Service representatives were timely, organized, neat and knowledgeable. Great work.
Genny and Josh of Haas & Sons Electric were outstanding! They arrived promptly as scheduled to install a new ceiling light junction and fan. They provided a quote and completed the job all in the same visit. They were both personable and professional. The price was significantly higher than anticipated however their work exceeded my expectations. I have many projects on the horizon requiring electrical services and look forward to working with them again. Highly recommend if you are looking for quality work from a team who prioritizes quality workmanship and safety above all else.
Mike knows what he is doing and he is excellent at what he does. What is equally meaningful and great is that he is so genuinely nice. This visit was second time he came to my home. He explains everything and is very much open to answer questions. I was comfortable and confident the work was thorough and excellent. I plan to request him every time!
Great team and service. Dennis Sprouse and his apprentice Cole, were exceptional. We feel safe in our home now, and completely satisfied!!
Genny Ginger from Hass and Sons Electrical responded to install a ceiling fan in my breakfast room. She did an excellent job. She discovered one of my switches was bad and replaced it also. Genny additionally told me about some other switches I should consider changing. Fantastic personality and very knowledgeable.
Dennis and Daniel were the absolute best! They arrived on time and provided excellent customer service! I had previously hired another electrician to do this job, and after two days trying to fix my problem, nothing was resolved. However, five minutes on the job, Dennis from Haas & Sons had my switch, light, and ceiling fan working! Dennis also was able to help me make the best decision when choosing another ceiling fan and switch combo for a second bedroom replacement. He gave great advice and expertise. Daniel also did a great job installing the new fan! I absolutely love it! I highly recommend this company, especially if you want the job done right the first time. I will definitely use them again.
I was very impressed by Alex Weber's service at our home. Alex fixed a vexing problem I had in installing video camera door bell. He was very knowledgeable, and courteous. I would definitely use Alex for any electrical issue.
Dennis did an outstanding job from the beginning to the end. Customer service was excellent! His knowledge and workmanship was top notch. Thanks again for your outstanding service!
Reason for today’s visit with the customer was to inspect an outdoor troff receptacle and a high bay light. The high bay light had a bad ballast and capacitor. To fix this we got a full internal replacement kit and changed all the internals for this light. It was working upon our departure but another one right next to the one we fixed went bad while we were still there. The troff receptacle had damaged wiring and the emt itself was also in poor condition. We replaced the emt with PVC, installed a weather proof receptacle box with a weather proof receptacle inside. The breaker for this circuit we changed to a DF 20 Amp QO breaker to ensure proper protection from faults. The troff heater was also working upon our departure. Customer requested that we return next week and change the other bad High Bay Light fixtures internals. Please note that the subpanel that feeds the troff receptacle is horribly degraded. Replace receptacle set up at horse water trough. We will replace metal pipe w
Reason for today’s visit was to remove and replace five customer supplied lights. We replace the three front sconces lights with new lights, as well as the hallway, bathroom, vanity, light and ceiling light. We also installed a new dimmer switch as well as a new panel style switch for the bathroom lights.
Provided pricing for 2 new 240v circuits to be installed in unfinished basement. Also pricing for circuits to be moved to generator panel with whole home surge protection in each panel (2).
Installation of new GFCI and over under light switch located in the master bath. The bathroom currently is wired in aluminum and leads have snapped while customer was originally replacing. We will install alumiconn connectors and run copper conductors off it to ensure proper connection.
Replace federal pacific panel with square d QO panel
Reason for today’s call was to install a dedicated circuit for a range that is being delivered tomorrow. While doing the assessment, we saw that there was no surge protection in the panel, and there were multi wire branch circuit on single pole breakers. Please see below for work performed. Run dedicated circuit for new electric range Install whole home surge in main panel Install two pole breakers for multi wire branch circuits
This solution includes the installation of a new customer supplied bath fan in the master bathroom. In addition we shall replace the existing garbage disposal switch and repair the wiring in box. we shall replace the gfci in the hall bathroom on second floor. Lastly this solution includes gfci protection at garbage disposal switch. We have completed the installation of new customer supplied ceiling fan, replacement gfci for the hall bathroom and the gfci/switch combination for the garbage disposal.
Install installation of new 200 amp main breaker Leviton panel Insulation of new grounding system, which includes ground rods and main water grounding. Insulation all match and properly sized circuit breakers. Labeling panel Install installation of new service cable from power company point of attachment to the main panel. Installation of new 60 amp circuit up to the attic for future car charger. Installation of two 20a 120v circuits up to the attic for future garage circuits. Installation of whole Home surge protector in the main panel.
Installation of new range receptacle and breaker due to current breaker having a broken mount that holds onto the busbar. The range receptacle also is very worn and has a lot of paint/debris lodged inside of the connections not giving a proper connection.
We have delivered pricing regarding the various lighting tasks.
Today’s visit was for power loss in bedroom and customer also wanted a receptacle in the garage ceiling for garage door opener and a new install of a GFCI in the upstairs hallway bathroom. During my assessment, I saw that the panel was a federal Pacific panel. I informed the customer that this panel is extremely unsafe and should be replaced immediately. I also saw that the customer had aluminum wiring throughout his home. The culprit of the power loss was aluminum wiring, burnt up in the receptacle box. Whoever had done the receptacles previously, spliced the aluminum with copper under a wire nut. This is also extremely dangerous as copper and aluminum are volatile when put together. To get the home completely safe, I recommend replacing the federal Pacific panel and completing a remediation of all switches and receptacles throughout the home, installing Aluma cons and new devices in each box. This would also include fixtures. Please see attached for solutions to get this taken car
Arrived onsite and began troubleshooting the outage which consisted of the living room, and 2 bedrooms in the back, and the front closet and outlet. We pulled a ton of outlets and switches, almost everything on that multi feed circuit and found there was a voltage loss, and a break at 2 points. I turned the whole panel off and backed from the bathroom half of the multi feed circuit to the half that was out to try and locate the issues and i found 2 points of failure. Blaine went up in the attic as i continued on extended diagnostics to try and figure it out. He went up and we turned just that one circuit on but between the new hvac system, and location of wiring and junctions, plus the old remodel for the kitchen it was found to be a damaged circuit past a certain point. I decided at this point rather then to keep pushing it that refeeding the circuit at both points of failure and capping the existing feed off would be the best course of action. So i wrote that up, got approval and he
The reason for todays visit was to quote on EV charger circuit installation. After visiting the customer, we saw that the 1982 Ch panel that was original to the home was outdated and no longer had room to upgrade. The panel also shower double tapped circuits, shared neutral circuits, and tandem breakers that were not UL listed for the panel. During our visit, customer was given options on running the new dedicated circuit along with upgrading the panel to fit the circuit along with bringing the home up to date on safety requirements. At this time customer just wanted a quote and will think it over if deciding to move forward.
Arrived onsite and explained exactly what my assessment included then we started upstairs, and worked our way all the way down to the panel. We were joined for the assessment so i could readily bring things to her attention as we went throughout the house. Given the era the devices were put in, even though most outlets were all wrapped around screws they are also mostly old, loose, and especially the switches throughout the house were in pretty rough shape, but i only found 2 that were broken completely. The list below is the list of concerns getting addressed today other then the redevice which I recommend for the near future. After discussing the assessment, we went through and made all the repairs listed below, tested, and verified all is working. Replace the incorrect GE breaker in the panel with a CH BR breaker 2 pole 60. Replace bad GFCI at the panel. Replace 2 bad GFCI at the kitchen countertop. Replace broken single pole switch at front door. Replace broken 3 way switch in