I was so very happy with the service we received. They guys were quick and professional. Everything was clearly explained and expertly handled. They accommodated our large dogs and ninja cat easily and were very good about making sure everything was safely put back together before they left.
Very knowledgeable, extremely thorough and pleasure to work with
Josh and Tyler were the utmost professionals and did exceptional work! We will use Haas and Sons again without hesitation!!
Michael was great - very personable and knowledgeable. 5/5 recommendation
A throughly excellent experience… splendid work at a fair price.
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.
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.
Michael was prompt, efficient, courteous and highly competent.
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.
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.
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.
Thorough, explained as much as possible, professional, on time. No complaints!
Customer lost a phase coming from the power company. This calls have to power in the house to turn off.
Installation of new Panasonic whisper exhaust fan located in the hallway full bath. With replacement of the unit, we would remove the old locked up Broan Nu-Tone and install the new exhaust. Unit currently has attic access. With replacement of the unit, we will also replace the 3 switches that control the bathroom lighting and exhaust. Currently exhaust exits inside of attic and does not have proper ventilation. Installation of new 10 year warranty RAB Stealth motion light. We will install on the back of the home under the deck and seal with silicone reusing the siding block.
- replacement of 3 switches in bathroom due to devices being back stabbed and original to home - replacement of 2 old canned lights by installation of 2 6in recess lights with goof rings to replace current damaged can lights. -Installation of new outlet in primary bath due to device not functioning properly.
Reason for today’s visit with the customer was quoting multiple projects. The main project was running a 50 AMP Line for the new hard range. The additional project was correcting the outdoor receptacles. The breaker for the outdoor GFCI’s was dead shorting when fully attached. When the back half of the line was disconnected from the underground splice it held fine. The problem is likely originating from the UF running under the patio into the yard however it’s hard to determine exactly where due to it being covered. The kitchen circuit will have to be drilled down into the basement then ran through the bulk head then across the basement kitchen then up into the kitchen. I will consult with the master electrician on Monday and work up quotes for the work.
Arrived onsite, got buzzed into the building and went up to the unit and they showed me the living room where the ceiling fan was prewired , and then we looked at the ceiling fan itself. It was a non UL listed Chinese ceiling fan, and they also didn’t have the 4 ft downrod required for the ceiling clearance for this particular setup. I sat down and helped her pick it all out on Amazon and got a hunter one with a proper downrod, but she wants to get a quote from her handyman first and see what he says so i will send over our price to install it, given the fan and downrod are onsite at that time. I collected the service charge and then we headed out.
Reason for today’s visit with the customer was to quote installation of a dedicated circuit and inspecting the panel. Upon inspection of a panel I discovered it is extremely outdated. While there are not many circuits in the panel it is extremely old and has rust inside of it. The exterior service cable is in dire need of replacing as neutral strands are showing through the rotted jacket. There is no cold water ground either inside the home. The customer needs a 60 AMP Circuit run across the basement into the utility room where it will be landed for the new converter. Unfortunately due to the panels age, condition of the service cable, and demand on the service once the new circuit is installed we are recommending replacing the service and panel before installing the new circuit. At this time customer decided to not move forward and requested to get other quotes before deciding.
We have delivered pricing regarding the attic fan motor replacement.
Arrived onsite and the resident showed me to his doorbell which when he tried to install it shorted out the wiring in the wall and killed the transformer. I was able to test the doorbell wiring and the transformer for the system and it had no voltage. We went down in the basement and found and confirmed that transformer was giving off no voltage, and then we preformed our assessment as well. The house had no bonding in it, had a bad combo breaker, and was also missing surge protection. I wrote up all the options and he decided he wanted to wait on the surge protection today but get everything else done that i was recommending, so that’s what we did. I removed the old doorbell and pulled the wiring out, taped it up carefully and hooked it up and mounted the ring doorbell. I had Tyler install the transformer and told him where to land it in terms of the voltage range. While down there he took care of bonding while i swapped out the bad breaker. We came back up and the resident scanned t
This solution includes the replacement of the existing damaged gfci at panel.
Arrived onsite and the resident showed us to the upstairs back bedroom where he had bought and wanted to new ceiling fans installed. Tyler looked up into the attic for the one to make sure it was open there and i built out an option for that. He wants one switch control switch in the right room to turn into the fan control switch , but in the left bedroom he wants a 2 gang, 1 switch for the lamp and one for the new fan being installed. We also discussed an outlet he wanted in a closet on the first floor that would be coming off a nearby outlet on the other side of the wall. I wrote up options while Tyler talked to the resident about our vip care plan. After that i went over the options i had made, and he asked i email them to him so him and his wife can go over it tonight and decide what they would like to move forward with.
This solution includes the installation of a new customer supplied Tesla charger, new 60A 240V circuit included. Also includes surge protection at main panel We have installed the dedicated circuit for EV charger and the customer supplied Tesla charger. Additionally we have installed surge protection at main panel.
this solution includes the installation of a new recess light in the stairwell. Light to be fed from existing light at top of stairs.
Installation of new dedicated circuit for the basement freezer. Currently basement freezer was set up on a GFCI below the panel alongside the Verizon box and alarm panel. We will remove them and solo the freezer by itself landing on a GFCI breaker.
Installation of new customer supplied light fixtures located through the home. We will replace the light located in the foyer, the light at the stairwell landing, and the ceiling fan in the kitchen.
Replace powder room bathroom exhaust fan with new Panasonic 80cfm Replace master bathroom exhaust fan with a new 110 CFM fan only and move outside of the shower Replace second-floor hallway exhaust fan with a new Panasonic 110 CFM fan Install new 4 inch vent in with rooftop and downs for second-floor bathroom fans. 7/17. We returned today and replaced both bathroom exhaust fans of the second floor bathrooms and install new venting and through the roof gooseneck vent outs. We also removed the powder room bathroom exhaust fan installed a new Panasonic fan in this place as well. We also replace the kitchen sink wafer recessed light and the keyless light fixture in the basement crawlspace area.