Josh and Tyler were the utmost professionals and did exceptional work! We will use Haas and Sons again without hesitation!!
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Michael was great - very personable and knowledgeable. 5/5 recommendation
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A throughly excellent experience… splendid work at a fair price.
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Mike showed up on time and called me before he arrived. He did complete inspection of electrical system and recommend some repairs for safety. He cleaned up his job site in a manner that it looked like he was never in the room.
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Outstanding company. I would highly recommend Haas&Sons. Genny our technician was very friendly told us the problem and fixed it in a timely manner. Over all outstanding service.
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Michael was prompt, efficient, courteous and highly competent.
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Josh was very professional, did a thorough review of our house, identified some issues, provided explanations of the issues and resolution options and completed the work efficiently.
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Alex is incredibly knowledgeable and professional. He helped guide us through the various options available and was prompt with inspection and service. Will definitely come back to Haas & Sons for any future electrical needs and ask for Alex.
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I was very pleased with Dennis’ technical understanding of the electrical modification I was seeking. He thoroughly explained both of my options and gave me quotes. Dennis and his assistant were polite, pleasant, and thorough.
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Thorough, explained as much as possible, professional, on time. No complaints!
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Installation of two new 15 amp AFCI breakers to replace current damaged breakers. We will remove the old breakers and install the new ones. Nothing is showing as needing a device replacement as renovations were done recently with up to current safety requirements (tamper resistant). No warranty with work due to not being able to diagnose true root of issue.
Arrived onsite to look at the customer’s level 1 EV charger which ended up being just an exterior outlet. The outlet and in-use cover were very weathered and was letting moisture into the box. This led us to the house GFCI that was not resetting and had been painted over heavily. We also checked the exterior outlet on the rear of the home and it was in similar condition to the front exterior outlet. During our inspection, we also noticed a lack of surge protection in the main panel. We brought this up to the customer and he was not interested in going with the surge today, as he would like to do more research; we will be sending an additional quote for just the surge protection as per request. We then replaced both front and rear exterior outlets with new weather resistant outlets and new in-use covers, as well as replacing the house GFCI under the electrical panel.
This solution includes the installation of customer supplied smoke alarms. We have installed the customer supplied smoke detectors. We recommend having combo alarms installed.
-Arrived onsite and she showed us to the hvac unit in the garage and the panel as well. The resident explained that she had hvac come out over the weekend and test the junction box in the closet and got no power to the unit. I tested it as well and found there was indeed no power. I opened the panel and found the breaker for the hvac was bad, but on the other side of the panel found an afci that controlled the family room outlets and lights with corroded/burnt up screws and heat on the wires coming to it. I tested that as well while i was in there and found the breaker was going bad. Especially being in the middle of a stack of arc faults in the panel, i informed her replacing it would reduce the heat its putting out with it going out to protect the other breakers nearby, and explained that the furnace breaker had gone bad as well. After telling her about our findings, we discussed our membership with her as well, and then i wrote up options. The resident purchased the membership, an
We have discussed different solutions regarding the low voltage COB LED lights at counter and cabinet locations.
- run 2 20 amp dedicated 120v lines from the main electrical panel, across the basement, up through two floors of drywall and into the attic, to go and drop down in the back and side bedroom for window ac units. -drywall damage will need to be done to get between floors, and down from the attic, as well as any blocking that is in the walls. - install 2 20 amp br breakers to power the 2 dedicated lines, with the units plugs having built in gfci protection on them. -we will cut in and install a dedicated outlet in each of the respective rooms, next to where the window ac’s are sitting and will need to be plugged into.
Check the power at the dryer. Voltage reading 247 and the dryer is turning on and running properly for a short period of time before an error code. Recommend installing whole home, surge protection to protect homes, large appliances, as well as the entire electrical system.
Today’s visit was for two ceiling, fan installs, and third light install added in the basement. While doing our safety assessment, we noticed a few things that needed to be addressed while we were on site. Please see below for all work performed. Install (2) ceiling fans in kids bedrooms on second floor Replace breakers for multi wire branch circuits Install whole home surge in main panel Install audible GFCI for sump pump Replace devices in daughter’s bedroom (7 total) Replace receptacles in kitchen (2 GFCIs and 6 standard receptacles) We also installed a blank plate for a receptacle that was being covered by plywood due to their daughter, playing soccer in the basement. We installed a camera that replaced one that was no longer working. These items were not charged for. Customer really needs a whole home re-device however, we will revisit that option when we come back to do the annual maintenance inspection. I attached the quote for that just in case you change your mind before
Arrived onsite and began our assessment, me at the main panel and Tyler upstairs. We worked our way to the middle and found the major safety issue of the smoke detectors being out of date and mismatched. Otherwise everything looked good. I filled out the assessment and went over everything with them and we determined it would be best to replace all the smoke and combo detectors throughout the house today. They also wanted one bad switch replaced in upstairs master bathroom by the toilet, and a duplex replaced with a decora receptacle that they supplied. I made pricing, went over it with them and they decided to get it all done. Once we had everything replaced, we tested and verified proper function of everything we installed. -Replace bathroom outlet with customer supplied outlet -Replace bathroom switch with customer supplied bathroom switch - Remove and Replace 6 smoke detectors in bedrooms on the top, middle, and bottom floor - Remove and replace 3 smoke/carbon combo detectors
This solution includes the replacement of the existing dining room chandelier with a new fixture. We have replaced the existing chandelier in the dining area. Additionally we have replaced the 2 outdated combo detectors in the home. Smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are now all code compliant.
Arrived onsite today and resident showed us the two window units in the upstairs bedrooms that she was interested in getting the dedicated circuits for, both of which pull just over 12 Amps. We then moved on to the basement to identify a common wall to travel between floors and found the ideal path for the two new circuits. We informed the resident about the intended path of travel and the required drywall cutting needed to run the circuit, as well as the fact that their panel did have enough space to safely accommodate both new circuits. The resident let us know that she was needed on a work call and would like us to email pricing, she did not have any major concerns regarding the scope of the project.
Reason for today’s visit with the customer was troubleshooting a loss of power in the master bedroom. Upon inspection the devices in the switchbank were backstabbed. The switch controlling the lights with a loss of power had failed. Upon making a temporary connection the lights worked as intended. We recommend a whole home redevice as a long term solution but for today’s solution we recommended replacing the switches in the switchbank. The customer moved forward with this solution and the work was completed.
We have delivered pricing regarding the interlock kit.
This solution includes the wiring repair to the receptacle. In addition we shall properly terminate the existing 240V wire splices in panel. We have repaired the loose terminations in the front living room. Additionally we have corrected the aluminum to copper connections that were in the panel.
Installation of new single pole 15 amp breaker that was burnt out on the bus bar. Breaker was attached and on but was not reading any amperage. Currently panel is very rusted with many signs of hazards.