Genny Ginger show up during the arranged time and explained to me what needed to be done to get the switch operational again. Genny advised me of the cost did the work and now everything works. Genny provided excellent service
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We have been satisfied customers of Haas & Sons For the past five years. Nick has been our regular technician and we have always been pleased with his professionalism, honesty and quality electrical work. We have an older home, so nothing is ever simple when it comes to repairs. But Nick’s knowledge and experience comes in handy. He always has a great diagnosis and clearly explains the various options to address whatever electrical issues we have. Without hesitation, we highly recommend Haas & Sons for all of your electrical needs!
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Josh and Tyler were the utmost professionals and did exceptional work! We will use Haas and Sons again without hesitation!!
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I feel as if I had a much-needed lesson in home electricity operation from Michael. As a former teacher myself, I felt he did a good a job of explaining what he was about to do, considering I am unfamiliar with many of the technical terms. He and Blaine seemed to be working very efficiently, and I was delighted to have so many little problems corrected within the 5 (or so) hours they were here. I feel that my house is much safer now, and many household tasks will be easier for me to complete than they were before. Thank you, Michael and Blaine! (I don't really feel I can fairly evaluate the cost since my experience is so limited, and I had no other estimates.)
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Dennis and his apprentice were amazing. From the moment they placed their mat on my front step they were complete professionals and did excellent work. I needed an overhead light placed where there was no existing electrical work. Upon inspection of my home they made some safety recommendations (we are talking a 1957 rancher here with some older stuff in it) and upgrades. Same day of service call they upgraded some melting wiring in my electric box, replaced my fire alarm, and started work on installing an outside outlet. They returned a couple days later and installed the light and ensure I was happy and comfortable with everything every step of the way. They answered all of my questions and were very knowledgeable. Any electric work I need in the future I hope to get Dennis and his team again!
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Extremely knowledgeable and helpful. He explained everything to us and answered any questions we had. We will definitely use this company again because of the service we experienced with Nick.
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Dennis S. fixed the issue that we had, which turned out not to be the one we thought it was. Dennis kept us informed about what he was doing, and why, during each phase of the repair process. The folks at Haas were able to provide same day service, which was very helpful.
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Genny with. “G” was great! She diagnosed my issue and was patient and thorough with explaining solutions.
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Every time I’ve used Haas and Sons, they are always prompt, polite, super professional and very knowledgeable!! Will definitely use them for any electric needs!
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Same day service at a great price. Mike was able to diagnose the problem quickly and recommend a solution.
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Excellent customer service! Subperb professionalism; very knowledgeable, courteous, and respectful! Great prices too!
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Mike is always thorough and professional in getting the fixes made. Fair prices and quality work
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-Arrived onsite and the resident showed me the front outlet he was plugged into when he cut through the cord. I opened that up and found it was definitely damaged but there was no power there. We went and took a look downstairs and looked for gfci’s that could be tripped, and then upstairs in the bathrooms and sure enough there was the tripped gfci. Original to the house and barely hanging on. He also showed us the back 2 outdoor outlets as well that were in poor condition on the same circuit and they also could use a replacment. I wrote up options for today and he went with getting all the outside ones done, adding a gfci on the front porch so it’ll trip there if there’s an issue. We also replaced the hall bath gfci that controls that whole circuit after replacment we tested and verified all outlets were working.
This solution includes the installation of a new 200A service, panel, meter can, updates to grounding and bonding, permitting and inspections. Lastly this solution includes whole home surge protection at main panel. This solution includes the installation of a new 200A service, panel, meter can, updates to grounding and bonding, permitting and inspections. Lastly this solution includes whole home surge protection at main panel.
-Arrived onsite and gave an explanation of everything the whole home maintenance inspection and what was involved in that and then Tyler went upstairs and started by adjusting the attic fan because they didn’t feel it was running enough, but then adjusted it back to 105 degrees as a happy medium the residents picked. I started at the panel and found 2 shared neutral/ multifeed circuits, i found the bonding insufficient at the hot water heater and no gas bond, and the smoke detectors looked original to the house based off what i could see. I talked to him about a backup battery for his sump pump and a redevice while i was there as well, and also wrote up estimates for those to be done. Tyler replaced all 3 smoke detectors while i removed the 4 single pole breakers, and installed the 2, 2 pole breakers on the multifeeds, and installed the proper bonding as well. Once done, everything was tested and verified working.
