Genny did an excellent job on my pool pump she show up on time even moved appointments around to make sure she could get the work done as soon as possible for me
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Genny Ginger show up during the arranged time and explained to me what needed to be done to get the switch operational again. Genny advised me of the cost did the work and now everything works. Genny provided excellent service
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Prompt and great customer service! Highly recommend.
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I solicited 3 estimates from reputable liscensed electricians personally referred to me by other property owners. Your estimate was 3 - 5 times the cost of the other estimates! This was apparently partly because your technician required installing a new box that both of the other electricians say is NOT necessary. As an older woman it really feels as though you are trying to take advantage of me.
Response from Haas & Sons Electric Inc.:
We appreciate the opportunity to assist you. You contacted us regarding a power outage and requested a quote for installing a line for a 240V stove. We discovered that a GFCI had tripped, which we reset, restoring power. As per your requests, you wanted to switch from a gas stove to an electric one, install a surge protector, and have the option to add another washer/dryer in the future. Your existing electrical panel is completely full and cannot accommodate additional circuits. If someone else has suggested they could add the stove circuit to your panel, they are not adhering to our national code and safety standards, and I urge you to have them obtain a permit for their work. Our quote is higher because we perform the work properly, allowing for the future expansion you wanted and protecting your home with the surge protector you requested.
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Dennis took the time to explain the work in detail and was very patient and professional. Highly recommend!
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Michael was very nice & helpful. He explained what needed to be done in terms anyone could understand. I did not expect same day service. That was a big plus. I didn't have to find time for a second visit. I would highly recommend your company to anyone needed electric service.
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It has been quite a while since I needed an electrician and like everything else the cost for reliable/quality work has gone up. I'm glad I had it done but the cost was more than I expected. However, it was necessary and Michael did an excellent job. I recommend the company, the excellent technicians and the superior service just plan on the cost in the budget.
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Very pleased with our experience. Had an electrical issue one evening and was able to get service the next day! Highly recommend!
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Haas and Sons once again proved why they are the only electric company we’ll use. Josh and Tyler were fantastic!! The quality of work, great service, and awesome staff make Haas and Sons really stand out in their field. Thank you for another wonderful experience!!
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Little on the expensive side but a great job. Customer service is awesome.
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Michael offered timely, experienced and helpful service while completing several small tasks and offering estimates for potential additional services. Top notch electrician!
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Nick did a GREAT job. Will ask for him all the time for electrical problems
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Replace existing timer with Haas and Sons supplied pool timer
Today’s visit was for lights by the pool tripping. During my assessment, I saw that the receptacles that were on the same circuit were rusted and not weather resistant. I also saw that there were multiwire branch circuits in the panel not one two pole breakers and no surge protection. Customer also requested a quote for running a new circuit to the shed and replacing sub panel. Please see below for work performed today and attached for future work. Replace (7) outdoor receptacles on pool sub panel circuit Replace (2) GFCI breakers in sub panel
This solution includes the installation of a new customer supplied light fixture in the master bathroom. In addition we shall install the new customer supplied smoke alarms/carbon monoxide detectors. We shall return when the customer supplied materials arrive. Deposit taken. We have installed the new customer supplied smoke and carbon monoxide detectors within the home.
Remove and replace customer supplied ceiling fan.
Arrived onsite and was led to the basement kitchen where outlets had stopped working suddenly, and no breaker was tripped indicating that something had tripped. I looked around and found a tripped gfci on the backside of that wall that once reset, restored all power to the countertop. Evidently it looked like it had tripped when the coffe maker and toaster oven were plugged in. I discussed our performance and safety assessment with them and completed that as well. I found multiple multi fed circuits in both panels, a lack of whole home surge protection, and found no bonding at the hot water heater. I wrote up a few solutions to get this done as well as discussing the vip membership and its benefits and they ended up wanting to get everything done. I took care of all 12 multifeed circuits that are now all on double pole breakers and done with properly. The surge protectors got installed as well as the new grounding
This solution includes the replacement of the rear exterior receptacle and weather proof cover. In addition we shall replace the existing front porch receptacle. Lastly this solution includes the replacement breakers. We have replaced the exterior receptacles and the 2 breakers in panel. Dryer breaker and upstairs HVAC breaker.
