Annapolis MD Electrician Services

Replace a total of 4 hardwired smoke/ carbon monoxide combo detectors (1 on each level) Replace a total of 4 hardwired standard smoke detectors (1 in each bedroom) Replace all harnesses and terminations at each unit. Test all units once completed

Insulation of emergency disconnects on the outside of the home Installation of new service cable into the main panel in the basement Installation of whole Home surge protection Installation of main water ground to proper location. Minor repairs inside main panel to meet code compliance

Originally called out for a recess lighting quote. Customer wants 8 recess lights, 4 in kitchen, 4 in living room, installed with new switches for each set of lights, as well as a pendant light installed above kitchen island. The 2 lights currently in the kitchen would be removed, as well as the fan in the living room. A new switch leg would be ran to current fan location to allow the installation of a new fan in the future. Discussed usage of Pico switches to cut down on dry wall damage and easier selection of switching locations. Would move receptacle and switch closet to window in kitchen to allow the installation of a larger window. While performing my Performance and Safety assessment, I was directed to the panel and noticed rusting and corrosion of panels’ neutral bar and housing, as well as evidence of overheating on branch circuit neutral wires and breakers. Quoted a complete panel replacement to City of Annapolis code standards.

Today’s visit was for customer wanting to install a receptacle onto a wire already existing. Unfortunately the wire in question has no power. We used the circuit tracer and it stops in the wall by he sub panel. Our solution is to run a new circuit to that location. We also recommend installing two additional outlets so the room has plenty of power. Please see attached solutions to get this taken care of for you.

Today’s visit was for outside receptacles tripping basement GFCI. We saw that some of the covers were missing and none of the receptacles were weather resistant. We recommend putting GFCIs in each location to avoid the nuisance of resetting at the basement. We also saw there was no surge in the panel. Please see attached for solution to get this resolved. Work performed below. Replace (1) interior GFCI Replace (4) WR GFCI Install (2) two pole 15 amp breakers for multi wire branch circuit Install (2) two pole 20 amp breakers for multi wire branch circuit

Arrived onsite and opened up the car port light that has been there for a very long time, and found the wiring to each socket was pretty burnt up and the light wasn’t in the best of shape. I found one we could pickup that was the exact same dimensions but matched the color she wanted more then what was there, and showed it to her and we went for that. I ran out and got the light, we returned and installed the new one, put the bulbs in and closed it up, tested and verified it working and then i brought her out to show her. Replace carport light with new one we will supply.

Arrived onsite and she showed us the hallway lights that flicker when turned on. One has not been opened in 10 years because no one could get the glass off, the other just had the bulbs replaced but is still flickering. We opened up the two 3 was at each end of the hallway and those tested good and then i looked into the bulbs and they were just a defective led bulb that she had bought from target. I took them out and put 2 spares i had on me one in each light to test them and they were fine. We discussed options from going out and getting new lights to install for her, all the way to her ordering the bulbs on amazon but in the end she wanted to just buy the bulbs for now. She recently got news about the building that they may condemn all the condos due to an issue with the roof so didn’t want to proceed if she may not be living there. I got both lights open and removed all the bulbs, showed why the glass was stuck on the one fixture and left the glass down off both for now so she coul

The reason for today’s visit was to quote an attic fan replacement as well as a junction box installation for the under sink cabinet. After arriving, we spoke with the customer and found his wants and needs of today’s visit. The customer allowed us into the attic to test the attic gable fan if it works. While in the attic, i saw a switch that sent power to the gable fan and it was disconnected. I hooked the lead wires and switch leg up to the fan and saw it had 120V but the fan was just humming. After diagnosing, i recommended on replacement of the gable fan motor, blade and thermostat. I also saw the attic did not have a service outlet for the equipment in the attic. I recommended on an installation of a service outlet to meet requirements as well as the other work in the attic. After we viewed the attic, we saw the switch leg hanging for the disposal in the sink base and recommended detaching from the switch itself and placing it in a 1900 box with a labeled blank for further use in

This solution includes the installation of a receptacle on rear exterior of home tied into the existing conduit and wire to shed. In addition we shall install receptacle in shed, ceiling fan and switch to operate ceiling fan in shed. This circuit shall be fed from the existing basement circuit for receptacles. Also included is the replacement of the existing exterior receptacles to alleviate nuisance tripping from the older devices outside, wet location covers included. We shall also include basic surge protection. We have installed power to the shed, new exterior receptacle, replaced existing exterior receptacles and have installed surge protection at main panel.

Replace (1) 2x4 fixture Replace (1) single pole switch

Replace the total of 11 units throughout the home. Customer purchased 11 new smoke and carbon monoxide detection units.

