Snellville, GA

Performed cooling maintenance on 2 systems. House has 2 systems. First system, furnace is gas Ruud about 4 years old located in the attic and it does upstairs. Checked voltage, amp draw, safeties, blower motor, wheel, capacitor, and delta T. Replaced air filter 14x25x1. Flushed condensate drain line. There isn’t a flood safety, recommended to install a drain pan float safety to reduce water damages to system and property in case system leaks water. Recommended to install an attic tent to attic stairs. Condenser is 2.5 tons Grandaire about 3 years old located right side of the house with R410a refrigerant. Checked voltage, amp draw, capacitor, contactor, condenser fan motor, condenser coil, and refrigerant pressures. Water washed condenser coil. System currently cooling with a Delta of T 21 degrees at this time. System currently operating properly at this time. Second system, furnace is gas Snyder General about 35 years old located in the basement and it does main floor. Checked volt

Tech came to inspect system that won’t shut off. Every thing was wired correctly. Believed thermostat to be faulty. After replacement thermostat, technician turned system on and off for observation. After turning off at thermostat, went outside and condenser was off. Blower was still on and cycled air left in vents and then turned off afterwards. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling. Have a great day.

Quote for car charger circuit install in garage Panel is located in basement

Estimate to install a sump pump aswell as pull and reset a toilet. Estimate includes all labor and material. New sump pump with basin installed in crawlspace. No leaks after repairs. In addition preformed a pull and reset. No leaks after repairs.

Performed cooling maintenance on 2 systems. Townhouse has 2 systems. First system, Airhandler is Lennox about 9 years old located in the attic, it is zoned with 2 thermostats to do upstairs and main floor. Checked voltage, amp draw, safeties, blower motor, wheel, capacitor, and Delta T. It has an air filter 18x24x1 that still good, we don’t carry this filter, customer said will replace it himself. Customer asked if there is anything we can do so he can replace filter easier because every time he want to check it he has to tear it down, explained customer that there is not much we can do because the unit has its own filter cabinet and is bend, the only solution will be to replace return plenum with a 1” filter cabinet or 5” media filter cabinet, suggested to replace plenum with a 5” media filter cabinet. Found blower wheel dirty, suggested to pull it out and clean it. Flushed condensate drain line. Heatpump/Condenser is 4 tons Lennox about 9 years old located back side of the townhouse

Replaced the two systems with variable speed furnaces INCLUDED SERVICES: REGISTER WARRANTY WITH BRYANT CORPORATION TO ENSURE TEN YEAR PARTS WARRANTY IS RECEIVED ON APPLICABLE EQUIPMENT FULL GAS SYSTEM INSTALLATION KIT (INCLUDES NEW PAD FOR OUTDOOR UNIT, AUXILIARY DRAIN PAN WITH FLOAT SWITCH, INLINE SAFETY SWITCH, WIRE WHIP, INDOOR SERVICE DISCONNECT, PROPER SIZE BREAKER FOR AC UNIT, SEALED PLENUM TRANSITIONS, GAS RECONNECTION, FLUE RECONNECTION, REFRIGERANT SYSTEM FILTER DRIER) INCLUDES COMPLIMENTARY ONE YEAR MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT ON NEW SYSTEM CLEAN-UP OF WORK AREA INCLUDING DISPOSAL OF OLD EQUIPMENT EXPLAIN SYSTEM OPERATION TO HOMEOWNER COMPLETE SYSTEM SET UP, START UP AND CALIBRATION

Repair kohler flush valve in hall bath, install new Ada toilet Completed installed and tested toilet Water pressure 50 psi on back hose bib

On arrival inspected one 2011 Goodman 2.0 ton heatpump for no cooling. Found a failed dual run capacitor. After replacing capacitor discussed maintenance inspection with homeowner and homeowner chose to go ahead with tuneup. Checked all electrical and mechanical components. Checked and replaced media filter. Checked refrigerant pressures, subcooling, DeltaT and have a 19° split between return air and supply air temperatures, voltage, amperage, and capacitance. System is cooling at this time. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling. Have a blessed day.

Upon arrival customer claimed to have a hose stuck on her hosebib and couldn’t take it off. After she showed me the issue. I started asking questions and telling her what I recommended. I then told her my game plan on starting off with the cheapest option by just trying to take the hose off. And if I can’t, I went ahead and mentioned the next step by replacing the whole hosebib. After giving her both prices she agreed on starting the first step. After trying to take it off, I couldn’t because it was completely rusted on there. I then brought it to her attention and she then agreed on starting the second step, replacement. After I got her signature I began work and work was done today. No leaks were seen I did check her pressure, it’s at 55 Thank you for choosing keep smiling plumbing !!!!!!

Tech will return 5-4-25 between 0930 and 10Am to install the Ada toilet and repair the hall bath

Technician performed tune up for 5 year old split system. Filter was clean. Unit is producing 20 degree temperature difference. Indoor blower motor pulling normal amperage. Outdoor pressures in normal range. Capacitor is in good standing. Unit is draining properly. No faults found. Resident would like another appointment for plumbing job. Has leaking toilet and would like to move sump pump under crawl space. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling! Have a great day!

Performed minor toilet rebuild in hall bath. Fillvalve, flapper, emergency shut off valve and supply line.

Checked under kitchen sink for leak and leak is coming from back of disposal from flange and p trap on drain is backwards.removed disposal and reputty and secure flange and re install disposal and cut out and rework drain piping.

