Came out and fixed mistakes I made. Fast and did a great job explaining it while doing the work
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Alex was very knowledgeable and cared about the service he was providing. Great job, keep up the good work.
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I appreciate all the information he shared with me. He was done in no time
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During the second visit, the service was again exceptional. The rep, Alan, arrived on time, discussed my requirements, coordinated the job estimate, and completed the job in a timely manner. I was very pleased with the results and look forward to being a repeat customer.
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Michael Wendler is a true professional. He took his time to explain to me the process and when the work was completed walked me through and explained what he did. He went above and beyond. Excellent customer service and just overall a wonderful individual.
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I scheduled an appointment with Haas Electric to check for a potential circuit breaker failure and the earliest appointment was a little over a week away. They had a cancellation and fit me in today. Alex arrived on time and provided courteous and professional service. Although the quotes were a little higher than I anticipated, he provided a few options. I normally get three quotes for any work around our home and will do the same here.
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I'm a first-time customer and I was very impressed with the visit - professionalism, technical knowledge, detailed explanations, updates during various stages of the project, and clean-up. Furthermore, Alex was very personable so that added to the exceptional experience. We consider it an honor to support local small business and look forward to being repeat customers.
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Our technician (Michael) was professional, courteous, and personable. He did excellent work, and we will definitely be using them again.
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Can't say enough positive words about Matt M. He was timely, very knowledgeable about the job that needed to be done, took the time and patience to answer all our questions and was pleasant, polite and professional. We are very pleased with the work that he did for us. Would highly recommend him and Haas and Sons Electric, Inc. to all our friends and family.
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We were having issues with our Kitchen overhead fluorescent light. Have had work performed through Haas and Sons by Mike with outstanding result sin the past, and today was no different. Mike showed up at the scheduled time, and after listening to the issue, performed an initial safety inspection and provided options. Once an option was chosen, Mike began the process of correcting the issue. The process took a little while, but was completed with outstanding results. Thanks!!
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Today’s visit was for fixture in kitchen and basement not working. Customer explained that he tried to replace it himself and it did not work. During assessment, I saw that the wiring needed to be corrected in the lighting outlet because the switch for the ceiling fan in the basement was a dead end switch. The switch for the kitchen light was also wired incorrectly. We corrected the wiring in both places. We installed the light, however, the light itself was damaged during install before we arrived. The motherboard in fixture was fried. Kitchen light is on and functioning. See below for work performed today. Replace light/fan in basement Correct wiring in each location Reconnect kitchen light fixture
This solution includes a new weather rated GFCI receptacle to be installed, replacing the damaged one. We have replaced the rear exterior GFCI.
We have determined that the computer is causing the trip to the breaker. Customer shall troubleshoot the computer. We recommend having a surge protector installed at panel.
Customer originally called due to the home gfci and the sump pump kept turning off and tripping after storms. The home gfci was located In the basement in the room with the electrical panels what was happening is water was getting into the outside receptacles triggering the home GFCI to turn off so my recommendation and the agreement of the homeowner we installed tamper resistant weather resistant GFCI’s outside with brand new in use bubble covers we then line side of the wires to the GFCI’s so that way if one trips outside it does not affect anything else on the line including the home GFCI which we also replaced with a tamper resistant GFCI so now if anything were the trip down the line due to a ground fault it will not affect the Internet plugged into the home GFCI it will only affect the GFCI they got water damage As for the sump pump it is on a dedicated circuit already and it is my understanding that it is not overloading the circuit the GFCI was a contractor grade GFCI so we di
Install (2) 4” receptacles for laundry area
The reason for today’s visit with the customer was to quote the installation of a GFCI or dedicated circuit for a smart toilet. Upon arrival we inspected the two boxes located in the bathroom where the smart toilet is located. The wiring in the two boxes were 14 gauge wire and all the bathrooms in the house were run on one circuit that was GFCI protected in the bathroom down the hall. We came up with the option to run a dedicated circuit where we would run UF wire from the box to the attic and out the side of the home where it would run straight down the house and re-enter the home right next to the A/C venting system. From there it would run through the basement beams and land in the panel. There was two panels in the basement. Both from 1986. We highly recommended surges to the customer seeing as he has solar panels in addition to protecting all his other appliances. We provided three quotes to the customer, two included a surge. The first was the option was to include surge protecti
Reset breaker for septic pump motor. Recommend having septic company replace damaged cord to the motor
Today’s visit was for annual maintenance. A couple of things were in need of correction. Please see below. Install bonding for water heater Replace receptacle in bathroom Also, please see attached for exterior lighting quote.
