This technician was very kind, patient knowledgeable and professional. I would definitely recommend this company to everyone!
Brandon was excellent. Explained everything that was wrong and repaired everything perfectly. Thank you so much for the outstanding experience.
Great service. Kept me updated on his arrival time. Didn’t take too long to figure out the problem.
Water heater located in the garage is pouring water from the t&p valve continuously. Shut off the water to the home and drained the system. Disconnected and removed the water heater, removed the pressure regulator valve as well. Installed a new pressure regulator valve and a new shut off valve for the home. Installed a new 50 gallon gas water heater, with a pan, thermal expansion tank, and new gas supply line. Turned on the water and pressurized the system. Ignited the water heater and purged the lines. No leaks detected. The water heater is functioning properly and within regulations.
Water coming through the ground of the front entrance of the property. I shut off the water and dug down to find the main water service line. The water service line is not at recommended depth and is along the path of a dirt and grass road. The area of the water service line is on a mountainous area, I do recommend rerouting the line to prevent further damage from vehicles. After discovering the 2” pvc water main I cut out the damaged section and replaced. Turned on the water and pressurized the seater system. Backfilled the area with gravel and dirt. Tested with no leaks.
Wiretap light box in garage and reinstalled existing pull chain fixture Garage outlets not working properly.
Came out for a two system inspection. Found that both systems haven’t been maintenance for over three years. Both systems has dirty, evaporator coils, as well as dirty blower motors. We found out both systems had completely impacted filters causing airflow issues. This explains why the blower wheel and evaporator coils are dirty. We found that the upstairs system did not have TE flood protection, this can lead to catastrophic ceiling damage. We also found that the drain line upstairs is on the verge of clogging, and this will cause water to back up into the drain pan and possible overflow. The downstairs unit is servicing apart of the upstairs and part of the basement. The customer wants to have that unit service other areas in the basement. We will need to install one return duct and two supply ducts to heat and cool the basement. We checked both outdoor units and they were working according to specifications. These units are r410a systems that are both 2021. The Systems are mechanica
Troubleshoot electrical issue. ISSUE:no power to garage outlets LOCATION: garage, outside outlets FINDINGS: a lamp post light was recently installed in the front yard replacing an old lamp post light. There was a junction box over an outlet box with an outlet a line running to another junction box then underground feeding the lamp post light. The outlet was rusted out, and the boxes were not sealed so water was getting in both of them. The connections in the lamp post also had water in them. RESOLUTION: feed line to junction box uninstall photocell that no longer works. Make junctions and seal boxes, install box extender with new weather tight bubble cover with weather resistant outlet. We redid connections in lamppost and made sure that they were up in the post and not touching the ground. We were able to reset the GFI to restore power to these areas.
Upon are customer stated that ac unit was not blowing and sound like metal was hitting something inside cabinet. After inspection of system found that unit had a failed blower wheel that was very clogged and fell from shaft of motor. Blower motor has seized up and blower capacitor is bad. The Emergency drain pan is unleveled. Recommend adding inline float switch to primary ac drain line and wet pan switch to emergency drain pan. Furnace is 14 years old, ac unit is 6 years old. Duct system is very dirty. Thermostat is not staying in place at base on wall. Checked outdoor system, condenser coils is dirty, contactor is pitted, capacitor is testing bad, the condenser pad is cracked and causing unit to be unbalanced. Gave customer estimates to replace blower wheel, blower motor, blower capacitor, add in line float switch and wet pan switch, clean outdoor condenser coils, changed outdoor capacitor and contactor, install new condenser pad, this does require a refrigerant repair by removing th
Main panel is burnt in two different places and needs to be replaced. Anything we touch we bring up to code changing out the panel we require that we install dual function AFCI/GFCI breakers. We will also update the grounding system to reflect current code. We will install search protection as well as update smoke detectors to code. Permit will either be pulled through Stockbridge or Henry County. This will make the house is safe as we can possibly make it without rewiring the entire house.
Homeowner had us out today because her system is not cooling. Upon arrival we noticed that it is currently 73° inside the home and the system is off. Homeowner informed us that she’s noticed that the system goes from Cold to hot. We checked electrical and found that the 10 MFD capacitor for the blower motor is worn out and will need to be replaced. We also noticed some biological growth on inside of the system. We went out to the outdoor system which is from 2002. We noticed that the outdoor fan was not spinning. We checked electrical and found at the 45/5 capacitor was out of range and needed to be replaced. We also noticed that the contactor was very pitted and also recommend replacement. After replacing the 45/5 capacitor, we noticed that the refrigerant pressures were low and the system is an R 22 system. Presented all recommendations to homeowner. Homeowner chose to only replace 45/5 capacitor. We recommended getting an option for full system replacement.
If you want to do the panel install in stages, I will have to create separate estimates for the smokes, grounding, and surge protection. This will increase the cost of these items because we do group or rate pricing and when you do everything together, it’s cheaper. Please let me know if this is something that you wanna do. You can just respond to this email and I can work on the estimates and get them to you. Thank you Troubleshoot electrical issue. ISSUE: outlets not working in basement. Outside fans not working. Bottom outlets and theater room not working. Fan and bedroom upstairs is wired so that it comes on with another light. GFI keeps tripping in master bathroom.. LOCATION: throughout home FINDINGS: outlets in basement and outside we’re not working due to a trip GFI in the basement. Along with the GFI dripping in the master bathroom, it is likely that both of these GFCI’s are going bad due to age or some kind of surge from the power company or lightning strike. RESOLUTION:
Installed a client provided toilet for the basement bathroom. The toilet is secured in place and flushing properly. The flange for the toilet is higher than normal which causes the toilet to not sit flush on the floor and can cause the toilet to rock. I recommend having the flange replaced and lowered. Water pressure to the home is 86psi. Regulations require that the pressure be between 50-80psi to prevent leaks or pipe damage.
Troubleshoot electrical issue. ISSUE: dryer stopped working after power outage LOCATION: laundry room FINDINGS: electrical from breaker all the way to the outlet is fine. no loose connections and receiving 240 V at the breaker and at the outlet RESOLUTION: call appliance company to check out the dryer
Sunday, Customer had a blockage in garbage disposal, when dishwasher finished cycle it backed up during the draining process and is now giving an error. Upon arrival there was no active blockage in garbage disposal, kitchen drain pipes, or dishwasher hose. Recommended that customer contacts appliance company to check out dishwasher.