Haas & Sons Is Your Neighborhood Electrical Contractor
Haas & Sons delivers expert electrical services with the friendliness of your own neighbor! Based in Pasadena, MD, we provide residential electrical services in Anne Arundel County, MD, Howard County, MD and the surrounding areas. We have local electricians near you in Severna Park, Columbia, Severn, Pasadena & more. Read more to see why we’re not just another electrical contractor...We’re Your Neighborhood Electrician!

About Haas & Sons Electric
At Haas & Sons Electric, we believe every home deserves safe, smart, and reliable electrical systems — and a trusted electrician who treats you like a neighbor, not a number.After years of working for both family-owned companies and large corporations, Chris founded Haas & Sons Electric in 2016 with a simple but powerful goal: combine the efficiency of big-business systems with the warmth and care of local service. Today, we’re proud to be known as Your Neighborhood Electrician — a dedicated team of licensed professionals serving Maryland homes from the 1860s to today.
Why Our Clients Trust Us
We specialize in residential electrical work because we know the challenges homeowners face — especially in older homes not built for the demands of modern living. Whether it’s outdated wiring, overloaded panels, or just the worry that “something doesn’t feel right,” our team is here to bring peace of mind through expert service and honest guidance.
Most of our clients are homeowners who have had enough of contractors who leave more questions than answers. That’s why we do things differently.
We take time to explain your electrical system in simple, clear terms. We walk you through what we’re doing, why it matters for your family’s safety, and how to make informed decisions without pressure. You’ll never be left guessing about costs, because we use flat-rate pricing, and we stand behind every job we do.
Our Service Promise
From the first phone call to the final sweep of our broom, we treat your home with the respect it deserves. We:
- Ask about your needs before we even knock on the door
- Educate you every step of the way — not just fix the problem
- Clean up like we were never there
- Create “moments of magic” that make you feel the difference right away
- Provide peace of mind with transparent pricing and financing options
Our electricians are trained in the Haas & Sons method, and we invest in continuing education to stay sharp — especially when it comes to older homes, aluminum wiring, and code upgrades that keep families safe. We’ve even worked on historic buildings like those at in Annapolis and Ellicott City.
The Heart Behind the Work
We’re not just here to flip switches — we’re here to build trust, one home at a time. Our team is handpicked not just for their skills, but for their drive to help, learn, and serve with pride. When you call us, you’re not getting a faceless crew. You’re getting real people who care — the kind of people you'd recommend to your neighbors.
Because at the end of the day, our mission is simple: Put the customer first, and everything else falls into place.
Haas & Sons In The News
“Some of the worst things and illegal things I have seen homeowners and unlicensed contractors attempt to do is replace their main electrical panel,” said Christopher Haas, the owner of Haas & Sons Electric in Pasadena, Maryland. “This poses many dangers from injuring themselves, the home, and the occupants. … I have seen people unknowingly hook up the ground and power wire backward — reverse of what they should have done — which can cause injury or death to any unsuspecting person or animal that touches the now electrified ground.”
To learn more about the safety considerations of generators, we spoke to Christopher Haas, a licensed master electrician and owner of Haas & Sons Electric.
"Never run the generator in enclosed spaces, as they produce exhaust no different than your car or power tools and, that's not good for anyone due to CO poisoning," Haas said. "Even so, we recommend a portable CO detector to be certain exhaust doesn't find its way to your living quarters. These can be purchased easily online for infrequent use, but I recommend installing CO detectors in your home anyways, so place a wall unit near your garage year-round."
Read a Portable Generator Installation Cost & Guide from Haas & Sons.
If you ever flip a light switch, plug in a toaster or charge a smartphone, you are handling electricity. And while these tasks are simple and not risky, the reality is, your home’s electrical system is complex and potentially dangerous, says Christopher Haas, owner of Haas & Sons Electric in Maryland.
Electrocution, Haas says, occurs more frequently with 120 volts of electricity — the standard in a home — than any other level of voltage.
“And, unfortunately (home electrocution) claims lives every single year,” Haas says. “So, don’t think of it as ‘just’ 120 volts — think of it as something that could permanently injure you.”
“Those who have problematic heating issues with an isolated room in their house [can benefit from space heaters],” Christopher Haas, a licensed master electrician at Haas & Sons Electric in Pasadena, Maryland, explains to Mental Floss in an email.
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“Space heaters typically use less energy than powering your central heating system, but they are not as efficient with that energy use. So, determining what is best for your unique situation will have to be taken into consideration,” Haas says.

From: Homes & Garden
Christopher Haas, owner and Master Electrician at Haas & Sons Electric(opens in new tab) in Pasadena, MD, often does electrical-themed home renovations. He is pointing to electrical vehicle charging points as the must-have feature buyers are increasingly asking for as more and more private vehicles are going electric. Chris said: 'One of our most requested home improvement projects is for homeowners wanting to install an electric vehicle (EV) home charging station. While EV options are popular already thanks to Tesla and most of the majors releasing new models annually, they are only going to get much more popular in the coming decade and beyond. California, as an example, already has a goal of only having EV models sold in the state by 2035 and they tend to be a precursor to national policy changes. Due to the rising adoption from consumers and the writing on the wall via these policy changes across the nation, installing these EVSE units is a safe bet for return on investment.'
From AmericanExpress.com
As its name suggests, the simplified method is fairly easy to calculate, says Christopher Haas, founder of Haas & Sons Electric. He works from a home office.
"For me, the simplified version works best. It's much easier to figure out and requires less paperwork to sort through and store," says Haas. "The write offs have helped me balance my earnings and expense report, therefore paying fewer taxes at the end of the year."
"Let's say you have a 1,000-square-foot home and your office is 100 square feet, or 10 percent of the total area," says Haas. "You could write off 10 percent of your electricity, waste, heat, gas, water, etc."