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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.
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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
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Genny was knowledgeable, friendly, helpful and polite and resolve the issue effectively and efficiently. Will definitely call again.
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He was excellent, 5 stars. Very thorough, kind and polite and professional. He did excellent work.
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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.
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Michael was prompt, friendly, and very knowledgeable.
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Very professional and respectful. Fast quality service. I highly recommend the electrician and his apprentice. Haas and Sons will get the jod done right!
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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.
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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.
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Wow, Dennis found my electrical problem in 30 seconds! He was fantastic and knew his stuff. I definitely recommend him! Great job!
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Dennis and Cole were outstanding. Total pros, high quality work.
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Installation of new motor/thermostat to current housed attic fan. We will remove the guts and the thermostat and wire new material to current wiring.
Quote to install new 200 amp electric system for the home. We will obtain electrical permits and inspection for this project. We will obtain BGE work order and organize their inspection/ work. Installation to meet national/ local codes and safety requirements. These tasks are outlined below in the line items- panel, disconnect, electrical grounding, bonding, surge protection, breakers, and misc. This package includes replacement of the main 200 amp panel that’s currently installed. The current panel is hazardous due to the over heating aspects, double tapped wires, wires deteriorating, and the can separating from the bus itself. With the panel upgrade we will install new grounding and bonding by way of new ground rods, and gas/water bonding,To meet current county and code safety requirements.. Installation of new dedicated circuit to supply power for the A/C disconnect. Currently system is undersized and causing flashing/overheating on the circuit.
Arrived onsite and we were first shown the 3 gang switch box at the front door and she described condensation being the plate. After looking in the box and outside at that area on the house, there is a lack of insulation in the wall, its wood siding with no moisture barrier, and really all 3 of those switches should be replaced due to age, rust, and improper installation. We then went down to the basment and i preformed a safety assessment where i found things in the panel, and then a lack of bonding at the hot water heater. We then went into the basment living room where be started troubleshooting an outlet behind a tv that was out, and found the ones on that wall were out alltogether. We opened every single box in that vacinity and found nothing to be connected to those. We were told the father had moved all those outlets where they are now and from my findings, i think there is a buried splice in the wall or buried junction boxes. After presenting options she wanted to hold off of
This solution includes the installation of a new 150A panel, exterior disconnect, surge protection, updates to grounding and bonding, arc fault protection for all aluminum circuits, gfci protection at wet locations and unfinished areas, aluminum remediation for the homes devices and lights. Additionally we shall add a receptacle in the second floor hall bathroom, remove and replace the first floor bath fan, replacement of the post lamp fixture and the installation of the new hood fan. Includes permitting and inspections. We have begun the scheduled work, we shall return next Wednesday to continue with the scheduled work. We have installed the new receptacles in the bathrooms and have completed the alumiconn installations for the upstairs. We shall return tomorrow and complete the remaining aluminum wiring repairs. We shall return tomorrow and complete the installation of the new panel. We have completed the installation and shall call in for inspection for new panel.
Dedicated circuit with demo Today we removed a 60 amp sub panel at the bottom of the basement stairs. We also remove the 60 amp circuit that said the sub panel out of the main panel and install a new knockout seals. He then ran a new dedicated 15 amp circuit from the main panel over to the GFCI at the bottom of the stairs. We installed a new home line 15 amp arc fault breaker to power and protect the new circuit and also installed a new standard 15 amp breaker to fill the empty space.
Arrived onsite and was shown to the kitchen fans where i found the bulbs were the issue in the fans light kit. They were a non dimmable led but they were defective leds that were going bad, even had little black markings around the driver and were exceptionally warm. I made a new recommendation on the bulbs to put in there so she stops having issues as well as found both fan remote batteries were almost dead so i helped her get that as well as the doorbell stuff ordered. In terms of the doorbell, i will have to drop out of the 3 gang switch bank by the front door, down to an outlet for the kit she is buying to plug into. Then i will have to route the low voltage wire coming off of the transformer to the doorbell location outside. I will also be removing the old battery ring doorbell and installing a new hardwired one in its place once i route the wire outside. Test and verify that is working once completed. Return on 6/18 Arrived onsite and began by drilling the hole inside for the n
This solution includes the replacement of the 2 existing damaged switches. One in garage and one in the master bedroom closet. We have replaced the 2 damaged switches. We recommend having the remaining devices in the replaced.
