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I would recommend Dennis Sprouse to anybody. Dennis was very professional and knowledgeable. I was very pleased with the work he provided. Thank you, Dennis!!!
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Alex Weber visited my property today and I was impressed with his professionalism and service. I am also impressed by Haas and Sons Electric, Inc. in terms of scheduling and communication: it is a dependable, well-run operation and one I can highly recommend.
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Alex is an Awesome Guy and Technician! You're in Great Hands!!
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On time answered all questions and explained everything he did and why he did it . Couldn’t be happier with the service. Thanks
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Replace original 1980s Challenger panel. Install new 200 amp main breaker QO series panel with all new matching breakers Install new grounding system, which includes ground rods on the outside of the home as well as main water grounding Install installation of emergency disconnect on the outside of the home as well as whole home search protection in the main panel. We’re pulling electrical permit and coordinate county inspections
Replacement of old smoke and carbon monoxide detectors with company supplied detectors. Detectors have a 5 year warranty with Haas and Sons Electric and a 10 year manufacturer warranty. We were called out today to look at replacing some smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. I noticed the detectors were starting to yellow and a few chirped on their own indicating that they needed to be replaced. While assessing the panel, I noticed that there was one multi wire branch circuit that was not on a two pole breaker as well as that the panel was lacking surge protection. I gave a solution to address the breaker and add surge protection along with the smoke detectors. The customer was only interested in the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors at this time, but would be interested in the surge protector and breaker in the future. We replaced at total of 9 detectors, 3 Smoke/CO units and 6 Smoke units. 2 smoke, 1 combo in the basement; 1 smoke, 1 combo on the first floor; 3 smokes and 1 combo
- Replacement of a GFCI in the downstairs - Correcting the junction box for the washer - Bonding of the water heater - V.I.P Membership Reason for today’s visit was loss of power to the washer receptacle. Upon inspection I noticed that the the receptacles were the older backstab only style. The line side for the receptacles had backed itself out causing the receptacle to lose power. I suggested replacement with a GFCI due it not previously having any. I also noticed the hot and cold water were not bonded. The customer stated that during their inspection before they moved in they were informed of missing GFCI protection. There was two specific locations that didn’t have it. In additional, the outdoor front receptacles were missing in use covers. The panel is an older cutler hammer that will be needing to be replaced soon. Customer and I discussed this and he is planning on doing it over the next couple of years. We discussed relabeling it properly until that time. Today the customer d
Replace bathroom exhaust fans with new upgraded Panasonic white type fans in the second-floor hallway bathroom as well as the primary bathroom shower area. Replace motor in primary bathroom toilet area Replace motor in powder room Install pushbutton timers in the primary bathroom shower, and toilet area as well as the powder room Install special timer for 2nd floor bath exhaust fan. We will need to return when fan motors and timer switch come in. Returned today and swapped out powder room exhaust fan motor and the master bath toilet room exhaust fan motor.
We have determined that the bathroom receptacles already have gfci protection from the lower level bathroom.
This solution includes the replacement of the attic fan motor. We have replaced the attic fan motor, complete with new thermostat.
Arrived onsite and the resident explained his washer had been tripping the breaker out. I had brendon go up and look at the washer outlet and make sure everything tested good, as well as test continuity on the cord to make sure it wasn’t a bad washer cord. I went to the panel and opened it up and began investigating. We ran several tests from load draw, to trying to figure out how far along in the wash cycle that it was tripping. I found a lack of surge protection in the main panel which i talked to the resident about as well as tested all the dual function breakers and found the washer one wasn’t testing properly and it would trip with nothing hooked up to it, and proved to be a bad breaker. I wrote up a few options and the resident ended up getting the breaker replaced, and whole home surge protection installed to protect everything in the home. At the end we tested and everything is verified working. I believe the washer is tripping the circuit during the drain cycle because in any
Installation of new exterior outlets with new In Use weather rated covers. We will extend the boxes and install both new devices and covers.
Today’s because it was for installing a dedicated circuit for a 240 V water heater. Customer currently has gas water heater and wants to convert to electric. During my assessment, I also saw that there were multi wire branch circuit on single pole breakers, no surge, protection, and a double tapped breaker that was not labeled in the panel. I reviewed everything with the customer, and she agreed to the work below. Run dedicated circuit for electric water heater Install disconnect for water heater Bond water heater Install two pole breakers on multi wire branch circuits Let us know if you have any additional questions. Have a great day!
Installation of new GFCI and switches located throughout the home (3 devices in total). Current GFCI for bathroom does not trip properly nor reset properly. The two bedroom switches will be replaced due to being original and backstabbed currently. Installation of new smoke alarm and carbon monoxide alarm to replace current outdated and missing units in the home. There is one located on the bedroom ceiling and one in the living room. Replace current shared neutral circuit with proper two pole breaker to eliminate over heating and energizing off circuit. Replace current damaged AFCI breaker that is not properly tripping when tested.
This solution includes the installation of a customer supplied ceiling fan. We have installed the new customer supplied ceiling fan in the upstairs bedroom.
We have delivered pricing regarding the installation of a dedicated circuit for hot tub.
Replacement of basement bathroom exhaust fan with new Panasonic fan and new timer switch. The original fan was set up for concert from however was not wired properly. There was a constant hot mess in so that fan would run it would only be controlled by the switch replacement of two bad BR 120 duel function breakers Installation of new keyless light fixture with a switch in the closet underneath the basement stairs Installation of whole home surge protection at the main panel Replacement of four standard smoke detectors, as well as for smoke and carbon monoxide detectors throughout the home While on site, we went ahead and installed a new audible GFCI in place of the standard GFCI for the sump pump.
Installation of new carbon/smoke detectors located throughout the home. Current set up has Kidde non-sealed expired smoke detectors located on each floor and one in the loft. We will replace and install with new 10 year sealed BRK detectors.
Arrived onsite and the resident showed me to the top floor master bathroom where he told me he ordered a bidet, and wants an outlet installed next to the toilet. I checked out the specs of new bidet and it only draws 4 amps at max, so i told him although it can be put on with the existing bathroom line, i still recommend a dedicated circuit. Due to price he asked me to add it off of the existing outlet in the bathroom. I did my performance and safety assessment, checked that the panel had a 20 amp breaker for the bathroom outlet circuit, and in that i found a lack of whole home surge protection as well. I discussed that with him and he didn’t want to get anything but the bidet outlet installed today. He also showed me 2 lights he wanted a quote for, one above the foyer 20+ feet high and another one on the stairs between floors, with 14 ft ceilings. I will be sending the quotes to the resident to get the lighting and surge done, as well as the invoice for today for getting the bidet out