Adairsville, GA

Electrician is repairing a free strand of service cable wire

Electrician is performing a maintenance on an existing panel we previously installed

Completed a full plumbing inspection and verified that all plumbing fixtures were properly functioning. Checked the home’s water pressure, which was measured at 68 PSI and is within the proper operating range. Inspected the water heater and thermal expansion tank, both of which are in good condition and functioning properly. No issues were found during the inspection.

Serviced a residence in Adairsville where a customer complained of lukewarm air coming from their vents when testing their heat pump in heating mode. Diagnostic checks on the heat pump revealed a sticking reversing valve solenoid and low refrigerant levels from a schrader valve leak. We replaced the valve core, serviced the reversing valve coil, and recharged R-410A refrigerant to spec, restoring powerful 115-degree heat distribution throughout the home.

Upon inspection, I identified a 1/2-inch water line that had been compromised by rodent activity. I carefully cut out the damaged section and reconnected the water line using appropriate fittings. After completing the repairs, I restored water flow and thoroughly inspected the area for any leaks. No leaks were detected, and the system operated smoothly. The workspace was cleaned and organized to ensure a tidy finish.

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Completed a plumbing service call to replace the existing shower head and tub spout. Removed the old fixtures and installed the new shower head and tub spout, securing all connections and checking for proper water flow. Tested the fixtures for leaks and verified proper operation. The correct trim kit will need to be ordered to complete the remaining shower hardware installation.

Completed a plumbing service call to remove and replace the existing sewage ejector pump. Removed the failed pump and inspected the basin, discharge piping, check valve, and electrical connections for any additional issues. Installed a new sewage ejector pump, reconnected the discharge piping and electrical connections, and secured all components properly. Tested the new pump through multiple cycles and verified proper operation, discharge flow, and drainage before completing the service.

Duct sealed where pipe enters inside of house. Duct sealed and concreted outside of house., once sealed buried pipe and cleaned work space.

Sealed the duct where the pipe enters the inside of the home to prevent water and air infiltration. Sealed and concreted the exterior area around the pipe penetration. Once all sealing and concrete work was completed, the area was backfilled and the pipe was buried. Cleaned the work area and left the workspace neat and orderly.

Replaced the pressure-reducing valve (PRV) and removed and replaced all SharkBite fittings throughout the house. Once all work was completed, turned the water back on and thoroughly checked the new connections for leaks. No leaks were found, and the plumbing system was checked for proper operation. Cleaned and organized the work area upon completion.

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Arrived on site and found the pressure regulator valve was dripping and needed to be replaced. Shut off the water, removed the faulty pressure regulator valve, and installed a new pressure regulator valve. Once installed, turned the water back on and thoroughly checked all connections for leaks. No leaks were found, and the system was operating properly. Cleaned and cleared the workspace upon completion.

Upon arrival, found the sink backing up. Augered the sink drain four times to fully clear the blockage. Once cleared, ran water through the sink to verify proper drainage and flow. Cleaned the work area upon completion.

Upon arrival, found the barn hose bib leaking due to a cracked PVC connection. Removed the damaged hose bib and cracked section of PVC and installed a new hose bib and connection. Turned the water back on and checked the repair for leaks. Once no leaks were found and proper operation was confirmed, cleaned the workspace and left the area neat.

Upon arrival, found the toilet fill valve had been running continuously for several months. Replaced the faulty fill valve, turned the water back on, and tested the toilet for proper operation and leaks. No leaks were found. Cleaned and restored the workspace upon completion.

Successfully installed Tesla Wall charger with dedicated 240-volt circuits, providing the homeowner with convenient, reliable Level 2 EV charging at home. Professional EV charger installation helps ensure proper capacity, safe operation, and dependable charging performance

Evaluated a home in Adairsville after the homeowner noticed flicking lights and burning smells near their older main panel. Discovered loose neutral wiring connections and severe heat corrosion on an outdated 150-amp load center. Upgraded the main service panel to a modern 200-amp Siemens panel with whole-house surge protection installed. All circuits tested stable with zero voltage drop or flicker under full household appliance load.

Got to job site and found new water heater not getting the proper power so I had to troubleshoot it and retrace the wire and find where the connection was lost. It was lost in the wire nuts because they were not tightened all the way, and it was not giving it enough power

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Found the shower cartridges leaking and continuously running because they were not shutting off completely, indicating the internal gaskets had failed. Replaced the shower cartridges and turned the water back on to test the system. Checked for proper operation and leaks, with no leaks found. Reinstalled the trim and cleaned the workspace.

Located the underground rupture, repaired the water line, and installed/serviced the 1-inch ball valve. System checked for proper flow and leaks.

Completed a repair to a leaking 1-inch PEX valve supplying water to the home. Removed the faulty valve and installed a new 1-inch PEX valve. Once the repair was completed, the water was turned back on and the system was thoroughly checked for leaks. No leaks were found, and proper water flow was confirmed. As a complimentary plumbing inspection, we also inspected the plumbing inside the home and discovered a recirculating pump that was not being used. We plugged the pump in and verified proper operation. Once activated, the homeowner immediately received hot water at the fixtures. All work was completed successfully, the system was tested, and the work areas were cleaned upon completion.

installed the new pressure-reducing valve (PRV) and ball valve. * Replaced/reworked the affected copper piping as needed for the new valves. * Confirmed copper pipe connections are properly soldered and supported. * Checked joints and fittings for leaks after installation. * Verified the PRV and ball valve are operating properly. * Checked water pressure after the PRV installation.

Replaced the failed pressure reducing valve (PRV) and main water shut-off valve supplying the home. Once the new valves were installed, the water was turned back on and the system was tested to verify proper operation and water flow. No issues were found, and the work area was cleaned thoroughly upon completion.