Roswell, GA

Completed warranty replacement of evaporator coil on Lennox HVAC system installed in attic space. Removed failed coil assembly, installed new evaporator coil with proper refrigerant line connections and electrical wiring, verified secure mounting and sealed unit. System tested and operational upon completion.

Responded to service call for electric water heater producing only lukewarm water. Upon inspection, diagnosed faulty heating element preventing unit from reaching proper temperature. Replaced defective heating element, verified proper electrical connections, and tested unit operation. Confirmed water heater now heating to full temperature and operating within normal parameters. System restored to proper working condition.

Responded to noise complaint regarding buzzing sound when air conditioning system activated. Performed electrical panel inspection and tested insulation resistance of AC circuit using megohmmeter, which indicated readings in acceptable range. Documented panel configuration and circuit conditions for service records.

Completed main level AC repair involving the multi-zone HVAC control system. Serviced and tested the HZ311 zone controller module, verifying proper operation of all three zones with heat, cool, fan, and purge functions operating correctly as indicated by the LED status indicators. Inspected and confirmed secure connections at all terminal blocks and thermostat control boards, ensuring proper wiring integrity throughout the system including the relay contactors and control circuitry within the electrical panel.

Responded to service call for condensate line leak in basement. Upon inspection, found moisture accumulation on evaporator coil assembly and surrounding metal housing, indicating active condensate drainage issue. Documented existing conditions showing water droplets on equipment surfaces and condensation buildup on HVAC components, confirming leak source at condensate drain system requiring repair or replacement to prevent further water damage.

Completed pump replacement for under-sink water filtration system as specified in approved quote. Replaced existing filtration pump unit with new assembly, verified all PVC connections to drainage system and water supply lines, tested system for proper operation and confirmed no leaks present.

Completed toilet tank repair by replacing defective fill valve and supply line. Installed new Korky brand fill valve assembly with proper float adjustment and connected refill tube to flush valve overflow. Replaced worn supply line to ensure proper water flow and prevent potential leaks. Tested system operation to verify proper tank filling, water level adjustment, and shutoff functionality. All components now operating within manufacturer specifications.

Picked up complete HVAC system equipment from Lawrenceville Team Air location, including 824 thermostat. Documentation photos captured dual outdoor condenser units installed on concrete pads against brick exterior with electrical disconnects properly mounted.

Responded to report of leak under bathroom sink. Upon inspection, found standing water in bathtub with discolored appearance indicating potential drainage issue. Assessed plumbing fixtures including chrome faucet, overflow drain assembly, and main drain. Documented conditions for further evaluation of drainage system and potential blockage causing water accumulation.

Responded to water leak emergency with water dripping through ceiling from master bathroom above. Inspected plumbing system beneath bathroom floor and identified failed flexible supply line connections at fixture. Customer had already shut off main water supply to prevent further damage. Documented existing water staining on ceiling and compromised supply line installation for repair recommendations.

# Leak Repair - Under-Sink Plumbing Responded to service call for leaking pump beneath kitchen sink. Upon inspection, identified leak originating from connections on water filtration system with multiple filter housings and green valve assembly. Inspected all PVC piping, P-trap configuration, braided stainless steel supply lines, and compression fittings for signs of water intrusion. Tightened metal hose clamps securing connections to green cylindrical component and verified proper seal on filter housing O-rings. Checked all shut-off valves and supply line connections for proper torque and alignment. Tested system under pressure to confirm leak was eliminated and all components functioning correctly.

Responded to customer concern regarding hot bathroom floor tile indicating potential leak. Conducted thorough inspection of bathroom vanity plumbing, kitchen sink connections, and surrounding areas. Inspected all visible water supply lines, drain connections, and shut-off valves for signs of moisture, corrosion, or active leaks. Checked beneath vanity cabinet and kitchen sink base for water damage or dampness. Documented conditions with photographs showing no visible water intrusion, staining, or moisture damage to cabinetry, flooring, or surrounding areas. Advised customer that hot floor tile may be caused by hot water supply line routing beneath flooring or radiant heating system rather than active leak, as no evidence of water leakage was detected during inspection.

Completed installation of HVAC equipment in horizontal configuration within confined attic space. Retrieved necessary equipment and transported to job site for system setup. Performed complete unit installation including proper positioning, mounting, and securing of equipment in tight clearance conditions. Installed manual damper in bedroom zone to provide individual temperature control and airflow regulation. Configured damper for proper operation and accessibility for future adjustments. Verified damper functionality and smooth operation throughout full range of motion. Connected all refrigerant lines, electrical wiring, and control circuits per manufacturer specifications. Ensured proper routing of copper lines and secure connections at all junction points. Completed condensate drain installation with appropriate pitch and termination. Verified all mechanical and electrical connections for safety and code compliance. Performed system startup procedures including electrical verifi

Responded to service call for faucet replacement. Upon arrival, accessed property using provided gate code and conducted assessment of existing plumbing fixtures. Documented pre-existing plumbing connections including flexible braided stainless steel supply lines with brass compression fittings serving hot and cold water distribution. Verified proper GFCI electrical protection present at work location. During inspection, also documented HVAC system condensate pump assembly to ensure no interference with plumbing work. Successfully completed faucet replacement with new fixture installed and all water supply connections properly secured and tested for leaks. All work performed to code specifications.

