hand corner of home *(2) in gutter facing front of home avoiding windows *Tree left front of home. Supply and install a photocell for the transformer. This will allow for automatic turning off and on the lights (Dusk till Dawn). All fixtures were put in place per customers request. I pointed and placed the gutter fixtures as well where the homeowner had requested them to go. I plugged the transformer in and checked all lighting and everything is working.

During our visit, a leak was located near the fire suppression Rpz box. After exposing the pipe and affected fittings, a broken galvanized pipe was located. The broken section of pipe was replaced with copper. The fire hose riser was reinstalled and shortened. After the repair was complete, the fire suppression system was restored with water. No leaks were present. The pipe was properly bedded and covered with dirt.

We replaced two timers for the pickleball court lights and playground post light, rewired the junction box for the light, and replaced the switch that controls the light

Replaced pressure reducing valve and main shutoff. Pressure is now 65 psi

For this job, I added an outlet off an existing circuit

Make all repairs necessary to restore the unit to full health and eliminate all other concerns. Checked all operations. Not interested in IAQ at this time.

Fuse replacement on Generac transfer switch

System is having trouble keeping up with temperature due to lack of maintenance and old age highly suggest replacement"

Had a stove they were trying to replace during installation the appliance installer couldn’t remove the gas. We removed the valve and flex line. Replaced the valve and installed customer supplied flex line to the valve. Thermal expansion tank was full of water and needed to be replaced. New one was installed and mounted to the water heater. The gas line outside at meter was painted and sealed around wall penetration. The powder room flush seal was replaced. All was tested and verified.

During our visit, two vessel style sinks and faucets were installed upstairs. The faucets and sinks were supplied by the customer. New drain assemblies and p-trap were installed as well. The sinks were also secured to the countertop with silicone. In the upstairs guest bathroom, a customer supplied waste and over flow trim was installed, along with a shower head. Each repair was tested for leaks after completion.

Replace nest thermostat that’s malfunctioning. Thermostat was cutting up in temp on its own .

We cut Sheetrock in basement apartment ceiling and found that there was a toilet in the master that was leaking from the base. Subfloor is soaking wet. We replaced toilet and shimmed to steady the toilet due to uneven flooring.

Performed inspection on 2017 carrier AC unit attached to a 2018 American standard tubular furnace. Customer states the upstairs portion is not getting cool. Upon inspection of the ductwork upstairs found the duck to be completely separated from the trunk line. And the air coming out of this trunk line is warm at best. also found one other section of ductwork to be really loose in crawlspace. Will quote a price to seal both of these pieces of ductwork up. I do not think this repair will solve the airflow issues upstairs. This is a 3 1/2 ton system on a 2200 square-foot home. The system is borderline too small already. The ductwork going upstairs is going through two floors and will never stay as cool as the downstairs area. The only real solution to this issue is to add a second system for the upstairs. This could be accomplished by adding a ductless mini split with two heads or a smaller one and a half ton traditional air conditioner system. Upon inspection of the furnace area found al

For this job we replaced a light bulb in the master bathroom. Everything was tested and is working properly.

Replaced leak leaking TXV valve on outdoor unit. Pulled vacuum and recharged with refrigerant. Replaced filter dryer. System is operating normal at this time.

Powder room toilet was filling up every once in a while. Checked water pressure and thermal expansion tank. Both are 3 years old and are functioning properly at this time. I gave customer options and full rebuild was the option chosen. We made repairs to the existing toilet and replaced the parts. Tested for proper operation and leaks.

For this job we installed two ceiling fans, two light fixtures and one ceiling fan rated box. Everything was tested and working properly.

We removed the existing crystal chandelier in the show room of the store to install a new customer supplied fixture. We made sure to bond the existing box before installing the new fixture. The switch is located by the front door and the switch turns all lights on.

The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Today we came out for main level not cooling trane 2 ton heat pump split 2007. Found system low on refrigerant performed electronic leak search found leaks in evaporator coil. Recharged system for temporary cooling and scheduled client with install supervisor for Friday 8-10 left all equipment operational.

For this job, we installed a new moen 1222 cartridge as well as new trim in the upstairs guest bathroom to stop constant water flow. We also plumed in new shut offs for the main in the house as well as, the exterior hose Bibb, also with a new pressure regulator for home. Once complete we cleaned up and tested our work for any issues. Thank you for choosing TE Certified.

Installed and provided quarter shut off hose bib for left side of the house. Customer was OK with hose bib, not being mounted to the side of the house due to big hole in the side of the house. Customer also stated that they did not want me going through the wall in the inside Also, after finishing the job I inspected the pressure on the house. Pressure is 100 informed customer that pressure was 100 customer said she already knew pressure was high. That’s the next thing to get fixed on the list left quote for that and to install three bidet seats tested for leaks no leaks

No cool main floor. Found system to have failed dual capacitor not starting compressor. Compressor has high inrush amp draw rush amp draw, dirty ac, no wet switch, cracked heat exchanger, noisy inducer, single wall flue pipe. Customer getting quote on replacing furnace. Replaced capacitor with turbo, added hard start and cleaned ac. Tested system after repairs made. System functioning properly at this time. Customer agreed to maintenance plan.

Replace outdoor capacitor , outdoor fan not spinning, check capacitor, and found it as bad.

Installed full system in attic. Unit working within manufacturer specifications.