Arrived onsite today where customer told us that their main upstairs hall light had stopped working after a recent removal/replacement of their attic insulation. We started our inspection by pulling the fixture and confirming correct voltage across all wiring. Customer had another ceiling fixture they wanted us to put in its place if the voltage checked out and was working correctly, they were not interested in any other work at this time. We removed the previous damaged fixture and then hung the new LED fixture in its place. New fixture is working properly.
Arrived onsite to look at the customer’s level 1 EV charger which ended up being just an exterior outlet. The outlet and in-use cover were very weathered and was letting moisture into the box. This led us to the house GFCI that was not resetting and had been painted over heavily. We also checked the exterior outlet on the rear of the home and it was in similar condition to the front exterior outlet. During our inspection, we also noticed a lack of surge protection in the main panel. We brought this up to the customer and he was not interested in going with the surge today, as he would like to do more research; we will be sending an additional quote for just the surge protection as per request. We then replaced both front and rear exterior outlets with new weather resistant outlets and new in-use covers, as well as replacing the house GFCI under the electrical panel.
- arrived onsite and the resident showed me the wall they wanted a tv outlet fished onto. Then they took us to the kitchen where up in the peak of the ceiling, there was an old inactive smoke detector she wanted blanked off, and there is already 3 on that main floor in the required locations so it was viable from an extension ladder. During our assessment we noticed there is no surge protection in either panels, and it failed back in 22 for not having bonding. So I brought that sticker to her attention along with my recommendations, and options for today. For now, we added the missing bonding, blanked off the old smoke in the ceiling with a white round blank plate, and then cut open the garage wall to add a new outlet for the tv on the other side of the garage. Everything’s verified working.
Installation of new carbon/smoke detectors located throughout the home. Current set up has Kidde non-sealed expired smoke detectors located on each floor and one in the loft. We will replace and install with new 10 year sealed BRK detectors.
We have delivered pricing regarding the repairs to the existing damaged receptacles.
Replace broken three way dimmer located at the front door with a new LED+ Lutron Dimmer.
We have delivered pricing regarding the second floor ceiling fan switches.
-Arrived onsite and the resident showed us that recently they had their keurig plugged in, and the cord was on the back of the toaster oven, and someone ran the toaster oven and it burned through the keurig cord and tripped and killed the gfci. The keurig cord is now out of use, the toaster oven has a clear mark where it melted through, and the gfci on the countertop is dead. Passing power through we found it was just damaged at that point, and i went about telling him how to divide the load amongst the 2 countertop circuits, and did my performance and safety assessment. With it being a fairly newer house the only thing i found was the lack of whole home surge protection at the main panel, which i wrote up options for. After presenting, he didn’t want the membership or any additional work today, only the gfci replaced so the countertop power would be restored, so that’s what we did. After it was installed we verified it had power and is working correctly, then cleaned up. replace c
Reason for todays visit with the customer was troubleshooting a pool pump. Upon inspection the old motor has seized and failed. We did, however, noticed the condition of the wiring inside the switches, as well as the GFCI. We went ahead and replaced all of the switches, as well as the GFCI and rewired the time clock with a new whip down to the motor as well as to the heater.
This solution includes the installation of customer supplied smoke alarms. We have installed the customer supplied smoke detectors. We recommend having combo alarms installed.
-arrived onsite and the resident showed us to the garage where the outlets where out, and then to the first bedroom where the power went out as well. Being as that the first bedroom is right on top of the garage, and the outlets are wire molded down into the garage from there, they are on together. We went to the panel and the breaker for that circuit was barely functioning at all, and the surrounding 2 arcfault breakers were extremely warm and had a weak throw as well. I recommended all 3 to prevent the other ones from going anytime soon and she wanted them all done, so we replaced all 3, power is restored and verified working.
Reason for today’s visit was to look at some safety concerns from the customer as well as the home inspector. First inspected the main panel and found that it was an older bryant 125 amp panel that was just about full. There was no grounding in the home and the service cable was beginning to dry rot. We also found that there were still a few of the original switches from another was built. When customer took us out back, we found that one of the receptacles was tapped out of the line side of the air conditioning disconnect. We also seen that a pipe with a light hanging off of it, was fairly secure to the Home. Customer also made a request to have A new 30 amp 240 V dryer circuit ran from the main panel over to the washroom for a new electric dryer. A few of the other safety concerns we found were wires dangling in the unfinished area where the sump pump was located. He also recommended installing a GFCI with an audible alarm for the sump pump. Some of the final tasks included, hiding