Snellville, GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Troubleshoot and Make Repairs

Installed Brand new panel

Installed new panel

Installed a customer supplied toilet in the master bathroom.

Install customers lavatory faucet

Completed system inspection, checked all mechanical and electrical components of the system Furnace flue vent will need to be repaired or replaced system. We need duck work cleaning. I recommended indoor air quality products to the client proper flood safety switches. Client will speak with spouse to go over the quote and estimate

Upstairs and Main Systems Good ( 12 months interest free financing or save additional 1000 if pay check or credit card )

Sunroom Mini Split Durastar Energy Efficient

Install new ev charger from main electrical in the basement to the garage Install Tesla load monitor Add whole home surge in main electrical

Full system Had to build back supply plenum 12”+ Media cab Did not send flu to bring exhaust back to unit

Performed full system home care on whole home system. Tested system and heat, changed filters, and tested components. During testing found a low capacitor, gas trap, installed incorrectly, and subpar flood protection. Today we replaced the capacitor and tested the system after replacement. System operating at this time.

Sub panel with surge protector Dedicated circuit for sunroom Dedicated circuit for space heater Dedicated circuit for future split Separate sunroom from upstairs bedroom Installed 25 amp breaker for future ac unit

Troubleshoot Ran new circuit to junction box for microwave. Replaced breaker in the panel

Installed gas valve for future stove, and installed nipple on stove.

Replaced master bathroom toilet and shut off valve for rear hose bib drain.

Return to customers home to inspect growth on the inside of system. Open the Plenum and saw the same amount of growth as last time on the duct board supply plenum. While checking the return plenum also saw dust buildup inside. Informed customer of growth inside of the supply plenum.

Replaced a 50 gallon water heater and prv

Installed Ethernet port in an office

Replaced a breaker that is oversized for the wire size. Changed from a 20A breaker to a 15A breaker. Replaced two breakers on inspection report. Self test no longer operational.

Today I took a look at the master bathroom and main bathroom both experiencing some issues. Main bathroom tub spout runs while the shower head is also running, shower has a three handle valve that would need to be rebuilt. Master shower gets no cold water. I took a water pressure reading and it’s at 120psi, normal pressure should be between 65 and 75psi for proper function of fixtures. My recommendation is to replace the pressure regulating valve that is in the crawl space and add an expansion tank. An expansion tank is needed as it works alongside the pressure regulating valve. I’ve explained my findings in detail to the homeowners.

Installed a new GFCI receptacle in the crawl space for the sump pump for HVAC unit. Previous company has verified unit is fine, and requested the GFCI to be replaced. I verified with the pump running that there is no ground fault in the circuit.

Installed new ceiling fan. Pulled new outdoor rated wiring, and outdoor rated junction boxes for basement porch ceiling fan.

Ran tub gun down shower to remove hair from the drain that was causing it to drain slowly

Cut out old flange way too low into finished floor, installed coupling and added pipe in order to glue brand new flange at proper level 1/4 of an inch above floor level. Installed new wax ring and nylon bolts, base sealed with clear caulking. Also slightly off set new straight stop over to left a few inches in order to not hit against side of toilet. Water turned in and flushed to test and ensure proper function.

Remove old faucet and replace with customer supplied Water pressure is 80 psi and system was galvanized water service Added angle stops to ensure proper shut offs and braided supply lines