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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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Michael from Haas and Sons is the best. He explains everything and is so knowledgeable. I think the prices are too high but some company like to gouge.
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Today’s visit was for partial power loss of circuit. Found receptacle with burnt neutral on outside patio. Circuit is through the home on both floors and garage. Devices through home are backstabbed, brittle, and failing. There is no GFCI protection anywhere in the home and the panel is 50 years old. Customer only wanted to replace the one receptacle and knows the work is NOT WARRANTIED. Work performed today: Replace (1) receptacle on back patio
Today’s visit was for hot tub connection to be ran to existing dedicated receptacle under back deck. While on site I noticed the GFCI was old and needed to be replaced. Also, customer wanted fixture replaced at bottom of basement stairs. Work performed today: Connect 120 volt hot tub to receptacle Replace exterior GFCI Install (1) Haas and Sons supplied fixture
We have determined that the gfci protected circuit has power restored. The only factors remaining that could be causing the fridge to lose power is either the fridge motor/compressor is going bad or the internals of the exterior receptacles are damaged. We recommend having weather rated devices being installed at the 4 exterior locations.
This solution includes the replacement of the existing gfci at panel with a new gfci. We have installed a new gfci at the panel, completed bonding at the water heater and have installed a whole home surge protector.
Today’s visit was to replace fixture in kitchen. See below for work performed. Replace chandelier in dining room
I installed for 6 inch LED wafer recessed lights in the downstairs entertainment room I came out of an existing three gang switch box and fish my wires of the wall and ran my wires through the finish the ceiling there was no attic access so I had to cut holes but I did put the drywall back after shadow boarding the drywall then I installed a caseta smart switch so the customer controls the lighting from both entrances to the room due to the fact that I installed a remote to pair with the hardwired smart switch. I removed a chandelier in the dining/kitchen area then I fish the wire from the box down through the ceiling to the sink and I cut in a 6 inch LED wafer recessed light I attached the wires together so both the dining room light in the kitchen sink light will come on at the same time and I installed a Caseta smart switch so the customer could turn the lights on at the existing lighting location and also right next to the sink with the remote
Installation of new 15 amp BR breaker to eliminate double tapped breaker circuit. Panel correction with removal of violations such as double tapped neutrals. Adding GFCI breaker to sump pump circuit which is also the washer circuit due to devices being within 6 ft of water and not having correct safety requirements. Installation of whole home surge protection to further assist home in protection against harmful voltage spikes and protecting home appliances. Adding gas/water bond due to all metallic systems requiring proper grounding means. Adding cold water ground via cold water intake pipe and running proper sized ground back to panel.
I removed a broken light fixture in the hallway upstairs and I replaced it with a 6 inch LED wafer recessed light
Customer had inspection due to selling the home and moving out of state. Inspector saw double tapped neutrals, however, while I was doing my own assessment, I saw that there was also multi branch circuits on single pole breakers, and the water heater was not bonded. Please see below work completed today. Panel corrections - double tapped neutrals Replace breakers for multi branch circuits Install bonding for water heater
Redevicing top floor of home due to devices being back-stabbed and causing power-loss with Arc-Fault breakers tripping and conductors touching. While re-devicing, recommend replacement of older style arc fault breakers on the affected bedroom circuits to the match new installation of devices to prevent further power loss issues.
Originally came out to the house to discover a power outage in the downstairs bedroom When I went to inspect the panel as soon as I took the cover off the panel I smelled a burning odor coming from the main electrical panel I brought this to the customers attention and she agreed that we should change out the panel to make it safe I redevice the downstairs bedroom also fishing the new line in from the bathroom GFCI into the outlet on the opposite side of the wall because the wire size was not correct Today I removed the existing 200 amp electrical panel and I installed a new 42 space main breaker 200 amp electrical panel I remove the SEU cable and installed a new 200 amp SEU cable I also installed a whole home surge protector to protect the home electronics and the home utilities from potential power surges I installed all brand new standard electrical breakers properly Fused Then I labeled the electrical panel. I Installed 2 8 foot ground rod 6 feet apart then ran a number four gr
I removed and replaced three carbon monoxide smoke detector combos with Company supplied hardwired 10 year lithium battery interconnected carbon monoxide smoke detector combo units due to the fact the previous units would randomly go off causing the customer much headache especially in the middle of the night Customer had a broken switch that controls the garbage disposal that was in a three gang box the existing switches were ivory so I recommended to replace all switches with new white switches any brand new white three gang switch plate and the customer decided to move forward with this option I removed and replaced the GFCI outside underneath the back deck with a weather resistant tamper resistant GFCI a new in use bubble cover due to the previous GFCI was not rated to be outside and it was damaged
I installed a customer supplied bathroom exhaust fan and reattached the existing venting to the new fan
Today’s visit was for getting home up to today’s safety standards. Everything electrical is original to the home. The panel was a 1958 fused Square D panel, no grounding at all for safety, the SEU cable on the side of the house is ripped and dry rotted, and the home had two prong devices throughout. I highly recommend getting this resolved very soon to keep your home safe. Please see attached solutions for getting these safety concerns taken care of for you. Let us know if you have any questions. Have a great day!
This solution includes the installation of a new dimmer switch for kitchen area. In addition we shall install proper bonding at the water heater, gfci protection for washer and replace the existing smoke/carbon monoxide detectors. We have replaced the existing smoke alarms, replacing them with new combo detectors. In addition we have replaced the existing kitchen dimmer, installed gfci protection at the washer and have properly bonded the water heater.