Michael offered timely, experienced and helpful service while completing several small tasks and offering estimates for potential additional services. Top notch electrician!
Nick did a GREAT job. Will ask for him all the time for electrical problems
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!
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.
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.
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.
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.
Alex came in and looked at our issues and reviewed them with me. He fixed and replaced an outlet. Great Job.
Nick was a great guy - seemed very transparent about what was going on, which I can appreciate. Ended up solving all our problems too.
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.
Replace (3) combo smoke detectors Replace (1) WR GFCI and in use cover Install four way system for basement lights Install whole home surge in each panel
Installation of a new exterior weather resistant mulberry box extension to bring rear porch outlet to surface. With new box, we would continue running the circuit to the back of current fireplace to supply power by way of 12 gauge UF inside of 1/2 inch conduit. Installation of new WRTR GFCI located on the rear porch along with clear “in-use” cover.
Customer originally called because the attic fan no longer works. I went into the attic and bypassed the thermostat to see if its the motor or the thermostat. It was the motor so we replaced the motor to the attic fan and the blades and a new thermostat. I looked inside the panel for safety concerns and for the neutral bar is burnt so I recommend getting that fixed. I also quoted some other projects for the customer
Correcting panel with constant tripping breakers and fixing neutral issues where previous technician did not land them correctly on breaker and neutral bar. We will correct panel issues to get circuit back on and no longer have tripping issues.
The reason for today’s visit was to assess a power loss issue to the kitchen counter receptacles. When we arrived, customer stated that they were cooking when the power was lost, and they attempted to turn the kitchen circuits back on. My customer took us down to show us the panel. We immediately noticed 120 amp breaker in the off position that was not labeled, when I questioned the customer about it, he said he was unaware of what that went to, but it was not labeled for the kitchen. Return the breaker and went upstairs and found the kitchen receptacles on the right side that were off were now on. I did, however, stress my concern for the old receptacles that were still in the kitchen as well as the lack of GFCI protection. Customer had the kitchen, remodeled the contractor never finished the work which included replacing devices. Boxes in place which there is not enough space to install the GFCI’s, so I will need to install GFCI breakers to protect the countertop receptacles. Custome
Today’s visit was for GFCI in garage tripping. When we arrived, GFCI was working however as soon as I plugged into it, it tripped again. GFCI was old and need to be replaced. Customer also wanted all dimmers removed from home. Work performed below: Replace GFCI in garage Replace duplex in garage Replace outside receptacle Replace (12) dimmers with regular toggle switches
Today’s visit was for annual maintenance inspection. While doing the assessment, we saw that there were panel corrections that needed to be made, a multifeed circuit on single pole breakers, exterior receptacles did not have unused covers, water heater was not bonded, and devices were backstabbed. Gave customer option for everything minus device replacement. Decided to only replace exterior receptacles and will call us for the rest at a later date. Please see below for work performed today: Replace (2) exterior receptacles Solution to get other issues resolved attached.
This solution includes the installation of a new gfci for attic receptacle. In addition we shall replace the wet location in use cover for the front exterior receptacle. In addition we shall install a recess light to replace the problematic fixture in the second floor closet. We have replaced the damaged gfci in attic, replaced wet location cover for front exterior receptacle and installed a new recess light in the second floor closet. We recommend having an HVAC tech look at the upstairs AC unit.
Replacement of device ring on 1900 box in the basement. Insulation of blank plate junction box Near the furnace.
This solution includes the repair to the kitchen receptacles in 237, gfci replacement for rear exterior, dimmer switch for track lighting and repair to the 3way switching on top floor. We have replaced the existing gfci receptacle for rear exterior, the damaged 3 way upstairs and have installed a dimmer for the track lights. Lastly we have restored power to the kitchen receptacles in unit 237.
I ran a 50 amp dedicated circuit from the main electrical panel through the finished basement bulkhead. Then i drilled outside and fished my wires to the front of the home. I supported the 6-2 seu cable down the wall and ran it to the customers desired location and then i installed a hard wired grizzle electric car charger. I then put silicone in the holes to prevent water getting inside. I went to the panel and landed my wires on a 2 pole 50 amp cutler hammer breaker.
The troubles shot the power loss to the backlight and found that the switch controlling it had gone bad. We removed the bad switch and install a new single pool switch at its place. Customer is now part of our membership program.
Installation of new dedicated circuit for outdoor A/C condenser system. Current system is undersized and tied into a smaller fused shared disconnect. Removal of old disconnect on the back of home that was used for an AC system. Area where disconnect is being removed will have a new dedicated circuit for outdoor use. That new dedicated circuit will extend up to the porch to house another quad outlet and be used for plugging in exterior lights/transformer for low voltage. Installation of whole home surge protector to further assist the home in protection against harmful voltage spikes and protection of home appliances.
Today’s visit was for pier receptacles not working. During assessment, I saw first receptacle (replaced by a different company) was not weather resistant and all wires were not connected which caused the other receptacles not to work. The other (2) receptacles were highly corroded to the point I could not get a proper reading without restripping the wires. Customer also requested the other exterior receptacles outside be replaced. Work performed today: Replace (3) GFCIs on pier Replace (4) GFCIs on exterior of home Also please see attached proposal to add additional 30 amp shore power to the end of your pier for your sailboat.
Visit was for device replacement and smoke detectors. After doing assessment, customer decided to break up work in sections. See below for work performed: Replace devices in babies room Replace all devices on first floor