Dennis S. fixed the issue that we had, which turned out not to be the one we thought it was. Dennis kept us informed about what he was doing, and why, during each phase of the repair process. The folks at Haas were able to provide same day service, which was very helpful.
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Could not have been better. Mike was an amazing tech. Explained everything fully and carefully. His work was top notch. Would recommend to everyone. Great job.
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Alex is a great electrician because he thoroughly inspected the electrical panel and a few of the outlets throughout the house, letting me know about existing issues with the house's electrical system. He also discussed how he would install the ceiling fan and answered my questions about its placement.
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Great job installing Ring Pro doorbell. My job was a difficult one and Nick handled it quickly and efficiently.
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Tech did a great job - very thorough and professional. Would highly recommend.
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Super pleased. He did a great job and explained exactly what he was doing and recommended doing
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Nick did an incredible job installing a SimpliSafe doorbell & GFCI outlet. Couldn’t have asked for better service. Highly recommend this company to all!
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Reason for today’s visit with the customer was to quote installation of a new grounding system for the home. The home was all PEX and upon change-over from copper the plumbing company removed the old water ground connected at the water heater. They left the old grounded wire hanging inside the utility room with the water clamp still attached. The panel is an original to the home Bryant. Not showing signs of damage but older and past the recommended replacement years. Customer at this time was not interested in updating the panel or installation of a Surge Protector. My solution for regrounding the panel would be to install two new ground rods and land them on the bar inside the panel. In the Utility room I would attach the old grounding wire for the water heater to the gas line that way there is grounding and bonding inside the home. Customer received estimates for installation of new ground rods with and without the membership. He has previously received quotes at almost half our pric
Today’s reason for visit was to provide a solution on smoke detectors installed in the home. When we arrived, i saw a 200 amp GE panel that was installed in 02. The panel showed many signs of concerns with the bus bar and the neutral bars. There were double tapped neutrals as well as majorly over heated/charred bus bar. I brought this immediately to the home owners attention and we began inspecting the rest of the home. After inspecting the panel, i saw there were multiple low voltage smoke alarms in the home. There were older low voltage systems as well as a 120v detector on each floor. Home owner would like pricing for replacing like for like or moving them to proper locating to meet current requirements. We also provided a solution to meet new NFPA regulations which included installing smoke detectors in each bedroom. At this time home owner would like to take time to decide and call back if interested.
Reason for today’s visit was to troubleshoot power loss to half of master bedroom and bathroom. While going through home I found that the entire home has been remodeled. Every receptacle, switch and light is all new. I found the problem was located in the daughter’s room. It was located in the outlet between the closet door and entrance to the room. This was causing the intermittent power to the master bedroom. We replaced the receptacle and power was restored.
-Replace 2 outlets that are degraded due to time, and backstabbed. -Replace 1 TR GFCI on the kitchen countertop that is broken. -Replace all outlets in the home -Replace all switches in the home -Replace all GFCI’s throughout the home -Replace weatherproof outlet on the back of the home -Replace 2 outlets that are degraded due to time, and backstabbed. -Replace 1 TR GFCI on the kitchen countertop that is broken.
Installation of new customer supplied fixtures for the exterior of the home. The customer would like to replace the lamp head on the front light pole, and the two rear exterior wall sconces. installation of new siding blocks that we will cut around the siding and install when hanging the new exterior sconces. Blocks currently are wooden and showing deterioration on both sides. Panel information: Multiple double tapped neutrals and grounds- This is under code NEC 408.41 - Each grounding conductor is required to be under its own lug. having both together can cause over heating and back feeding. Multiple shared neutral circuits- Each conductor sharing a neutral is required to be on a two pole/breaker tied to shut off together. Multiple wires pigtailed for one breaker- Each breaker is designed to only house one wire (unless specified by manufacture) Surge protecting was required since 2020
Arrived onsite and took a look at the 3 fans the resident wanted replaced first. They were all in upstairs bedrooms, but they all had a wobble to them as well so i discussed inspecting the boxes while up there, and like in the master, we found there was no box so we had to install one for the fan. We worked room by room to knock out all 3 fans, do the whole home assessment, and today they would just like to get all 3 fans replaced and done properly. I wrote up some options, we discussed them and then we got to work. I did find the fan in the master bedroom to not have a box above it so we had to cut one in, but otherwise we got all 3 fans up and verified working via their remotes, and then did a final walkthrough once we finished cleaning up. We will take all the fans to dispose of them for the resident.
Installation of customer supplied ceiling fan located in bedroom. We will remove the current single gang switch that currently controls the outlet and replace with a two gang switch. One switch will control the fan motor, the second will be a customer supplied dimmer controlling light fixture on fan. With customer supplied material, warranty will only be on labor of installation and not on product itself.
This solution includes a new gfci in basement area and the installation of a weather rated device and in use cover on rear exterior of home. We have replaced the existing gfci in basement as well as replacing the rear exterior receptacle.
This solution includes the replacement of 2 customer supplied fixtures. We have replaced the hall and foyer fixtures.
This solution includes the replacement of the existing 200A FPE panel. In addition we shall update the grounding and bonding, installation of new exterior disconnect and surge protection at main panel. Includes permitting and inspections. We have collected deposit and shall return the 16th of July to complete the panel replacement. We have completed the installation of the new 200A panel as well as installation of surge protector and grounding/bonding updates. We shall schedule for county inspection.
- Installations of 3 Carbon Combo units one each floor with 10 year sealed battery back up 120v hardwired. -Installation of 3 new smoke detectors jumping power out of the third floor location hallway to each bedroom
Installation of new devices located in the living room switch bank. Current devices are re-used and have wires cut out of the quick stabbed ports causing electrical hazards. The wiring also is not properly terminated and is causing lights to flicker due to not being twisted properly. We were called out today to look at a ceiling fan that was not working and a hallway light that was flickering. We determined that the ceiling fan was not working due to the battery in the remote dying. The flickering hallway light was caused by improper termination of the switches. We also gave solutions to replace the Pushmatic main panel, including the installation of arc-fault breakers ad surge protection.
Arrived onsite and the resident led us to a bedroom where an outlet was a bit recessed in the wall after drywall was completed. We came in and they had the place sold and were moved out, this was more of a finishing touch for them. We came in and Tyler made spacers for the outlet and then reinstalled it into the wall and put on the customer supplied plate. Outlet is not flush with the wall, tight and secure, and working properly.
Installation of new customer supplied light fixture. We will remove current broken “puff” style light fixture and replace with a newer but smaller style LED light fixture. With using customer supplied material, warranty is limited to craftsmanship and not material due to us not supplying. Replace both light switches located inside of the kitchen. One switch controls current damaged light fixture second accesses the switch controlled outlet. Installation of whole home surge protection to further assist the home in protection against harmful voltage spikes and protection of the sensitive appliances. Surge reflects lifetime warranty.
This solution includes the replacement of the existing gfci in the basement. This also includes replacing the front exterior receptacle with weather rated device and in use cover. We have replaced the existing gfci in basement. Additionally we have replaced the front exterior receptacle.