Norcross GA Electrical Service And Repairs

Replaced water heater in ceilings

Pump unit down. Cut lines and extended refrigerant line set. Also extended thermostat low-voltage wires. Nitro brazed. Pressure test. Vacuumed lines to remove all moisture and noncondensibles. Charge system with 1 pound of 410 a. Cycled system on. Unit is operating.

Tub dripping nonstop. Replaced Delta cartridge.

Pressure for home @60PSI, but when water is ran drops to 30PSI. Replaced PRV and set pressure to 75PSI.

Led light kit in ceiling fan has failed. It was controlled by incandescent dimmer. Replace incandescent dimmer with led dimmer

Bonus room not working

Install new main level complete system Install new drain pan with water safety switches Mastic seal connections Bring system up to code to pass inspection Install new outdoor pad Flush clean and pressure check existing Lineset System start up

Installed a tankless

Changed out water heater

Performed HomeCare routine maintenance inspection on 22 y/o Trane furnace matched with 7 y/o Carrier that operates for upper level. Checked amp draws. Cleaned flame sensor. Cleared pressure switch tubing. Upgraded water protection. Replaced 16x25x4 media filter. Flue venting is incorrect. Noticed poor combustion. Main level consist of 20 y/o Lennox furnace matched with 1 y/o Rheem AC. Checked amp draws. Cleaned flame sensor. Cleared pressure switch tubing. Recommend blower wheel cleaning. Replaced 16x25x1 filter. Recommend that furnaces for both levels be replaced due to declining efficiency. Pressure levels were normal. Condenser electrical components are good. System is currently working.

Replaced 2in shower drain in master bath. Removed old shower valve and roughed in new one.

Replace bad 2nd generation ch dual function breaker with new 6 generation breaker

Expansion tank spraying water. Replaced & mounted expansion tank. Replaced T&P and flushed water heater.

Installed a new gas water heater

Replace hazardous panel, add smoke detectors, surge protection and dual function breakers as per existing electrical code

Read new connections on switch for fan

Customer has a leak in the garage ceiling. I opened it up to find the cause, there were multiple spots where the leak could be coming from. I was able to find the cause and it’s the shower pan liner is leaking, meaning the issue is within the tile work in the shower. I explained to the customer that the best solution would be to retile the shower.

Replace bath fans and install outlet in attic

Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.

Tested system not cooling for the whole home. Found the condenser fan motor outside has failed and also tested both the fan motor and the compressor with a meghometer. Both were reading that the windings were bad. Also tested the capacitor and contactor along with the indoor components. Found that the blower motor capacitor was slightly low and the wheel was very dirty. System had dryer vent, running for the flue pipe and needs to be replaced with Bvent. Today we completed The bare minimum basic repairs to get the system running today. This included replacing the compressor, condenser fan motor, capacitor, contactor, flue pipe, and cleaning the condenser coil. Tested system fully after repairs and found no failures at this time.

Replaced customer supplied thermostat. Started and tested thermostat. Showed customer how to work thermostat. System is running at this time .

Replaced frost free hose spigot for back of home and reworked piping underneath kitchen sink adding new ball valve.

The expansion tank at the water heater has burst and flooded the basement. According to the homeowner and the staining on the wall the water reached a few inches high flooding the burner chamber of the water heater/burner assembly. Per manufacturer recommendation the water heater is not to be put back into service. Shut off the water to the home and drain the system down. Remove the existing water heater and associated piping. Install new Rheem 50 gallon water heater in a pan with new piping for the recirculation system, valves. Check valves, expansion tank, etc. Install new PRV, main valve. And remove/replace SharkBite fittings on the main inlet before the PRV. Pressurize the system and remove the air from the lines, set the pressure to 65 psi, and put the water heater into service.

Cut open the Sheetrock wall on the backside of the bathtub. Turned on the water to recreate the leak. Ran the bathtub, shower, sink and flushed the toilet. No leak could be found at the time. The Sheetrock has no signs of water inside of the wall.

Responded to no heat call, found bad board and gas valve, also noticed rusted flue pipe and heat exchanger. System lacks proper flood protection as well. Due to age and condition strongly recommend system replacement Based on our findings today, it might be time to think about getting a brand new system.