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I would always recommend Haas ans Sons. Quality work and Dennis always explained what he was doing or what was needed..
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Very professional, good advice, all around good experience. And a bonus, identified a sump pump repair that will be needed soon that showed up when a new GFCI plug was installed. That was good to know!
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We’ve been prepping our house for sale, and Haas & Sons has been invaluable.we’ve used H&S for repair and repairs installation work, with great results and good prices. Each team of electricians they’ve sent have been professional, friendly, and efficient.
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Michael did a fabulous job of getting my "floor thermostat" to work. In addition, he communicated well and was patient and clear when answering my questions. Haas uses AI to make appointments. It has advantages, but it got my name and address wrong. If I did it over again I would ask the AI to read back my name, address and phone number.
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Nick did an amazing job with explaining everything and what our nexts steps should be. Also helped walk through what he was doing.
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Very professional and knowledgable. Thank you for fixing the problem with the outlet!
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I called on a Friday, Monday they did the assessment and the work was completed the following Friday as scheduled/agreed. The electricians were very efficient and friendly, offering advice when and where asked. Nick and Ian were great, would recommend.
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Nick did a fantastic job replacing our old recessed lights with new LED lights. He explained all of my options and made sure I was happy with my choices. He was prompt, professional and very friendly. I felt very comfortable with him and had total confidence in his ability. Ian joined him today to finish the job. He was also excellent. Both men worked very patiently and took pride in a job well done. They both commented that they wanted to make sure I was totally satisfied and happy with the final product. I was thrilled. I will be a Haas and Sons customer for life.
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Michael is a real professional! Excellent communication, friendly, knowledgeable, and addressed all of my electrical needs.
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I highly recommend Haas and Sons for any electrical work. They were recommended to me by a friend, and I’m glad I gave them a call. I had a big job done: they replaced all the plugs and switches, electrical panel, mast on the roof, and replaced a few lights in the basement and in addition installed a dining room light for free. I have a really cluttered house and they had to move a lot of junk and heavy furniture to find and replace the plugs, but they were very good natured about it. The crew worked very hard and got the job done quicker than I expected. They were all very professional and pleasant, and I feel confident in their work. I will not hesitate to hire them again in the future.
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Todays visit was for power loss to there lights and outlets. We checked the breaker and nothing was in the tripped position. So we started our troubleshooting process by opening up devices because our plug testers were reading hot and ground reversed. Our voltage meter was reading 120 volts on all of the circuits hot and neutral wires. We opened every device on the circuit that we could find, and started an elimination process to see where the problem was starting, but unfortunately we could not find the issue today. So a senior technician will be returning as soon as possible to find the problem, and or creating a solution. The customer purchased the membership today. Office will reach out to customer for the return extended diagnostic visit.
Installation of new devices located on the kitchen counter top. We will replace the outlets with proper GFCI where needed as well as changing out the light switches. Installation of new outlet and box for the GFCI located downstairs at the sump pump.
For this job, we came out with a circuit dead shorting I went through the entire circuit to determine where the short was. We found a shortened the exhaust fan motor and originally thought that that was the cause however, we found an additional short in the circuit in a BX jumper from one receptacle to another and the daughter’s bedroom. We provided estimates for repair being replacing the jumper by driving power from the living room receptacle and pulling into the daughter’s bedroom as the closest point as well as replacing the exhaust fan. Additional estimates include options with the exhaust fan replacement as well as safety suggestions and preventative repair repairs being a circuit re device, breaker replacement for that circuit as well as adding surge protection to main panel to bring up to today safety minimum. Lastly, a hot/cold/gas bonding jumper.
This solution includes the installation of a new customer supplied ceiling fan in the bedroom upstairs. We have replaced the existing ceiling fan in the 3rd bedroom. We have delivered pricing regarding the panel. The existing main panel breaker is currently double tapped at the line side of the breaker. The wires feeding the sub panel are the ones that have been double tapped. Additionally the sub panel does not have the ground and neutrals separated, As indicated by only 3 conductor present.
Today’s visit was for electrical corrections because of the installation of the new deck. The decking company is pulling a permit and wants the electrical wiring to be brought up to code. Under the deck there was an extension cord that went up the wall into a switch. We disconnected it from the switch and capped it in the box, and he is going to remove the wire himself. The customer still wanted switch controlled power to the exterior outlets, so we would run wire from the switch to the receptacle on the other side of the wall, by replacing the 2 gang box, and install a GFCI with a weather proof box. In our second solution we would install a weather proof metal box, GFCI, and a weather bubble cover under the deck.
Trouble shot, tripping our fault breaker for the kitchen lights and found that there was a slow leak coming from the trap for the shower above the light fixture. This was causing water to drip down inside the light and caused it to ground out causing the breaker to trip.