Customer originally called because he had a new septic tank put in and the gentleman who did the septic also ran wires into the home so the customer needs to have them hooked up also the customer has original devices in the home a few of them were broken so I gave him a quote to put in brand new devices throughout the house also I noticed that there was no Coldwater ground system and the house was not bonded at the water heater so I brought that to the customers attention as well and I did mention the benefits to having a whole home surge protector installed as well
Today’s visit was for outside GFCI intermittently tripping. GFCI outside was also connected to GFCI inside. To prevent from happening again, I recommended placing GFCIs at each location and wire everything on the line side. Also, customer had light that was flickering. Since it was only one out of the four sockets, I deduced it was the fixture. Please see below for work performed today. Replace GFCI outside with new Replace interior GFCI Change wiring to line side Replace bathroom light Replace duplex/toggle device with GFCI/toggle Please see attached estimate for installing lights in laundry area.
We replaced the original 20 space 200 amp panel with a new 40 space 200 amp panel. We went so only matching breakers as well as replaced the main service cable feeding from the meter to the new panel. After severe surge hit home causing power loss and equipment loss in home. Install new grounding system to galvanized ground rods on the outside of the home. Protection at the main panel to protect Home from harmful voltage spikes. We pulled an electrical permit and coordinate the county inspections and power company final tie in. We replaced the two broken receptacles. One in the living room and one behind the refrigerator. We replaced the three smoke detectors with new hardwired 10 year sealed units with lithium back up batteries.
I came to this call because the customers receptacles and laundry room light wasnt working. Anytime they tried to rewire it the breaker would trip. I found whoever did the switch wiring was tying the neutral wire to the switch leg and when the switch energized it would trip the breaker. I also noticed while i was in the laundry room their was no gfci protection for the washing machine and the two outlets that weren’t working also were older and one was broken. So the customer decided to change the switch and wire it correctly. I also installed a gfci for the washing machine and i replaced the two outlets on that circuit. The panel looked great with no issues other than the fact their was no whole home surge protector to protect the homes electronics and the homes utilities from potential power surges so i brought that to the customers attention and email him a quote to get that fixed
Customer is now a member Reason for today’s visit was to assess power loss throughout home. By my inspection, I found that none of the 240 V equipment was working as well as roughly half the home. But I begin testing outlets and other equipment I was beginning to find Extremely high voltage and some extremely low. I was reading upwards of 199 V and some of the kitchen receptacles and then would as low as 34 V and others. The issue began getting even worse when you were putting loads onto the devices. I then checked inside the panel and was getting roughly 109 on one leg and 140 on the other. When you turn the main breaker off the voltage clearly indicating, an issue with the power to the home.
I ran a new dedicated circuit from the main electrical panel into a bulk head in the basement living room over to a utility room under the steps. Then i installed the romex wire in a junction box and ran a UF cable from the junction box and drilled through concrete to outside down the wall supporting the wire and back into the house behind the range and fished up the wall into a old work box i cut out and installed a tamper resistant receptacle. In the panel i install a 20 amp qu arc fault breaker I then separated all the grounds and neutrals so all neutrals are on their own separate screws as code requires as a preventive measure to ensure the neutrals dont overheat