Arrived at homeowners home. Homeowner had the upstairs bedroom bathroom that the handle broke off in the toilet. Homeowner was also interested in a home inspection. I started by looking at the toilet handle and found that it was indeed broke. I didn’t check the pressure at the back hose bib and the pressure was 60 psi. I found that the homeowner has a tankless and I asked when’s the last time they had it flushed and they explained that they have not had it flushed since it was installed. I explained that you’re supposed to flush them every year. I was able to create the homeowner an estimate to do a yearly maintenance on a tankless and if they went with it, that I would do the toilet handle as a courtesy. The homeowner accepted. I did the work. When work was done I turn the water back on and tested for any leaks and functionality and all is well. Thank you for choosing keep smiling, plumbing, and electric heating and cooling.

Supply and install new hot, cold, and diverter stems for three handle faucet. Install will include installing new seats inside the valve. Valve has already been rebuild twice according to the homeowner. 6 month parts and labor warranty

Today we came out to complete job of repairing hot water line under concrete slab. Leak detection company located location of leak on previous day. Homeowner signed estimate for work before starting. Demoed tile floor and concrete floor in area where it was marked, dug out dirt but was not able to find pipe or leak. Kept on demoing more concrete and removal of dirt. After turning hot water on, was able to determine that failed section of pipe was over 3ft from marked location in an area that had close to 2 feet of concrete. Was not able to located failed section but did find hot water pipe. Explained to homeowner the situation and stated to him that we were going to reroute the line instead from underneath the water heater to pipe he exposed. Ran pex pipe behind Sheetrock and bored down into concrete slab to connect to 3/4 copper pipe. After connections were made, we capped old line that was bypassed and tested. No leaks were detected and hot water was back on. Poured concrete to rough

Upon arrival, customer stated he had a leak in his basement inside the bathroom. Customer stated he was trying to remove the supply line and put a little bit too much pressure and cracked the CPVC pipe. After further inspection,I noticed the pipe cracked behind the sheet rock. In order to assess this issue, We will have to cut open the sheet rock wall in order to expose the pipe. Customer approved estimate to repair the CPVC pipe and install a new angle valve. I transitioned from CPVC into copper in order to install a new angle valve. After the repair was completed, I turned the water back on to make sure my installation was free of leaks.

Estimate to pull and reset toilet in master bathroom.appears toilet could possibly be leaking. Pull and reset toilet to ensure proper seal has been made. Estimate includes all labor and material. Any flange repairs are additional Pull and reset preformed with no leaks after repairs. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling

Arrived at homeowners home. Homeowner had a couple of things that she wanted me to look at, she had to upstairs hall, bathroom faucets, that she has already pot replacements for that. She wants an estimate to replace them, in the same bathroom she wants to replace the showerhead and she’s already bought the new showerhead, in her master bathroom she has two vanity faucets that constantly drip. Her front hose bib also constantly runs. We started by taking a look at the two vanity faucets in the hall bathroom and showerhead then we went to the master bathroom to take a look at the two faucets that were leaking, and I found that they were moen. Then I explain the process that we would have to do in order to replace the front hose bib and the homeowner was asking if there was a shut off valve for it. We went down to the basement where the water heater was to finally shut off valve and I noticed that the water heater was a general electric from 2009 I explain to the homeowner that water hea

Customer called us out for piping installation. Installed new copper piping from basement to upstairs. No leaks after repairs. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling

At today’s service, they had a fixture on the front porch that was not working and had recent,y stopped roughly 2-3 days ago. This fixture had a dusk to dawn sensor built into it as well as the switch was noticeably loose. As they are currently in the process of getting the house ready to sell, they were looking for the most economical repair. I proposed a diagnostic for this switch/fixture to which they agreed. During the diagnostic work, we determined that the single pole switch was wired with a backstab connection method that had failed and the wire popped out of its slot thus not allowing the fixture to energize. We replaced the single pole switch under the diagnostic and once this was complete power was restored. They had a 50$ electrical coupon which was applied to today’s work. I have also left estiamtes for various work around the house that should be addressed and or will come up in a home inspection when they are ready to sell the home. This consisted of double tapped neutr

Remove all plumbing in wall and completely re pipe new shower valve and diverter. Comes with 1 year warranty labor/downstairs bath

Zelma would presented to me what is going on with her light fixtures. These fixtures are approximately 10yrs old she stated. There appears to be a loose connection on the rotating switch stick on the lamp. I’m able to get the fixture on but not remain on. Another thing is the flood light fixtures. They’re not working properly or functioning with the programmed settings. I’ve recommended replacing both fixtures because it’s not responding to the settings. I’ve left a quote for repair on the matter and the lamp. If customer would like to book sometime with the week I won’t charge for repairing the lamps. Customer will consult first before proceeding.

Technician performed preventative maintenance on HVAC system. Units filter was replaced. Blower housing is clean. Unit has a 20 degree temperature difference. Motor is pulling normal amperage. Outside pressures are in normal range. Outside capacitor is in good standing. No faults found. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling! Have a great day!

Upon arrival, homeowner stated that ha previously had a flood in home that caused water damage. He had the water heater replaced since he saw water coming from under the water heater platform. After heater was replaced and water turned on, he noticed water still surfacing from concrete slab under the water heater and in laundry room which is behind water heater. Homeowner had hot water side turned off when I arrived. After further inspection, was able to determine that there was water surfacing mainly from concrete slab underneath water heater where copper piping stubs out. Water took some time to surface from around pipe which can mean the failed section of pipe under slab could be anywhere around surfacing area. Recommended that we contact a leak detection company so they can pinpoint failed section of pipe. After its pinpointed, we could return and provide a quote on demo and repairs. We will have homeowner in contact with leak detection company then he will contact us after they lo