For this job, we came out to estimate lighting projects for our customer. Starting in the basement, removing (4) existing flush mount fixtures, utilizing existing switch location and jumpers, we will be cutting in, (8) 4” baffle style lights and adding addition jumpers to the desired lighting locations throughout the home, controlled by a new dimmer switch. In the kitchen, we will be replacing existing bulbed lighting with 4” led retrofits, installing (3) new 4” baffle lights to mirror existing lighting in kitchen. Additionally, we will be relocating the existing ceiling fan using the existing switch bank but pulling a new switch leg and installing a new bar brace box. Lastly, in the kitchen area we will be adding a light over the dining table by utilizing the existing switch bank, pulling a new switch leg and installing a bar brace box to support the new fixture. Throughout walking the scope of the project, I took a look in the main panel and noticed a few suggestions to bring panel u
- Installation of 1 ceiling fan in the main floor guest bedroom - The fan will have constant power and controlled by remote Called out today to preform the annual maintenance assessment and install a customer supplied ceiling fan. While performing our safety assessment, we discovered a lack of GFCI protection in the basement unfinished area and in the garage. Due to the amount of unprotected outlets, installing GFCI breakers would be the most cost effective solution. The washing machine was also not GFCI protected, as well as the water heater was not properly bonded. We also noted the age of the current service cable, which can deteriorate and lead to significant issues, such as lost power and corrosion in the panel if water is allowed to ingress. We provided solutions to add GFCI protection at the washing machine and bond the water heater, and install a customer supplied ceiling fan. Customer agreed to the ceiling fan install.
We have provided pricing regarding the basement electrical tasks.
Checked some flickering bulbs in the Home. The lights in question were located in the second floor hallway, bathroom vanity lights, as well as the first floor sunroom area off of the kitchen room. I remove the bulbs in question and put them in other locations in which they were still flickering. I tested other bulbs in the spots where the lights were flickering, and these bulbs were not. This was a clear indication that the bulbs themselves were going bad and needed to be replaced. The bulbs in the sunroom dinette area where LED Edison style bulbs and the ones in the second floor bathroom vanity light where standard LED A19 bulbs.
Replace ceiling fan in master bedroom with customer supplied ceiling fan Replace fan control with stack switch to control new ceiling fan/light Install new exhaust fan in bathroom with ventilation penetrating exterior siding of home utilizing attic access and existing switch leg, demoing existing light Install 60 A 240 V circuit in garage near panel and hardwire customer supplied Emporia Pro EV Charger with Vue Monitoring System that regulates charging based on home power usage Move a single circuit from main panel to sub panel for spacing
Installed customer supplied bulbs and light fixtures customer could not reach. The lights included the primary bedroom, ceiling, light, primary bathroom, vanity, light, as well as the oven.
For this job we came out for some customer requested work being replacing a receptacle, figuring out a miswired 3way switching as well as replacing a bathroom vanity light. We had addition suggestions we noticed as we walked through and the customer went with them. Customer is now enrolled in our VIP Care Plan. Replace (1) vanity light Replace (2) 3-way switches for basement stair lighting Replace (3) garage receptacles, (2) garage 3-ways and (1) single pole switch in garage Replace (2) 15A single pole breakers with (1) 2 pole breaker to remediate improperly wired multi wire circuits Replace (1) double tapped single pole breaker with (1) tandem breaker to individually serve each circuit
For today’s visit was for recess lights in 2 rooms, the office and the downstairs bedroom. We also checked the panel and found a lack of surge protection and 1 arc fault breaker that was going bad, so we replaced that and installed a surge vortex in the panel on a BR 50 amp breaker. The downstairs bedroom we installed 4 - 6 inch recess lights with a cassetta smart switches. Then we started work in the office and cut 3 recess holes, but they had LVL joists where 2 of our recess lights were. So they couldn’t fit, even if we did 6 inch recess lights. The only way to make it work were to make the 2 recess lights offset closer to the middle of the room, which would give the fan a strobe effect and not look good. We discussed to the customer and decided not to do the work in the office, so we put the drywall patches back, and took the money off the ticket.
For this job I worked on a power loss issue in the basement. We found multiple burnt up receptacles and conductors on the circuit. Additionally, we found a few switches not functioning properly. We suggest at minimum replacing all the devices on the circuit and rewiring each box along with the installation of a surge protector in the main panel, as there is not one currently present. We also noticed no GFCI at the washer in the basement as well as (2) multi-wire branch circuits improperly wired in the panel, being on (4) single pole breakers rather than the necessary (2) 2 pole breakers with a common trip handle. We suggest having these safety items remediated to meet today’s safety minimum requirements.
