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Genny was so professional and knowledgeable. I would definitely use her again.
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We always enjoy working with Nick, great & high-quality job!
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Great service, on time, efficient and took away the ceiling fan and packaging. Thank you.
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Haas used a standard cost per job for the work performed. As a result the charge was $800 plus per hour.
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As has been the case several times, Mike continues to be a pleasant master of defining the electrical challenge, formulating an effective and efficient plan to solve it, all the while keeping me in the loop at a layman’s level regarding how he is proceeding. He can solve a problem that I didn’t know I had, and blend that seamlessly into what I had called Haas to come fix. Kudos!
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Mike performed precise electric surgery on a complex faulty switch box. Well done.
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The experience was an improvement over past electricians. Matt was very helpful.
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Alan was a very competent electrician. He explained the what and why of what needed to be done, gave me a cost estimate, and then promptly resolved my electric issue. I have used Haas and Sons for several years now and have always been pleased. I highly recommend this company.
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This solution includes the wiring repair to the kitchen lighting circuit. We have repaired the wiring to the kitchen lights. We have re-fed the circuit from garage light circuit.
-Arrived onsite and started in the garage to test the wire feeding the well system and everything on the panel end checked out and is verified working. I then was taken to the basement where i looked into the well pump switch, which also checked out fine and then the well control box. It was reading that there was a short on the load side. I unhooked the uf wire inside the pump box and tested between the 2 hot wires and there was a short reading between them, but nothing to the ground.I then went out to the yard and unbolted the top of the well and pulled the wire out that was connected to the uf wire and took apart the splice. I had no short going back to the house but the splices were also made up poorly. I tested the well wires that go down but got a normal reading at that moment. I did the splices properly and went inside to the well box and found that the well wires function in a normally open manner. So i did a regen test on the system to make it activate and circulate a lot of w
Today’s visit was for annual safety assessment. We came across a few things of note that we addressed today. Please see below. Replace (3) breakers for multi wire branch circuits Install audible GFCI for sump pump Install GFCI for washer Bond water heater/ Ground cold water pipes Replace (2) broken receptacles on second floor We also saw that the receptacles and switches throughout the home are in pretty poor condition. They are backstabbed throughout the house and starting to fall apart. The connections on the back of the receptacle are becoming loose as well. We recommend doing a whole home re-device, or at least doing the second floor to start. Please see attached for solutions if you choose to move forward in the future.
We have diagnosed the wiring for exterior post lights. We have determined with customer that there is a broken/cut wire. Customer wishes to find the damaged wire first and then have us back to make repair. We recommend having the panel and service cable addressed as they appear to be deteriorating.
Today’s visit was for exterior receptacles not working. We first checked the panel to make sure all connections were good and stable. We then checked the garage where the panel was located and saw the tripped GFCI. The receptacles came back on, however, it is just a matter of time before it happens again. The exterior receptacles are not rated for outside and one is cracked. Customer is selling the home and did not want to move forward at this time as they are working now.
installation of new 100 amp sub panel located in the garage. The sub panel currently is fed off the main panel in the home and then ran via aerial drop over to the garage. We would replace the service cable from contact point and replace both service drops on the garage and the home. Service cable on the home is very brittle and showing core exposed to the elements which is very hazardous to the electrical system. Installation of a new whole home surge protector to further assist in protection of the main electrical system.
Replaced lightbulb in second-floor stairwell and troubleshot GFCI in hallway bathroom on second floor to find out the GFCI itself is bad I need to be replaced.
This solution includes the installation of a new dimmer for the office area. In addition we shall install 3 keyless fixtures in basement storage area and wire them to a new switch. We have replaced the existing damaged dimmer switch in the office area. In addition we have installed the 3 keyless fixtures in the storage area in basement.
Reason for today’s visit with the customer was installation of three outdoor lights and two outdoor receptacles. All lights were customer supplied and installed as is. We reused the lightbulbs from the older fixtures. The switch controlling all the new installed lights is located in the kitchen switch bank. The new receptacles were installed with new weatherproof bubble covers and upon our departure everything was working as intended. Please note that the new outdoor side light is dusk to dawn motion detecting and will only turn on at night if the switch is turned on.
Reason for today’s call was the master bathroom not being properly vented. We went up to the attic to double check and the customer was correct. There is in fact no venting to the outside for the exhaust fan. The exhaust fan also works intermittently and sounds like it’s on its last leg. While doing our assessment, we saw that the panel was original to the home in 1989, there was a multi wire branch circuit on single pole breakers, the water heater was not bonded, there was no surge in the panel, and the receptacle below the panel was broken and should be replaced. We gave the customer options for all things, including an option to provide the exhaust fan himself. Customer wants time to think about it and will get back to us. Let us know if you have any questions. Thanks!
Unable to install attic fan at this time due to not having enough air intake in the attic.
Replace primary bedroom devices I didn’t stall new GFCI receptacle underneath window in front bedroom.
Today’s visit was for partial power loss in the foyer area, leading to the upstairs and the lighting in the master bathroom. The devices were backstabbed, and that is what caused the power loss. I was able to restore power and replaced devices on that circuit. I recommend replacing all devices throughout the house to prevent this from ever happening again. We were called out for the same issue a few years ago and my fear is this will continue if not addressed. Please see attached estimates to get this taken care of for you. See below for work performed. Repair affected circuit with new devices
This solution includes the installation of new 100A breaker to operate the sub panel, additionally we shall install wire rated for 100A to feed sub panel. This also includes installation of proper common trip handle breakers for the dock equipment. We have installed new 100A wiring and breaker to the sub panel. In addition we have installed proper common trip handle breakers for multi feed circuits and we have installed surge protection at main panel.
The reason for today’s visit with customer was to diagnose beeping smoke detectors throughout the home. When we arrived we saw a 200 amp CH panel with a 100 amp sub panel. Both panels looked good with no major signs of concern other than needing whole home surge protectors. After viewing the panel, we saw Kidde outdated smoke and carbon detectors throughout the home totaling in 3 carbons and 4 smokes. After speaking with the customer, he would like to take some time and speak with his wife and will call back if deciding to move forward.