Local Electrician Annapolis MD

Replaced faulty GFCI receptacle on kitchen countertop and fixed loose/poor connections to outlets. Installed new GFCI outlet in place of bad GFCI and fixed poor connection on neutral side of an outlet to the right of the fridge on the same circuit. Restored power to small appliance circuit.

Convert switched floor receptacle to constant hot, making 3-gang switch bank down to a 2-gang. Install floor box receptacle with cover. Move 2- gang switch bank over to adjacent wall about 4’ to the right utilizing attic access. Demo island dimmer switch/receptacle 2-gang along with island pendant lights over the sink Pull 20A dedicated circuit from main panel in garage through bulkhead up to kitchen to re-feed new island receptacle and hall receptacle on back to back wall. Relocate 2-gang switch bank to perpendicular wall being fed from junction box in kitchen bulkhead. Move junction box in kitchen bulkhead to attic and pull new extension to desired location on perpendicular wall for 2-gang switch bank Replace (4) single pole breakers in panel with (2) 2-pole breakers to repair improperly wired multi-wired branch circuits Install (1) Whole Home Surge Protector in Main panel with dedicated breaker to bring panel up to today’s minimum safety requirements With the addition of an

Replace dimmer for dining room chandelier Replace flood light with Haas Supplied flood light Replace (8) single pole breakers with (4) 2 pole breakers to remediate improperly wired multi wire branch circuits

For this job, I came out for the installation of a Ring Doorbell Camera in place of the existing recessed push button doorbell. Transformer was replaced as it needed to be upsized to 24 VDC to provide sufficient power to the Ring device. I also extended power from island receptacle for the installation of a GFCI for the Air Switch Controlled Disposal. During the installation of the GFCI, I broke the cold water supply to the sink. Customer is to follow up with Nick, our Service Manager in regards to handling repair. Circuit extension from island receptacle to underneath sink to install GFCI for disposal air switch Replace standard doorbell with Ring Camera Doorbell and install chime adapter Replace transformer to provide sufficient power for doorbell camera

The reason for today’s visit was to provide solutions for an EV charger installation. When I arrived, I met with Ms. Oxana, who showed me the Level 2 Emporia Classic EV charger that they would be providing for the installation. We spoke with her husband on the phone, who asked for the charger to be installed on the rightmost interior garage wall (facing home) in the recess between the main electrical panel and the garage door. The new dedicated EV circuit would be installed with a 48-amp maximum ampacity, using 6 AWG copper SEU. The overcurrent protection will be a new 60-amp Eaton BR breaker as required, and we would be installing the circuit inside of the garage wall. I opened up the main electrical panel in the garage to check the condition, and noticed that there is a shared neutral/multi-wire branch circuit that is being fed by two individual single-pole breakers. This is a safety concern due to the fact that one circuit can remain energized while the other is turned off, creating

We will address all safety concerns found during inspection. These will include adding GFCI protected outlets in required locations, installing a bonding jumper from main water shut off valve to electrical panel, bonding the hot water and cold water pipe, replacing (2) 15A AFCI breakers that are showing signs of over heating

For this job, I replaced customer supplied low voltage lighting transformer and replaced the exterior receptacle with a WRTR GFCI and new in use cover.

For this job, I came out for a dishwasher acting up. It was not tripping the breaker as noted on the job, it would intermittently not work and the customer would do a hard reset of appliance by turning breaker off then back on. Voltage at breaker and appliance are the proper 120V and the integrity of the circuit is in tact. The issue is with in the appliance itself, which the customer stated to have ordered a new one already. I replaced a few tandem breakers in the panel with single poles as the panel is not rated for tandem breakers and they were not being used as tandems. I also suggested whole home surge protection to assist in getting more life out of the appliances as well as protecting the electrical system as a whole with in the home. Replace (2) branch circuit breakers in main panel