We will remove the existing FPE stab lock panel and installing a new 200 amp main breaker panel on its place. We went to only matching breakers and install new grounding system which includes main water grounding as well as two new 10 foot copper coated rods on the side of the home. We will also be installing all new service cable from the point of attachment, top of the house down to a new meter base supplied by BG&E as well as, a new service entrance cable and a new emergency disconnect for first responders. We will also be installing surge protection in the main panel to safety and code requirements. We will be pulling permit through the Annapolis county inspections, as well as BG&E final tie in. We will be replacing as well as installing new LED retrofits and existing recessed lights. Repair the wiring issue in the bathroom on the first floor all work properly. We will be returning next Wednesday to perform quoted work 9/25 We returned today and completed quoted work. We replaced

Arrived onsite for her yearly inspection, went over what all it would involve and she also brought a couple things to my attention. The first being, when Blaine and Alex did the recess for the hallway and swapped out the switches someone put a single pole in place of a 3 way, blanked sconces and said they were disconnected when they weren’t, and the 3 way wasn’t operational in the hallway either. I sorted that out while Tyler began the outlet and switch inspection and found the single pole at the end of the hallway needed to be a 3 way, and then tested and installed a 3 way correctly in its place so it is now switched properly. The sconces aren’t even tied into either of those switches, they were on a whole different switch around the corner, but are now constant hot and blanked off. After fixing that issue to address the warranty concern and clarify what did what, i then joined in and we continued throughout the home for the inspection. Once i completed that she also went over a ligh

Today’s visit was for the fixture above the dining room glowing and buzzing. During my assessment, I saw that the ground was connected to the constant hot. The switch itself was a dead end switch. The customer had installed the fixture and connected it incorrectly. I also noticed that the panel was original to the home and also located in the bathroom. I recommend relocating and replacing the panel as it is almost twice past its shelf life. Please see attached if you wish to proceed with replacing the light or panel. Let us know if you have any questions. Thank you.

Installed customer supplied level two ChargePoint car charger and ran a new dedicated 60 amp circuit from the sub panel in the garage. Charger was installed on the front of the home on the side wall. We installed a new Vortexx surge protector and place of the micro that was inside the main panel in the basement.

Removed existing fan and installed customer supplied light in its place. Installed new switch and switch leg to light. Converted single switch to a 2-gang switch bank.

We have replaced the pantry recess trim. We Have delivered pricing regarding the powder room fixture. We strongly recommend having the interlock kit installed on the main panel to prevent damage to the home and its electrical system and prevention of injury to anybody accessing the panel during power outage when generator is used.

Replacement of a switch located in the kitchen. The former switch was a decora dimmer that the face plate broken off. Customer advised that he would prefer non-dimmer to be installed. Customer was also advised of FED-PE panel and their dangers.

The reason for todays visit was to quote customer on installation of new EV charger with 14-50 Leviton EV plug. After meeting the home owner, we were shown the panel location. The panel was in the basement installed with a 200 amp CH with a ATS system/generator back up. Customer also had a Geothermal set up installed currently on the home as well. After viewing the panel, we discussed options of installation such as piping over from the attic, directional boring, and running through the drop ceiling basement and through the crawl space into the garage. After discussing the options, home owner would like some time to speak it over with his wife and will call us back out if interested in moving forward.

Installation of new customer supplied exterior lighting fixture. Lighting fixture will require installation of a new Arlington siding block to match current depth and to be hung properly.

Installation of new customer supplied under cabinet light to replace broken/non-functioning light currently. Light is customer supplied and warranty is not offered due to it not being a company supplied fixture.

Reason for today’s visit was to look at the bathroom exhaust fan that stopped working. Fan was installed in January 2021 and was installed properly. The fan motor has gone up. We replace the entire fan assembly kit inside the fan. While on site, we inspected the panel to see if there was any surge protection. When opening the panel, we came across severe code violations, which included illegal tabs on the main service cable before the main breaker. We also found illegal crimps on the main grounding system. We also found that the panel was replaced some years back however, the service cable was left. The service cable is the original rag wire style cable that is deteriorating. We provided two options, one of which included using the existing 100 amp panel and the second been installing a complete new 200 amp system Both of the solutions include a permit and county/ city inspections

Replacement of 31 broken receptacles throughout the home Remove and replace three receptacles on the outside of the home and install weather resistant receptacles with proper weatherproof covers Replace broken photocell for post light The reason for today’s visit was to assess post light flickering, as well as several loose outlets in the house. When we turned on the post light, I noticed that when we wiggle the photocell on the light would stop flickering this was indicating there was something wrong internally in the photo so. We then went through the Home’s customer was showing me several of the outlets that were loose. I begin finding other ones that were breaking apart. In total, we ended up replacing 31 receptacles on the inside of the house. There was six in the primary bedroom and two in the primary bathroom, one in the hallway on the second floor, one in the body bath on the second floor, and two in the front right bedroom. We replaced a total of six in the basement and the re

Installation of 2 new receptacles. 1st receptacle will be in the basement next to the back door. 2nd receptacle will be a Gfci that will be located outside the back door.

We have determined that the hot tub motor should be look at by a qualified technician. We highly recommend having surge protection at panel be installed. Membership acquired.