Yes, I was very satisfied with the service on yesterday. Nick did a phenomenal job with servicing the electrical problem and sharing knowledgeable information for future references. I definitely would use the service again.
Dennis succeeded in promptly troubleshooting and identifying the cause of our electrical issue. He then repaired the faulty outlet, while explaining why it occurred.
We had a major panel replacement an upgrade that took three days. Josh and Tyler were thorough, professional and a pleasure to work with. They made sure everything was done properly and cleaned up after all the work was completed. They stayed very late on the third day to make sure the house had power everywhere. We would definitely use Haas again for electrical work.
Dennis was great and so was his team. They were here for two days and worked so hard. They did a great job. I highly recommend these electricians.
Michael was on time and helpful with a small and obnoxious problem of a lithium battery pack dying before its time. Gave us a heads up about anything else that may happen with the smoke detectors
Genny was knowledgeable, friendly, helpful and polite and resolve the issue effectively and efficiently. Will definitely call again.
He was excellent, 5 stars. Very thorough, kind and polite and professional. He did excellent work.
The job was completed with all of the features that we had defined in our project plan installed exactly as we had envisaged with updated funnctionality that exceeded our expectations.
Michael was prompt, friendly, and very knowledgeable.
Very professional and respectful. Fast quality service. I highly recommend the electrician and his apprentice. Haas and Sons will get the jod done right!
Nick has been involved in a number of our projects over the years. We have always found him to be friendly, experienced and very professional. Nick arrived at our home today with Josh who was also friendly and professional.
Alex explained what he was doing; gave me options; was friendly and professional. I would request Alex if I needed an electrician in the future. Re price: have no idea what the going prices are but don''t think your price was out of line.
This solution includes the installation of a new 120V 20A circuit in the basement, this circuit shall be outfitted with an audible gfci. In addition we shall install a new receptacle in the garage. We have installed the garage receptacle and basement circuit for the freezer.
Replace two three-way switches and a four-way switch for the second floor hallway lights We will supply and install a new standard white ceiling hugger fan in the primary bedroom with a new wire wireless wall control.
Replaced switch for dining room recessed lights.
Installation of ethernet line from the living room router down to the basement office directly below it Installation of new cassette, a smart switch and the dining area for the kitchen light and install a new switch in the kitchen area at the other entrance
- Installation of a new receptacle behind the dishwasher - Installation of a GFCI Breaker - V.I.P Membership
This solution includes the installation of a new gable mount attic fan. We have installed the new attic gable fan.
We have delivered pricing regarding the various electric tasks.
Replace original main panel installed in 1967 with new main breaker 200 amp panel Replace all devices in home with aluminum wiring Install proper aluminum to copper terminations at ever device and light Install arc fault protection on all aluminum branch circuits Arrived today where homeowner described issues with her outlets intermittently not working in both the main living area in the basement and throughout the upstairs of the home. When we took a look at the electrical panel, we found that it was a split bus square D panel that was original to the home, and has aluminum wiring. Throughout the home there was evidence of several DIY remodels that had happened before she moved in, the aluminum wiring at all the new devices had not been alumiconned or installed properly (Half of a recess trim installed downstairs, etc.) We discovered a junction box in the unfinished area of the basement that had burnt wiring inside, causing the power loss to the basement outlets and the power loss in
This solution includes the installation of the proper 20A breaker to protect the existing circuit for the wall oven. We have installed the new 20A breaker for the wall oven. We have left the circuit off in anticipation of the new oven installation.
We have delivered pricing regarding the various electrical tasks.
Replace original 1970s split bus panel with a new 200 amp main breaker panel with all new code updates. Install a new grounding system, which include includes ground rods on the outside of the home as well as new copper wire to main water shut off. Install emergency disconnect on the outside of the home as well as whole Home surge protection in the main panel to protect Home from electrical voltage spikes Will pull an electrical permit and coordinate county inspections. Installation of new dedicated 20 and receptacle in the outside of the home next to the meter Install new receptacle in the garage tapped off of the existing receptacle Install new customer supplied surface mount light with a new switch in the back part of the basement room. Install six new recessed, LED fixtures in the living room. Install two new customer supplied ceiling fans in the front bedrooms on the top floor. Replaced customer supplied fan in the primary bedroom in the back of the home. 9/8 Returned today and c
Replace fluorescent fixture above the range in the kitchen. We will replace the fixture with a 1 x 4 LED wrap around fixture. Remove and replace light fixture in the stair well. Called out today look at replacing a fluorescent tube light in the kitchen and a surface light in the basement stairwell. The ballast in the kitchen light was failing and the entire fixture needed to be replaced. We provided a solution to replace the kitchen and basement light, Customer agreed to go ahead with work. Customer is interested in replacing two 4 feet fluorescent lights in the near future.
Arrived onsite and met the resident in the garage where they explained that they traded their previous car which had a plug in charger for the lucid they now have, and want the charger hardwired. After assessing everything and making sure she knew it would have a max output of 42 amps due to the wiring coming to the plug being 6-3 romex. I had to change the breaker out to a standard qo 50 amp breaker, remove the box the wiring was in the garage previously, and while Tyler did that i opened the lucid charger and set it up so it would charge at just over 40 amps, and it would see the breaker was a 50 amp breaker. Once completed i drilled a hole out on the back for the wire to come into, added a connector and by this time Tyler had the box out, the bracket mounted, so he wired the charger up. Once completed, we closed up the charger, cleaned up, turned on power and verified it is working properly. We also discussed the vip care plan when i was going over job options and she ended up signi
Installation of new devices located throughout the front foyer and living room. We will replace the older/original style outlets in this room and pigtail new wiring to prevent power loss with new devices. Installation of new siding block with supplied front coach light to replace current broken light fixture that’s rusted out and dated. Replace current 5/6 inch retro fit exterior driver style lights located in the kitchen. Light fixtures currently are heating up causing failure and flicker. We would replace with new retro fits and replace the dimmer. Installation of the new devices and the light fixtures replacing current breakers with new AFCI protection. Called out today to day to look at kitchen lights and a switch that was not working. We determined that the drivers in the kitchen lights were starting to fail, and needed to be replaced. The switch was discovered to control a post light in the front yard whose line had been hit a few years ago, prevent the post light from being tu
Arrived onsite and the resident showed us to the kitchen where he had an old ceiling fan he had installed for the last 20 years and today he bought a new fan for us to install. We ended up disposing of the old ceiling fan for him once we removed it and ended up keeping the medallion up to cover the old footprint of the fan. The new one was much smaller and a unique design. I put the new one together while Tyler removed the old one and then we worked together to get the new fan hung. Once completed we found there was a loose connection at the switch we ended up fixing by replacing the switch and now it turns on and works properly via the pullchains. We took the old fan and then finished cleaning up.