The reason for today’s visit was for the annual VIP maintenance inspection. Once we arrived at the home, we in the basement to inspect the panel, which was in good condition. As we continued our inspection throughout the home, we took note that the devices did appear to be relatively new and were all in good shape. The homeowner made us aware of an intermittent power outage in the remodeled section of the home, we discovered a damaged section of the bus bar and provided a solution to relocate/replace the damaged breaker to prevent the issue from happening again. We performed the repair, and blanked off the damaged section of the panel, and also installed a whole-home surge in the garage panel with lifetime warranty/$100,000 protection. Homeowner requested that only Dennis comes back to perform the maintenance inspections in the future.
Arrived onsite and she showed us where she needed a line for the disposal, and i went and did my performance and safety assessment as well as discussed the open splice in the attic, and a ceiling fan replacement in the master bedroom. After discussing it with her and giving the resident options, i wrote up that and we are doing the necessary work today to make everything safe and get the disposal line in, and then I am emailing the lighting project. Install a 20 amp 120v line from the main electrical panel in the basement, across the drop ceiling and up into the cabinet where the disposal will be installed. install a new 20 amp homeline breaker to power the circuit ,secure the wire going across the basement and into the cabinet upstairs.Take the wire going into the cabinet upstairs to a single pole switch we will install in a 1900 box, and then to an outlet that will be switched in the same box so when the disposal is installed, it’ll be plug and play for the plumber, but operated by t
Today’s visit was for a project to turn a single-family residence into a duplex. This would entail movie relocating a panel to the first floor of the 400 amp service, installing a disconnect for both panels, installing arc fault breakers on the panel that is being relocated, running new, grounding for both services, and surges in both panels as well.
- Arrived onsite and gave an estimate for a new Mercedes that is partially ev, and partially gas. Customer wants a nema 14-50 plug for the charger he bought to plug into next to the panel. We will pull a new 6-3 romex line from the main panel over to the 2 gang box i will install, and install the new ev outlet into. I will install a cutler hammer 40 amp breaker to power this outlet, and to comply with the amperage his charger will be pulling (32 amps). There is breakers no longer in use in the main panel so i will have to move some stuff around to install the new ev breaker, and re-use one of the 2 pole 20 amp breakers to install a new vortex surge micro as well below the panel. One outlet that comes out of the subpanel will be flipped around and at the same level as the new ev charger outlet so he has a level 1 and 2 outlet right next to one another. Discount given for a new ev charger install. Arrived onsite the next Monday after getting all the material and completed the full ins
We have provided the estimates regarding the EV installation.
Reason for today’s visit with the customer was quoting installation of two attic fans. We will also remedy an in air splice in the attic. Customer is going to discuss with his wife and decide if they will move forward.
Today’s visit was for a couple of things customer wanted to do in the home. Please see below Replace ceiling fan in guest bedroom Install (2) customer supplied receptacles Customer also asked why lights were flickering when microwave will turn on. Microwave is on kitchen lighting circuit, which is why the lights flicker. The current microwave draws a little over 8 A of power. I would recommend putting it on a dedicated circuit. Please see attached for solution to get this resolved for you.
The reason for today’s visit was a tripped outlet for the garage. When arrived there was no power at the garage and the bathrooms. I began at the panel where i saw two 150 amp homeline panels that were recently changed. Both panels had many concerns such as double taps, shared neutrals, and missing surge protection. Today we provided a solution on changing those issues. The purpose of today’s call was a tripped GFCI outlet that was located in the guest bathroom. Power is back on and home is functioning normally.
- arrived onsite and the resident showed me the wall they wanted a tv outlet fished onto. Then they took us to the kitchen where up in the peak of the ceiling, there was an old inactive smoke detector she wanted blanked off, and there is already 3 on that main floor in the required locations so it was viable from an extension ladder. During our assessment we noticed there is no surge protection in either panels, and it failed back in 22 for not having bonding. So I brought that sticker to her attention along with my recommendations, and options for today. For now, we added the missing bonding, blanked off the old smoke in the ceiling with a white round blank plate, and then cut open the garage wall to add a new outlet for the tv on the other side of the garage. Everything’s verified working.