The reason for today’s visit was to take a look at several electrical projects/concerns. When I arrived, I met with Ms. Jen, who let me know that she had a kitchen receptacle that would not turn on (secondary kitchen), issues with her range receptacle, she needed a junction box moved behind the range, recessed lighting quotes for the office & dining room, and a quote for inner-cabinet lighting above the kitchen sink. For the range receptacle, she needed it resecured to the floor properly, and identified in the electrical panel, which i completed during my extended diagnostic. When I opened the panel, I found several shared neutral/multi-wire branch circuit being fed by single pole breakers, as well as a lack of whole-home surge protection. These shared neutral circuits can present a shock hazard if not replaced with the proper 2-pole/common trip handle breakers, which I informed her of and provided solutions for. I was able to reset the needle for the kitchen receptacle and it is worki

For this job, I came out to perform a diagnostic on an exterior GFCI that was tripped and would not reset. My diagnostic concluded a bad device needing replacement. I replaced the other GFCI on the circuit as well as it was not weather rated. Customer did not have whole home surge protection so I suggested that be installed in his main panel. Customer enrolled into our VIP Care Plan. Replace (2) exterior GFCI with wr tr GFCI

For this job, I came out to perform a diagnostic on low voltage landscape lighting that is not working. My diagnostic concluded that the transformer had gone bad and needs to be replaced. The customer is to procure the transformer prior to us returning for replacement. Additionally, no whole home surge protection in either panel, suggested we install our 120 KVA rated PSP Vortex Surge Protector with a dedicated breaker in each panel.

The reason for today’s visit was to take a look at installing a new Ethernet line. When we arrived, we met with Ms. Michelle, who told us that she had switched internet providers, and needed a Ethernet line run from the front office to the basement security camera server to hook up her security cameras. She had initially asked for a splitter as well, but we do not supply the splitters and I recommended that she obtain a splitter or router one from Home Depot/Best buy. We would be plugging in the new Ethernet cable into the server “internet” port as per request, and installing a new wall port on the office side. Today we installed the new Ethernet line, the drywall pieces for the access that we needed to make has been put back into place and Ms. Michelle will be having her own contractor come out to finish/paint these locations. All work is complete at this time. ——— - Installation of new CAT6 Ethernet line from front office to basement server rack - Installation of wall connection

Revision as of 8/4/26- added credit for smoke alarms already replaced. Redevice of switches and receptacles in the three bedrooms, hallway, bathrooms, and living room. This includes taking down any lights or fans and installing Alummiconns in them. Includes installation of Arc-fault breakers on aluminum circuits. Does not include kitchen, which is copper. Also includes installation of a PSP Mini surge protector in panel and a 2 pole 20 amp breaker to correct multiwire branch circuit. Already completed: installation of 4 customer supplied smoke detectors, 3 smokes, and 1 Smoke/CO detector, all 10 year sealed. Recommended brands are Kidde and First Alert/BRK.

The reason for today's visit was for a ting call regarding arcing detected on a circuit. When we arrived, we met with Ms. Debbie’s son, who showed us to the main electrical panels. We Identified the circuit that had the issue and reached out to Ting. After speaking with their representative, we attempted to find the old post light that we were told may have been causing the arcing, but due to the several years of landscaping/plant growth, we were unable to find the exact post location. We were however able to find the switch that most likely controlled this post light at the front door after talking to the homeowner’s son, which has been disconnected and capped off in the switch-bank. The switch has been put back into place but is not connected to any wiring. We also performed a visual inspection of all remaining receptacles on this circuit, the only concern we found when removing these receptacles from the wall was the backstabbed connections. We found no signs of arcing present. At t

Quote to install new 150 amp electric system for the home. We will obtain electrical permits and inspection for this project. We will obtain BGE work order and organize their inspection/ work. Installation to meet national/ local codes and safety requirements. These tasks are outlined below in the line items- panel, disconnect, electrical grounding, bonding, surge protection, breakers, and misc

Came out here to give solutions to the homeowner regarding adding grounding and bonding to home. We utilized multimeter to confirm if there was any current flowing through the copper water pipes in the exposed sections of the basement. We did not find any amperage or voltage on the pipe. Gave a solution to run a bonding wire to the main water shutoff in laundry room and install two, 8 foot ground rods outside as a secondary source of grounding for the main electrical panel. We would have to perform some drywall damage above or below the main electrical panel as well as potentially in the basement ceiling to run the wire.

