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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As always, Nick is very knowledgeable, ethical and professional. Good combination of knowledge, technical skills, clear explanations and excellent customer service.
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I have asked for Michael Wendler by name for several years because he is always able to fix any electrical problem I have had. Haas and Sons probably has many people like Michael. They have always treated my family fairly with every time they have come to my house.
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Haas and Sons Are professional, courteous and always complete work as promised.
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Very professional. Diagnosed my problem, gave me his estimate and completed job quickly
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Customer had melted and burnt up receptacles on two floors. Going through the home, I saw that receptacles were backstabbed, discolored, and painted over. I strongly encourage a whole home device replacement. Customer declined at this time. Please note as discussed, this is not warrantied as we did not replace all devices on circuit. Work performed today: Replace (2) receptacles that were burnt Also, please see attached for solution to re-device whole home
Today’s visit was for troubleshooting a receptacle not working and replacing a light fixture in the kitchen. During the assessment, we saw that the wire that was going from the inside of the house to the exterior of the shed, which is detached, hadno continuity and therefore has a break in the wire. We gave a solution to run a new wire from the inside of the shed to the receptacle and cap off the broken wire. Customer declined at this time. Please see below for work performed today. Replace (1) light fixture in kitchen
We will run new line From the exterior receptacle near the AC unit over to the side back corner of the home next to where the new back porch was installed. We were install a switch as well as receptacle in that corner. Then run PVC wire outside pillar and install 1 receptacle in the front corner for customer supplied ceiling fan We ran a new line from the receptacle next to the air-conditioning unit down the side of the home and up into the back porch. We installed the new line inside half PVC and installed two new GFCI receptacles inside the porch. Install new customer supplied wall mounted fan and plugged it into the top Gfci inside the porch.
Today’s visit was for ceiling, fan install, and ceiling fan replacement. When upon arrival, customer explained that she was also having issues with her bathroom receptacles. As I was doing my assessment, I saw that a lot of the receptacles throughout the house are old and should be replaced. Customer opted to only replace bathroom circuit. Also when replacing the existing ceiling fan, I saw that the wiring was done incorrectly and there was no ceiling fan box. Please see below for work performed. Replace (1) ceiling fan to existing outlet Install (1) new fan with new switch leg Install (1) stacked switch to control fan and light separately Replace (1) GFCI, (2) WR receptacle and cover, and (1) duplex receptacle Install ceiling fan switch leg and proper bar brace
Customer originally called due to outlets not working outside also wanted quotes for other work. The downstairs bathroom gfci controls the receptacles outside so we replaced the broken and older receptacles with new tamper resistant weather resistant receptacles and installed in use bubble covers. We also wrote quotes to run a 20 amp 240 volt circuit for a hybrid car charger And to add a outlet from the basement to out front of the home and also a whole home surge protector
Installation of new customer supplied ceiling fan in the second floor front right bedroom. Replacement of two customer supplied lights Installation of 4 inch LED recessed light in the master bathroom shower.
Troubleshoot chirping breaker to find a bad wire jumper between the sconce lights.
We removed a customers existing ceiling fan that was no longer working and we replaced it with a customer supplied ceiling fan.
Reason for today’s visit was to look at a GFCI that would not reset. When I arrive customer inform me that it was a GFCI that we had located on a previous visit roughly 4 years ago. She stated that it appeared to be a problem after Verizon had installed a new line to their house. After examining work done was determined that the issue was that the GFCI button was beginning to stick and not reset as easily any longer. My recommendation was to replace the GFCI. After I provided a pricing for the GFCI Customer decided to proceed with work. After Investigating what was causing the GFCI we found that there was an extension cord that was plugged into the receptacle that ran out a pond in the front yard. I recommended customer purchase a weatherproof covering for the plug in the front yard so that moisture would not getting inside and caused the GFCI to trip.
Installation of new 50 amp BR breaker to replace burnt out non UL listed Siemens feeder breaker for sub panel. Breaker currently is tripping causing appliances to no longer work. Replacement of the front exterior outlet that is burnt/melted. Replacement will be made with a WR receptacle and a “in-use” weather cover.
We will be installing the new receptacle in the loft area on the second floor We will be replacing a customers slide floodlight in the front yard.
Customer originally called due to a power loss on outside receptacles The one gfci was not a weather resistant gfci and was rusted but the power was on for it. So we just removed the bad gfci and installed a weather resistant gfci with an in use bubble cover. After examining the outlets outside i checked the panel and installed 2 new breakers to see if the breakers were the issue due to the fact i saw nothing wrong with the outlets or the wiring. Turns out it was the breakers so i replaced a single pole 20 amp ch breaker and a 20 amp gfci single pole breaker and the circuits worked fine. Customer doesnt plan to be in the home much longer as i informed him the panel was older and the wires inside were tangled and poorly installed but the customer did not want quotes for that or other things in home so we respectively just stuck with the customers request to fix the issues he called us out for
Provided pricing to replace the main panel and original service cable as well as to run a new dedicated circuit for a subpanel down at the pier and install wiring for pier as needed.
We will replace -38 receptacles -5 GFCIS -23 single pole switches -4 three-way switches -5 dimmers -2 paddle fan control switches -Install three USB receptacles -1 ceiling fan/ light control switch We will remove all the old security boxes mounted throughout the first floor. Remove all old phone jacks and cable jacks throughout first floor Remove existing jack kitchen wall and install new receptacle We will also install three new hardwired smoke detectors that will be tapped into the existing system. Installation of new receptacle in living room, as well as master bedroom above an existing receptacle for wall mounted TVs.
Installation of a new Arc-Fault combination breaker due to current device no longer working properly. Device was swapped out and is now holding properly causing no power loss issues. Original was also a 15 amp breaker on a kitchen 20 amp circuit. New breaker is a 20 amp AFCI breaker.