Responded to report of leak in upstairs bathroom occurring during faucet use. Upon investigation, inspected plumbing system including water heater installation, pressure regulation components, and associated piping. Documented existing Rheem Performance water heater with proper warning labels, expansion tank mounting, and connected HVAC ductwork in mechanical space. Verified pressure gauge readings on water system showing measurements within normal operating parameters. Photographed plumbing infrastructure including copper lines with brass fittings, PVC connections, and pressure regulation equipment to establish baseline system conditions for diagnostic purposes.

Completed comprehensive maintenance on two HVAC systems located in attic space. Inspection revealed significant corrosion on copper refrigerant lines requiring monitoring, along with damaged and deteriorated ductwork insulation in the lower sections of the installation. Both air handler units were serviced, and all accessible components were evaluated for proper operation and structural integrity.

Replaced failed 40-gallon gas water heater that was leaking at the base with new 50-gallon unit in unfinished basement utility area. Disconnected and removed old unit, installed replacement with proper copper piping connections, venting, and code-compliant fittings. Tested all connections for leaks and verified proper operation of new water heater.

# Leak Investigation and Assessment Responded to report of ceiling leak and conducted thorough inspection of attic space above affected area. Located source of water intrusion at PVC drain line running through attic crawl space. Documented condition of plumbing system, including gray PVC piping secured with yellow support straps to wooden joists, and adjacent HVAC ductwork. Inspection revealed significant water damage to structural floor joist beneath leak point. Wood member exhibited dark staining and deterioration along edge, indicating prolonged moisture exposure. Damage pattern consistent with slow leak from overhead plumbing. Photographed compromised structural element, noting discoloration ranging from natural wood tone to dark brown/black staining where rot had begun. White flexible ductwork and pink insulation also visible in affected area. Assessment confirmed active leak requiring plumbing repair and subsequent evaluation of damaged structural framing for potential reinfor

Responded to reported ceiling leak and conducted thorough inspection of premises. Investigation traced moisture source to water heater installation in utility closet, where condensation and minor seepage were observed on copper supply lines and brass fittings at top connections. Inspected adjacent plumbing fixtures including bathtub spout, noting water droplets and recent moisture presence. Documented conditions with photographic evidence showing water heater unit, surrounding plumbing infrastructure, and affected fixtures for assessment and recommended follow-up repairs to prevent further water intrusion.

Responded to service call for HVAC system with active leak from main drain line. Upon inspection of attic-installed Lennox furnace unit, confirmed previous repair attempt was unsuccessful and leak persisted from within the unit. Examined white plastic condensate drain assembly and evaporator coil system to identify source of water discharge. Photographed installation showing ductwork configuration, refrigerant lines, and coil assembly with visible dust accumulation on aluminum fins. Documented condition of condensate drainage components and internal coil housing to determine appropriate repair solution for ongoing water leak issue.

Performed refrigerant recharge service on residential air conditioning system. Connected manifold gauges and recovery equipment to assess system pressures, then added R-410A refrigerant to manufacturer specifications to restore proper cooling capacity and system performance.

Responded to service call for condensate line backup causing overflow through basement vent cap onto floor. Inspected drainage system in mechanical room, identified blockage in condensate drain line, and cleared obstruction to restore proper drainage flow. Secured loose undermount kitchen sink that had detached from countertop mounting points, ensuring proper support and preventing further separation from granite surface.

Assessed existing sump pump installation in basement requiring relocation to lower depth within concrete floor. Inspected rough-in plumbing stub-outs throughout basement framing to verify viability for future fixture connections. Evaluated black sewage ejector pump system with associated PVC discharge piping and documented current configuration including horizontal runs and vertical penetrations through wall framing. Confirmed water supply rough-in with PEX tubing and drainage system routing during active construction phase.

Responded to no cooling complaint on residential HVAC system. Upon inspection, found evaporator coil heavily restricted with dust and debris accumulation, significantly reducing airflow and heat transfer efficiency. Noted visible corrosion and rust in condensate drain pan indicating long-term moisture exposure and lack of routine maintenance. Cleaned evaporator coil thoroughly, removing accumulated contaminants from aluminum fins and copper refrigerant lines. Inspected condensate drainage system and verified proper operation. Checked refrigerant lines and connections for leaks or damage. System airflow restored to normal operating parameters. Advised customer of drain pan corrosion and recommended monitoring for potential replacement to prevent future water damage. Unit tested and confirmed proper cooling operation before departure.

Responded to two HVAC service calls in the same area. First call addressed water accumulation in the drain pan, inspected condensate drainage system including white PVC drain lines and verified proper flow. Second call was a no cooling complaint, performed diagnostic inspection of Goodman air handler unit installed in attic space. Examined unit operation, ductwork connections, and overall system condition. Documented existing installation showing vertical supply duct with reflective foil insulation, multiple horizontal branch ducts with deteriorated insulation wrap exposing underlying pink fiberglass material, and condensate drain routing. Noted signs of normal wear on duct insulation with tears and frayed edges throughout the attic installation. Inspected electrical connections via black flexible conduit and verified unit mounting on wooden platform. Both systems evaluated for proper operation and drainage functionality.