Erik was great, very professional and knowledgeable. Worked fast too The $189 for the toilet auger was high
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Jonah did not seem confident in any communication. Was on the phone and checking the how-to manual. Other guy with him looked at the giant furnace and asked if it was a heat pump. They were pleasant and professional, but didn’t give “we’ve got this under control” vibes. Price for diagnostic was fine. Repair quote seems high.
Response from TE Certified Electrical, Plumbing, Heating & Cooling:
We are so sorry to hear expectations were not met. Please reach out to us at 770-291-5566 so that we can work towards a remedy.
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Jeff did a wonderful job identifying our problem and giving us options so that we could select the best fix for our family. He was friendly, timely, and did a great job.
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Being fair, TE overcame supplier failures and did a good job.
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Professional detailed estimate is what earned the job. Work completed per estimate and was very neat and clean.
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Replacing a 50 year old electrical panel is not fun, but the job was completed with as few dings as possible. The work was well done, and the mess cleaned up.
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Gabe (the tech) was outstanding. He arrived on time, looked at the problem, suggested a solution then gave quote. I ok’d quote, then after several hours of repair, the issue was solved. Very satisfied with excellent service.
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David was so knowledgeable and went above and beyond getting the technical parts set up for me and then explained how to manage the apps. I really appreciated that he didn’t rush through the process!
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Chase, the electrical technician, was very professional and apprised me of several options to fix a complicated electrical configuration caused by a general contractor I had hired. He got everything up and running again, including a new fan and recessed lighting that had not been working. Highly recommend this company.
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Out of nowhere, a bathroom outlet started hissing and grinding. We got scared. I Googled “electrician Dunwoody” and started calling places. The first outfit I called said they could send someone- in three days! Next I called TE Certified. The answering agent said our outlet issue was urgent and she put us on the top of the list for same-day service. Within three hours, Jesus arrived. He called first, when he was a half-hour away. He arrived when he said he would and couldn’t have been nicer. He tested things and explained everything. He gave us options for fixes, and then he fixed us up. Very grateful to TE and Jesus, and the woman who answered my call!
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Replace garbage diposal with 1/2 HP InkSinkerator Replaced a failing garbage disposal with 1/2 HP InSinkErator. Tested all connections for leaks. Replacement is good. Customer was also experiencing a blockage inside mainfloor hallway bathroom. Ran closet auger and cleared blockage.
Completed home care maintenance on one system.
Tested system not heating for the main level of the home. Found the blower motor, not kicking on due to a failed capacitor. Fully tested the system with a new capacitor and found carbon monoxide readings coming from the vents. Inspected the heat exchanger through the high limit and found a crack on the eyelet along with around the first bend of the heating exchanger. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.
Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Smoke coming out of furnace. Yellow flames in furnace. Located crack in heat exchanger. Dangerous. System is turned off. Flue pipe going up into wall and flue roof vent is in bad condition. Rusted flue roof vent on roof. Install manager scheduled Saturday 2-5
At arrival on 10/31/25 Issue: no heat System: System D Finding: bad contactor, bad pressure switch, blown 3A fuse, extremely dirty blower wheels, weak blower motor, dirty air ducts, low voltage wires exposed, bad thermostat. Recommendations: Upgrade system or address above issues. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system. Set a lead for Monday.
Troubleshooting-Landscape lights (front/back) Replacing the Existing AC Unit Wiring/Very Old Sub Panel (2) AC Unit Disconnects 50a 240v Circuit Large AC Unit 20a 240v Circuit Small Ac Unit NewGrounding System (2) Ground Rods Bonding the PRV - To the Automatic Transfer Switch Replacing Existing Panel to 54 Space Panel (33) Dual Function breakers (GFCi/Arc Fault) Permit Same Day Discount (8) Smoke Detectors Master bedroom Closet Fixtures (3) Split Payment Credit Card (1) $10,267.00 (2) $3541.00
Tested system not heating for the whole home. This unit is a 90,000 BTU furnace with a 5 ton AC. Found the positive pressure switch was not opening and causing a fault on the board. Found that there was a good bit of water inside the drain and got all of it out. The system again was getting the same fault. Inspected the heat exchanger thoroughly and found multiple holes in the primary heat exchanger. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.
Came out to master bath room, bar basement and partial kitchen remodel. Previous electrician clean up and restore power to basement bar area, microwave, kitchen switches, pre wired back deck heaters and rewired master bathroom. Surge protectors installed in both main panels. Most materials were customer supplied. No warranty given on previous work. If return visit is required that would require a charge.
The homeowner had a leaking garbage disposal, so I replaced it with a new one of the same size, featuring a one-horsepower motor. Additionally, I re-piped the main water line that enters the slab, replaced the main shut-off, the pressure regulator, and the hose bib shut-off for safety concerns and for homeowner to have higher water pressure. After completing these repairs, I insulated the pipes and thoroughly tested everything to check for leaks.
Replaced penetration for water line due to a break. Sealed with cement and tar. Tested for leaks and function. There is a leak somewhere else on the main line. Quoted a line replacement and scheduled leak detection at customer request.
Replace damaged section of return pipe upstairs . Replaced damaged ductwork. Tested upstairs and downstairs units in heating and air . The drain upstairs was almost completely clogged cleared drain added drain tablets. The systems are performing well now .
Called in for water pouring through ceiling. Homeowners turned off the water to the home. Upon arrival found that the ceiling was bowed, cracked, and holding water. Laid out plastic, and removed the drywall to determine what was burst. Found that a previous repair coupling had failed and burst causing the damage. Cut out the failed pipe and fittings and installed new pipe and fittings connecting back to the good, existing piping. Pressurized and checked the system.
Upstairs system is not heating due to a low voltage issue. I also noticed no ss1 on condensate drain, recommend wet switch to ensure no water issues, run capacitor is out of manufacture specs, gas sediment trap isn’t up to code, blower wheel is dirty, inducer motor is over amping, hot surface igniter is worn out, evaporator coil is rusted out, and system is low on return air by a 10 inch duct. Also noticed rust, burnt, and small hole on heat exchanger. Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.
Customer had a three eighths inch soft copper gas line that snapped off just below the shut off for the gas clothes dryer. There were two fixtures running off of the same three eighths line, which happened to be the dryer.And the range. They're dryer area within the utility room has an option for electrical.They opted to swap out their dryer for an electric dryer and simply cap off the line at the t for both fixtures. Capped off the line and tested with bubbles after turning the gas back on. I then tested the range for usability. It lit up on all burners. Thank you for choosing and considering t e for your plumbing needs
