Thorough, explained as much as possible, professional, on time. No complaints!
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Excellent job by Dennis (and Blane). Worked with me to make sure I received exactly what I wanted and Dennis clearly brought brought significant experience to the job. Am very pleased with the technical skills and the customer service orientation.
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Knowledgeable, friendly, fair, professional. Will definitely use again.
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Technician was on time, polite & knowledgeable. The written estimate could have provided more details about the parts and the labor required. The estimate also included the service call fee that I had already paid. The call fee should have been separate.
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Michael was very patient and explained to me about the electrical issues we were having at our house and performed an outstanding job. I would honestly recommend him and also gladly hire him for my next or future projects.
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Matt did a fantastic job on all the projects we had. Everything works great.
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Ginny was thorough and professional. This was a good experience.
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Alex is a top-notch professional. His work was timely and of the highest quality.
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Alex is awesome! He is very knowledgeable and easy to work with.
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Nick from Haas & Sons was excellent to work with. He did a great job replacing my smoke detectors. He was very thorough and explained the new equipment. Thank you Haas and Nick
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I originally came out to the call because a customer’s electrical socket was pulled out of the wall also customers kitchen overhead fluorescent light was no longer working. When the receptacle was pulled out of the wall the hot wire touch the metal box causing the circuit to trip after removing the electrical socket I installed a brand new tamper resistant receptacle then I reset the electrical breaker allowing power to restore to that specific circuit with the overhead light in the kitchen I remove the electrical ballast and spliced the new wires through making the old fluorescent fixture a 120 V light fixture then I installed LED ballast bypass tube’s and then turn the light on the test it and it works
The reason for today’s visit with the customer was to initially quote on repairs that was suggested by a home inspector. Today after meeting the customer, we went through the initial repair list suggested by the inspector. We started by looking at the line side of the home seeing the 100 amp service cable that is fraying and deteriorating. We then moved to the basement where the customer showed me the Main 100 amp panel and the 60 amp sub panel. Both panels were out dated and showed signs of many hazards such as rust, double tapped neutrals, and non-UL listed breakers. The customer then moved over to the utility room which showed the “open splice” that was in the wall that fed the washer/laundry outlet. After viewing those areas, the customer then allowed us to begin assessing the home and that’s where i saw on the basement guest room light switch had reverse polarity and only worked when in the “off” position. After finishing in the basement, i moved way to the 1st floor where i began
I jumped out of a existing receptacle in the master bedroom and ran a wire up inside the wall where i cut in a 2 gang old work box and put in two tamper resistant receptacles and a new receptacle where i jumped out of I cut open a Buried receptacle box in the master bathroom then I channeled open the wall and ran a 12 to through the joists and installed a nail plate on the corner joist then I installed a single gang old work box next to the master bathroom toilet and installed a tamper resistant receptacle then i installed a gfci where the buried box was to protect the receptacle next to the toilet Downstairs in the basement i rewired a three way switch system and installed a customer supplied motion sensor.
I removed all of the smart switches in the customers home due to manufacturing issues which continuously burnt out the smart switches on multiple occasions we have been back multiple times and remove and replace the smart switch with a customer supplied smart switch it got to the point where I finally had to talk to the customer and offer him our smart switches which are much more reliable which we used in multiple customers homes without any issues the customer decided that was the decision to move forward with. So I replaced all the smart switches with company supplied Caseta smart switches in certain cases I had to install pico remotes to three-way systems I had to tie through a four-way system in the kitchen and install a dimmer due to the fact that a standard on off smart switch does not work within a four-way system due to the neutral interference. We also supplied a smart hub for the customers router so customer can control all the smart switches and lights from his cell phone
Customer would like EV charger installed in garage. Unfortunately, customer has full panel that does not accept tandem breakers. Please see multiple options to create space as well as running circuits for EV charger.
The reason for today’s visit was a plug that was not working on the back deck. When I arrived i saw deck plugs that didn’t have proper weather resistant covers on them. The GFCi did not reset when tested but the outlet did have power. I then went down to the panel to check the breaker and saw the panel was a 200 amp Bryant with a lot of rust going through it. Customer was interested in replacing just the outdoor device and once i gave the quote he declined services.
This solution includes the replacement of the 2 existing exterior fixtures on back deck with new customer supplied fixtures. We have taken deposit and shall return when customer has lights and reschedules with office. We have returned and replaced the existing rear exterior lights with new customer supplied fixtures.
This solution includes the replacement of 3 existing damaged receptacles. We have replaced one receptacle in foyer area, dining room and at kitchen island. Lastly we have blanked off the old alarm junction. We recommend having the water heater bonded and the original receptacles replaced in the home.
Today’s visit was for adding lighting in two separate rooms and adding an additional receptacle for a TV. See pricing to get this taken care of for you. Let us know if you have any questions.
We have looked over scope of work and shall deliver estimates. Membership acquired.
This solution includes the reconfiguration of the existing 240V circuit for the range to be converted to 120V. In addition we shall terminate the gas bond in the panel. This also includes a proper common trip handle breaker for the multi feed circuit. Lastly this solution includes whole home surge protection at main panel. We have converted the existing 240V range circuit to a 15A 120V circuit with receptacle for the new gas range. In addition we have installed a proper common trip handle breaker for the multi feed circuit. Lastly we have installed surge protection at panel and have terminated the gas bond in the panel.
Installation of new devices for affected circuit that has multiple burnt devices on it located in the upstairs bedroom/loft for a total of 12 devices. Installation of new Panasonic Whisper exhaust fan located in the second floor hall bathroom. With new exhaust fan installation, reattaching current venting duct to new fixture. Correction of panel code violations such as multiple double tapped neutrals in both 200 amp panel. Installation of new customer supplied fixture for the current chandelier in the dining room.
Reason for today’s visit was for quoting a needed exterior GFCI receptacle in order to feed landscaping lighting for front yard. Upon arriving we were greeted by the Spouse, we introduced ourselves and asked for more details in regards to what they were looking for, after getting together a general idea as well as a few suggestions which included both running a circuit to the front left side of home as well as front side, we requested access to electrical panel to which customer agreed to and showed us the way to, customer had painters on site painting the basement. When first seeing the electrical panel, we immediately noticed there was no accessibility to service it. In order to remove its panel we had to let it drop inside the wall. Once we removed the cover, we noticed corrosion, water damage, rusting, grounding and neutrals double taps, missing knock outs, wiring under sizing, as well as multiple wires without connectors. Because of the current condition and location of the existi
We have delivered options regarding repairs and upgrades. We highly recommend having the rear exterior receptacle replace along with the correct breaker and proper installation of the existing surge protector.