I have used Haas and Son’s for every electrical service in my home. Nick has done a fantastic job every single time. I will always call this company for any of my electrical needs.
Great service and very friendly electricians. They explained everything in detail provided me with a price estimate and completed the work the same day. Will definitely use Haas & Sons in the future for all my electrical needs.
Mike did great work and was prompt, friendly and professional both days he was here. He also communicated well which is too rare a trait with home contractors.
Haas is a great company and very professional. I called in an emergency 2 days before Christmas and the owner himself answered the phone and was extremely helpful. His calm, kind, demeanor helped me to feel at ease in a tense situation. He got someone to my house within an hour and a half! Matt, our electrician, was extremely personable and knowledgeable as well. He handled the situation and gave us great advice moving forward. We will definitely use Haas for our future electrical needs! Elizabeth
Mike from Haas and sons was very professional, prompt amd efficient. Our house is old amd we had to replace all of our electrical box connections in the kitchen and bathroom. Mike was very thorough in his diagnosis and up front about the costs and scheduling. $3400 and two days later our electrical problems were solved. No issues since.
Excellent job. Little mess to clean up. Fan looks great.
Quick and easy install and showed up on time and professionally looked like an educated and smart electrician.
We have used Haas & Son before and continue to call them for our electrical needs.
Michael has completed a few jobs for us and has always been efficient and done a great job. He has always explored what needed to be done and why.
Michael was fantastic. On time, explained everything very well and did exactly what we wanted.
Reason for today’s visit was to assess power loss to the exterior receptacles, as well as to check power loss to a fixture in the primary bedroom. Upon first inspection, we noticed all the exterior plugs were off and found that there was a GFCI in the utility closet just inside the garage. The GFCI was in the office position so we reset it. Customer stated that when she went to plug in some lights that were hanging outside it turned the power off. I was able to determine that there must’ve been water inside the lighting that was hanging outside from the recent storms that caused a GFCI trip. Now that the lights are dried out, the lights are not working. The second issue with the light in the primary bedroom was the fact that someone had dropped a bowling ball in the ceiling on the floor above where the light is located. This has caused the college of bulbs that were in the light fixtures all burn out. Customer stated they were going to replace this light contact us once they purchased
Today’s visit was for smoke detectors beeping and going off in the middle of the night. Customer has very sensitive hearing and bad nerves. Needed them to be replaced immediately. They were over 10 years old anyway. We replaced for smoke detectors and three combo smoke detectors.
Arrived onsite and met with Caleb where he showed me pedastool 38 on the back side of the campground, and upon opening it up it only had 84 volts on the one line coming in, and 120v on the other. Everything but the one leg reading 84 was ok. We began by finding the initial shutoff for that row which lied behind the main office, turned it off and i began opening different junctions they showed me to check all the splices from the power source, the pedastool. After some time , i found that the power break is between pedastool 39, where the line for 38 comes out of and then it’s the end of the line. With maybe 40 feet between them, and them being ran with water lines and other things underground troubleshooting isnt going to be a good option, but refeeding it will be. I talked to Caleb about running a new wire from pedastool 38-39 and that we would write up an estimate and have it sent over sooner then later. For now, i closed up all the electrical boxes and just made everything safe.
This solution includes the replacement of the remaining receptacles and switches on the first floor We have completed the replacement of the devices on the first floor.
This installation includes the replacement of 5 fluorescent fixtures with new LED fixtures. We have taken deposit and shall return May 2nd to complete the installation. We have installed the new customer supplied lighting.
Quote to install new 200 amp electric system for the home. We will obtain electrical permits and inspection for this project. We will obtain BGE work order and organize their inspection/ work. Installation to meet national/ local codes and safety requirements. These tasks are outlined below in the line items- panel, disconnect, electrical grounding, bonding, surge protection, breakers, and misc. We would re-use the current surge that was previously installed last year by previous technician. Reason for today’s visit was for the annual home maintenance. While performing the assessment, we came across multiple issues affecting the panel, including overheating wires, mismatched breakers, rust, and corrosion. Continuing with the rest of the assessment, we discovered that the receptacles in the bathrooms were not GFCI protected. We gave solutions to replace the panel, as well as the receptacles with GFCI breakers. We will return Tuesday to WPQ. We completed the rest of quoted work. We
Reason for today’s visit with the customer was a three phase motor controller for the pool. Old one was rusted out and no longer engaging. We installed a new square D contactor as well as a switch that controls the power running to the contactor.
Installation of two new LED flat panel fixtures for above the cabinet in the kitchen. We would remove the two four foot single bulb fluorescent fixtures and replace with new LED flat panel fixtures. One fixture would be four foot the second above range would be two foot. With replacement of fixtures we would install a junction box in attic to drop down two new switch legs to eliminate exposed wires in ceiling that show signs of over heating. Install new LED+ Dimmer for the two new fixtures located in kitchen. Correct current panel exposed wires (previously cut) and install a new whole home surge protector to further assist in protection of the main panel and sensitive appliances. We finished installing two surface mounted flat panel lights and replacing 5 switches throughout the kitchen.
We have delivered the estimates regarding the installation of a 240V 50A dedicated circuit as well as a 120V 20A solution.
Reason for todays visit was track light in basement not working. Customer also brought to out attention a stacked switch in the kitchen that was starting to fail as well. While on-site, we also saw the customer had multiple multi wire branch circuits on single pole breakers, and no surge in the panel. Please see below for work performed. Replace (1) track light in basement with new LED track light Replace toggle switch to track light Replace multi wire branch circuits on single pole with 2P Install whole home surge in main panel
This solution includes the installation of a dedicated microwave circuit. This also includes the replacement of the existing range receptacle. This solution includes basic surge protection. We have installed a dedicated 120V 20A circuit for the microwave. In addition we have replaced the range receptacle. Lastly we have installed a whole home surge protector at main panel.
The reason for todays visit with customer was to quote on installation of two new fixture boxes for the primary bedroom. Currently customer has one fixture in the bathroom and he’s trying to install two new fixtures as well as fixture boxes. The wiring is too short and we would have to extend out the switch leg to reach both locations. Customer is re-demoing his bathroom bringing to a modern look and is doing the work himself but only needs us to wire the two fixtures. Customer also has a 97 Westinghouse panel with no immediate hazards. At this time he wants to review the solution and give us a call if deciding to move forward,
The reason for today’s visit was to check breaker, not resetting for the hot tub After checking the brake power I noticed that the breaker itself was broken and was not able to go into the on position or the off position. We quickly determined that the breaker was bad and needed to be replaced We replaced breaker with a new 50 amp home on GFCI breaker. Hot tub is back up and running.
This solution includes the replacement of the 3 bathroom receptacles, 4 receptacles on the second floor and the front exterior receptacle. This solution includes the installation of an audible gfci to alert to the loss of power to the freezer in garage