Snellville, GA

I was met on site by Mr. Mitchell. The appointment was scheduled with Keep Smiling in order to replace the PRV, replace the expansion tank, and repipe the position of the expansion tank. The estimate was agreed upon, allowing me to move forward. My helper and I drained the pipes before removing the expansion tank and PRV. The parts were replaced accordingly. We turned the water back on and inspected the work. No leaks were noticed on the new connections. I adjusted the PRV to allow for approximately 65 psi and filled the expansion tank to match it. All of the air was purged from the system. It is advised to inspect the work over the following few days. It was a pleasure helping you today! Thank you for calling Keep Smiling! * 1 Year Parts and Labor Warranty.

Performed cooling maintenance on 1 system. House has 1 system. Furnace is gas Carrier about 9.5 years old located in the basement. Checked voltage, amp draw, safeties, blower motor, wheel, capacitor, and delta T. Replaced Aprilaire media air filter 413 provided by customer. Flushed condensate drain line. There isn’t an emergency drain pan or any type of flood safety, suggested to install a wet safety and/or inline float safety to reduce water damage to system and property in case system leaks water. Found a 12in return flex duct with a hole so basically due to this hole the system is pulling air from basement and crawl space, suggested to replace up to 10 of the damage duct. Found blower wheel dirty, suggested cleaning it. Found control board with a resistor that has been overheating and some corroded parts at control board, suggested to replace control board. Condenser is 3 tons Comfortmaker about 30 years old located right side of the house with R22 refrigerant. Checked voltage, amp

Dispatch fee from todays visit. Homeowner just had tenants move out and there was water next to the toilet when they left. Water has dried up since then so homeowner thought maybe they just spilled some water. Out of an abundance of caution, he wanted us to make sure there was no leak coming from the toilet. Tested toilet and no leak.

Replace right side basket strainer under warranty Basket strainer installed in sep 2024 was loose and not tight Tech replaced basket on right side no cost to tech During the install of the new basket strainer on the right side it was found that the continuous waste arm is too short and needs to be replaced, as well as the left side basket strainer, Tech has also taken notice that the kitchen faucet is leaking from the base and will provide two options for replacement Tech found grease building up in kitchen drain, cleared and tested at no cost and did an endure treatment as a courtesy for the customer

GFCI not working in master bath Bad GFCI , installed new GFCI and working properly

GFCI tripping randomly Loose wire in GFCI and reconnected and GFCI failed Installed new GFCI and working properly

Performed cooling maintenance on 1 system. House has 1 system. Airhandler is Goodman about 7 years old located in the crawlspace and it. Checked voltage, amp draw, safeties, blower motor, wheel, capacitor, and Delta T. Replaced batteries to thermostat, batteries were provided by customer. Replaced polarized media air cleaner 20x20x1 provided by customer. Flushed condensate drain pump. Found blower wheel dirty, suggested to pull it out and clean it. Found evaporator coil starting to get dirty, suggested to clean it, I provided 2 options on how to clean it, one will be to clean evaporator in place and the other option will be to take evaporator out and clean it. Heatpump/Condenser is 3 tons Goodman about 7 years old located back side of the house with R410a refrigerant. Checked voltage, amp draw, capacitor, contactor, condenser fan motor, condenser coil, and refrigerant pressures. It hard to get accurate refrigerant pressure with current ambient temperature of 64 degrees but based on a

Came out to the Snellville community church to install a outlet for the water heater.(1 year warranty.)

On arrival inspected two systems for no cooling. One 2016 Rheem 3.0 ton r410a heatpump and one 2001 Lennox 3.0 ton r22 heatpump. Found upstairs Rheem with no refrigerant and after speaking with homeowner he stated that another hvac company performed leak detection and determined the evaporator coil has failed and needs replaced. Basement Lennox system checked resistance across common, run, and start and found the compressor has failed with open windings. Recommended two full system replacements. Schedule comfort advisor to come out today and will be arriving in 30 minutes. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling. Have a blessed day.

I was met on site by Mr. Mitchell. An appointment was scheduled with Keep Smiling due to a running tub/shower. Mr. Mitchell escorted me to the upstairs hallway bathroom to show me the running water. There was a steady stream of water running from the spout. I verified the style of shower valve and confirmed to Mr. Mitchell that I can attempt to replace the cartridge as a first step. Replacing the entire valve would be a back up plan, if necessary. I attempted to inspect the water pressure despite the running water. The pressure reading was not overly high in spite of the running water. It will need to be verified after the issue is alleviated. The thermal expansion tank is also positioned in such a way that it cannot be inspected. I had a conversation with Mr. Mitchell about the purpose and risks with the expansion tank. This includes how we are able to inspect it. I provided estimates for the different scenarios that we spoke about, but agreed to only start with the cartridge. Mr. Mit

Replacing the ballast within a fluorescent fixture.

Replaced kitchen sink faucet

Upon inspection washing machine has gone bad leaking water from machine down into kitchen. Checked drain line and water line everything works properly. Hampton to come to check water damage.

Arrived at customers home to do pre sold yard light

Finding what isn’t working to find out why it’s not working.

At todays visit, Mr. Chris was having an issue with flickering lights throughout half of the home and he noted that the breaker controlling the circuit that was flickering was also making an audible ticking sound. With this in mind he was wanting to have it replaced to prevent any time of electrical issue from occurring. I provided an estimate to replace the tandem Homeline square D 15/15A breaker with a new Siemens tandem 15/15 breaker as it is the correct one for the specific panel Mr. Chris has within the home. He agreed to the estimate and therefore I supplied the Siemens tandem 15/15A breaker. Upon removing the old breaker, it was evident that the breaker was extremely hot to the touch. Upon further examination, it was to note that the bus bar where the breaker had gotten its connection, had burned and pitted the metal. I informed and showed this to Mr. Chris and explained the problem with it. He did wish to continue with the installation of the new tandem 15/15 as a band-aid fix

Technician came to perform tune up on a 4 ton gas furnace split system. Filter was replaced. Unit is producing a 19 degree temperature difference. Blower motor is pulling normal amperage. Observed condensate pump during operation and it is draining properly. Fan capacitor is good. Outdoor pressures in normal range. Outdoor capacitor is showing good numbers for both the fan and compressor. Outdoor coil is also clean. No faults found at this time. Thank you for choosing Keep Smiling! Have a great day!

Quote for can lighting in office and quote for fan in office

Upon arrival customer stated that they had a leak at their meter city came out and left a note saying that a shark bite was leaking as soon as I opened up the meter box I could see the leak coming from a shark bite I didn’t give the customer a price to cut that out and replace it customer approve my estimate I had to put a new dual check valve. When I completed the repair, I tested it. There was no leaks. There’s a one year warranty on the work that I perform today. Thank you for choosing keep smiling plumbing.

Upon arrival, customer stated she had a kitchen sink that would drain slowly. She stated it’s been a minute since the kitchen would train slowly but now it was completely stopped up. Customer approved diagnostic fee in order for me to pull the P-trap to make sure the clog was not inside of it. After further inspection, I noticed the clock was not up, but it was grease inside of the line. I went down to the basement to inspect the sewer line and it was back pitched. I cut out a section of pipe and ended up seeing the whole 3in abs was filled with grease approximately 50ft of pipe. Customer approved estimate to replace the whole 3 inch pipe with PVC at the correct pitch. I removed the old ABS line in sections. After installing the new 3 inch sewer line with new hangers. I used a torpedo level to make sure the pipe had the correct pitch. After my repair was completed I ran the sink for multiple minutes to make sure it was draining properly