Provide estimate for restroom heater

10/1/26 Today, I came out to complete the replacement of the exhaust fan/light/heater in the bathroom. The removal of the original fan required me to have to cut additional drywall to get it out because of how it was framed in and installed prior to the drywall being installed. I also had no access to the fan from above to attempt another demo method.

For this job, I came out to provide an estimate for kitchen renovation with the addition of Whole Home Surge Protection to the main panel to bring up to today’s minimum safety standards along with the multi-wire branch circuit remediation. The scope estimated is as followed: Convert switched floor receptacle to constant hot, making 3-gang switch bank down to a 2-gang. Install floor box receptacle with cover. Move 2- gang switch bank over to adjacent wall about 4’ to the right utilizing attic access. Demo island dimmer switch/receptacle 2-gang along with island pendant lights over the sink Pull 20A dedicated circuit from main panel in garage through bulkhead up to kitchen to re-feed new island receptacle and hall receptacle on back to back wall. Relocate 2-gang switch bank to perpendicular wall being fed from junction box in kitchen bulkhead. Move junction box in kitchen bulkhead to attic and pull new extension to desired location on perpendicular wall for 2-gang switch bank Rep

Installation of new dedicated circuits alongside installation of new sub panel to house said circuits. We will replace all devices in home and outside of home. We will also install new smokes and carbon combo detectors throughout the home to meet current NFPA regulations.

9/18/26 Completed the replacement of (2) customer supplied exhaust fans per the estimate.

Today’s visit was for adding an outlet for the home owners new treadmill. Where she placed it there were no outlets close enough, so she was temporarily using an extension cord. We opened a junction box close by and turned the breaker off and it was a dedicated circuit that we couldn’t find anything else on. Also she mentioned she wanted to have a tv above her treadmill, so we installed 2 outlets today, one for the treadmill and the other for the tv. We ran the circuit in 12/2 UF through conduit surface mounted.

Replace kitchen light with 2x2 led flat panel light ( haas and sons supplied) While on site, we went ahead and also replaced the single pole switch that controls the kitchen light that we replaced.

Called out today to investigate a GFCI plug in the kitchen that had tripped. Upon arrival I opened up both the GFCI and the plug being fed from the GFCI, and saw no signs of any scorching or damage associated with a ground fault. We believe it may have been accidentally tripped when the customer was plugging in their TV in the kitchen. Customer relayed to me that they had had a previous electrician out who failed to address concerns with a dimmer switch in the dining room. Dimmer is not working correctly, most likely due to age or the type of bulbs in the fixture. I gave a solution to the customer to replace the dimmer and all other switches inside the switch box I request that the customer go and PURCHASE NEW BULBS for the fixture to ensure it is not a bulb issue. While performing my safety assessment, I inspected the panel. I found a QO panel original to the home (Circa mid 1960s) making the panel approximate 60 years old. I informed the customer that we recommend replacing main el

Replace GFCI in the garage with an Alarm type GFCI and replace a receptacle in the living room that had a burnt smell coming from it. Replace front plug and back sitting plug with the proper weather-resistant plug with the correct bubble covers. Called out today to perform annual maintenance assessment. I relayed to the customer that I recommend replacement of the main electrical panel and replacement of the plugs and switches throughout the home. Customer was not interested in a panel replacement at this time, but was considering replacing the plugs and switches throughout the home at a later date. While I was on site, customer wanted me to replace an outlet that was said to have a burnt smell coming from it. I saw no signs of overheating, but did note that the outlet was original to the home and that the female prongs were loose in the plug. The house GFCI in the garage was original to the home, and I also recommended replacement of that and the outside outlets on the same circuit.