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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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Timely arrival. Good explanation of review & recommended work & understanding of what's required v. not required, but benefit to have. Available to do work. Thorough review of work performed. Friendly & courteous service!
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Alex did a great job all around. He answered my questions and was willing to discuss the options available/costs. He finished the job ahead of schedule and left the worksite clean. Friendly and straightforward service.
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Work, while performed well, was vastly overpriced. I will not ever call Haas and Sons again and will let my neighbors know how overpriced the work was.
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Alan was very professional, thorough, and understanding to the needs of the job. He approached each task from a position of knowledge with regard to what was needed to be successful. Should a need arise in the future I would welcome Alan back into my home to tend to the issue at hand.
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Mike was easy to work with and knowledgeable. He took the time to keep the work space protected and clean, explained various job options and ensures the job was done correctly.
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Alex came in and looked at our issues and reviewed them with me. He fixed and replaced an outlet. Great Job.
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Nick was a great guy - seemed very transparent about what was going on, which I can appreciate. Ended up solving all our problems too.
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We have delivered pricing regarding the repair to the existing damaged boxes.
Arrived onsite and was shown to the origin of the problem which was a lamp that had smoked earlier today when plugged in, up in the dining room, but she also said another circuit had kicked out. I found the outlet to be old, and recommended replacing the ones on that circuit or redevicing the parts of the home that weren’t renovated because a little over half of the house is still original, or 2 prong plugs. I found the lamp to have a dead short in it, and told her it was bad and not to plug it in, and although i found no burns on the outlet itself, it definitely needed replaced. I did a performance and safety assessment and found the panel needed 2 multi feed corrections done to it as well, a whole home surge protector, and the redevice. She also asked me some questions about led lights and why they flicker, which led her to showing me her upstairs bathroom fan that a handyman put in a little while back that had flickering issues. I took a look at it and it’s just an old style led tha
Replace bad GFCI breaker in the panel that wont stay on. Checked the outlets to make sure they were all reading correctly as well in the sunroom after replacement. Also the wire is 12 gauge so it needs to be on a 20 amp breaker not a 15, so i replaced the breaker and sized it correctly. Tested and verified working.
We have delivered pricing regarding the replacement of the 2 exterior fixtures at pier.
Replacement of the current CH Panel due to multiple code and safety concerns. The service cable is ripped before and after the can on the outside and inside. Additionally, inside the panel there are breakers with shared neutrals, cracked handles, and potential for future over heating. The final concern inside the panel is multiple neutrals under one lug. For other repairs we would be placing a GFCI in current place of a standard receptacle where the water treatment is current located. Additionally, there is currently a live wire suspended from the ceiling with anchor braces capping off the end. It is currently attached to a recess light fixture chain. We would be installing a brace where the wire currently is and feeding and hanging a recess light to ensure no more safety concerns are possible.
Arrived onsite and was shown to the basement where he started by showing me pictures of the wire he was going to get for the project and the speakers as well, both in wall and surface mounted. We went over how i would go about pulling and routing the wires, what he would want rerouted as well, and putting in a dedicated projector outlet for the screen and projector to both plug into in the drop ceiling. He has a drop ceiling, 2 access panels close enough to drop down for the far surround sound speakers, and the front 3 are going right next to the tv, and one right below it and will be cut in wall style speakers. We would install the in wall ones, pull all the audio cable from the receiver to their designated locations, rerout the projector wire via brush plates in the wall to look smoother, and leave the 2 audio wires for the far speakers poking down out of the ceiling.
Light was damaged by water, customer will order new light and we will come back to replace
This solution includes the the replacement of the damaged switch in bedroom, damaged receptacle in upstairs room, one damaged receptacle in den area and replacement of the doorbell button. We have replaced the existing switch in first floor bedroom, receptacle in upstairs bedroom, receptacle in den and the doorbell button. We highly recommend having the grounding and bonding updated.
Running extended diagnostics to find a reason for a buzzing noise heard in the first bedroom.
Installation of customer supplied fixtures located through the home. Currently customer has five fixtures wanting to be changed. There are four exterior fixtures and one chandelier style fixture. Installation of new HVAC service outlet GFCI due to device blinking red from multiple faults which no longer has power. Replacement of current smoke and carbon detectors through the home due to devices blinking red from faults. Installation of new WR device and cover for the front exterior receptacle. Installation of whole home surge protector to further assist home in protection against harmful voltage spikes while protecting home appliances. In county this is a safety requirement.
Today’s visit was for multiple requests by the customer. Also, while on site, I noticed a few safety concerns that I suggested be addressed. Please see below for work performed. Install new receptacle in foyer area Replace flood light on back of home Replace ceiling fan in porch area Replace receptacle in basement Install additional lighting in storage area of basement Replace two pole breaker for multi wire branch circuit Install surge in main panel Make panel corrections separating neutrals and grounds
Arrived onsite and we walked through a list they had of items they wanted me to look at, with the main thing being the gfci that controlled the internet in the basement. Not only was it overloaded with a fridge on the same circuit ( which we split up by plugging the fridge in one of their dedicated panel plugs). I troubleshot and found beyond the circuit was overloaded, but also it was the builder grade original GFCI that was in there just nuisance tripping at random. I traced out the circuit to make sure it could hold the load, then addressed the need to replace the gfci. I also brought up surge protection since i was near the panels and he decided to get it all done. I installed both surges on their own 50 amp breakers, one per panel. And replaced the gfci to the right of the panel and its in proper working order now. Replace Basement GFCI Install 2 vortex whole home surge protectors in the electrical panels.
The reason for today’s visit was the customer wanted to add recessed lighting in the living room along with adding ceiling fans to the guest bedrooms on the second floor. During our inspection, we saw a 78 Cutler Hammer panel with neutral double taps, broken breakers, and over heated circuits. We also saw customer had a Ufer ground, cold water ground, and a line side bond. While performing our PSE we went through customers home and saw multiple issues such as missing GFCI in required areas like sump pump, washing machine, and water heater access. These were documented and recommended on replacement per our solutions. After viewing the basement, we walked through the bedrooms to see where new fans were being installed. Currently there is a switch controlled outlet that will be turned into a constant hot, leaving the switch bank open to provide a new switch for the ceiling fan. After viewing the rooms, we provided a solution on customers wants and needs and we expressed our concerns goin
This solution includes the installation of 2 dedicated 120V circuits to be installed underneath panel area. We have installed the new receptacles underneath the panel area. We recommend having surge protection installed at panels.
Today’s visit was for power loss to home. During assessment, I found that the home was hit by a major surge due to a neutral issue coming from BGE. BGE came out and identified the issue was underground. They came back in the afternoon to repair the neutral going to the home. Unfortunately the damage was already done. Customer’s HVAC unit was destroyed, all Arc fault and dual function breakers were fried as well. Due to the panel not having proper grounding and surge protection for the surge to escape through, it traveled throughout the home without impediment. I highly recommend replacing panel from 1973, updating grounding and bonding, and installing surge to avoid this from happening again. Today’s invoice is below. Extended diagnostic to investigate electrical issues Replace (7) arc fault/dual function breakers