Arrived onsite and the resident was selling the home, but had one thing the home inspector marked off for which was kitchen outlets not working. Once we pulled them out they were terminated correctly however both the GFCI outlets had the line and load side reversed giving the appearance they were working, but they were not. We turned off power , corrected and reinstalled both GFCI’s and verified all the kitchen outlets were working properly.
Arrived onsite and was led to a basement bedroom where an arcfault was tripping the circuit breaker from simple stuff such as a phone charger being plugged in. After testing it, i found the breaker to be defective and in need of replacement. I also talked to the resident about whole home surge protection for their main panel because they had none currently, as well as going over our membership. After presenting options he decided to get all the work done, and sign up for the membership again. I replaced the breaker and installed the new surge protection, and now the circuit operates properly.
Today’s visit was for corrections to be made after siding was replaced. The contractor did not have the right covers on and the wiring is not correct. There was also a three-way system in the guest house that needed to be corrected as well. Lastly, there were two fixtures that needed to be installed after the new siding was put on. Please see below for all work performed. Replace switches on 3way system Install (2) light fixtures Install (4) in use covers
- Installation of two, 2-pole 15A breakers to correct two shared neutral circuits in the basement subpanel - Removal and replacement of two broken GFCI(s) in the kitchen - Removal and replacement of one duplex receptacle in kitchen - Installation of new bonding in between metallic system - Installation of whole home surge protector in main panel
Arrived onsite and discussed with the height of the ceiling what sized ladder would be needed, as well as she showed us the light she wanted to install in its place. Then the resident showed us to the basement where she had a contractor come in a while back and start but not finish the basement kitchen off. The wiring is mostly in place but all needs to be hooked up, slightly modified, or some things added to be code compliant. Also it’s in an in between stage with the hood fan cabinet where it isn’t hung and the duct isn't cut down through it, the duct is just sitting up in the ceiling. I talked to her about a plan to tackle the basement project and then wrote up a price for the foyer light as well, and then the 2 combined. After showing her the options she wanted to think about it for now so i ended up emailing over the options i had created.
Installation of customer supplied ceiling fan. Currently customer would like new fan install to be hung in the living area. There currently is a switch controlled outlet that would be repurposed to a 3 gang switch bank for light control, fan control, and receptacle. We would remove a channel of sheet rock and replace when job is completed. This solution does not include any drywall repair work or paint work. Listed will be references that we recommend for such repairs. Installation of new AFCI protection for the circuit extension on the ceiling fan install. While inside of the panel, we will also remove all double tapped grounds and neutrals landing each under individual terminals. Quote to install new 200 amp electric system for the home. We will obtain electrical permits and inspection for this project. We will obtain BGE work order and organize their inspection/ work. Installation to meet national/ local codes and safety requirements. These tasks are outlined below in the line it
Today’s visit was for multiple items. After talking with the customer, she decided to hold off on the dedicated circuit in her bedroom. We did fix the lamp post and will be returning to run a dedicated circuit for a stove top and replace the light fixture in the kitchen. Look forward to seeing you then! Work performed today below. Replace photo cell for lamppost
Installation of new outlet in basement to remove current in-wall splice. We will remove current 3 wire splice that’s buried in the wall and re-run the power from existing outlet to the left into a new outlet on the right. Installing the new outlet will also require running a new back to back GFCI on the exterior due to the wire being too short. We will then land the new device in the box and replace the current device which we derived power from. Installation of a new old work junction box to replace current buried 1900. Replace current single pole breaker with new two pole breaker as it shares a neutral and is prone to over heating without proper common throw handle.