Local Electrician Annapolis MD

Arrived onsite and was first shown to the downstairs living room where he showed me every time he turns the printer on, or its in use anyways, the lights dim or flicker for a brief second. After testing i found it to be a heavy draw printer at 9 amps, and recommended either a dedicated line, or a more smart energy printer. Then he showed us to the upstairs bathroom where he had to vanity lights hung, the right one that worked and the left one that flickered on and off. He told me he had pulled it from the old center box that was in the wall originally. We pulled both lights and after testing found that the line from that light to the junction is bad, as well as once he cut the trim piece out to show us the junction, it was just open in a wall. He also brought up surge protection for certain outlets which led me to a discussion a bout whole home surge protection, and then i wrote up a few options for him. He decided to get it all corrected properly and a surge protector installed as wel

Install whole home 120va surge protectors in main principle locations in home. Install 60va in boat house sub panel. The reason for today’s visit was to look at installing surge protection in the home. Customer was recently hit by a surge which damaged equipment throughout the home. Today we went ahead and installed two 120 Kva surge protectors at the main principal locations in the basement unfinished area and also installed a 60 Kva surge protector In the boathouse subpanel.

Replace switch with customer supplied switch Replaced broken switch for hallway, bathroom, vanity light, as well as the primary bathroom shower light switch

Arrived onsite and the resident showed me the dining room light that they wanted moved. I took a look at the space, about how far it would have to move to be center of the table, and how i would execute it. She also talked about getting the hole from the old spot patched and having us put a custom medallion up if she orders it so i wrote her up an option to do it with and without the medallion.

The reason for today’s visit was to assess power loss in several outlets. I was able to determine that the living room receptacle next to the TV had a constant power at the bottom and the top was switch controlled. I was also able to find that the receptacles in the back office area as well as the porch lights were not working, which was due to the fact that someone disconnected the wire in one of the receptacles in the office. What I’m assuming happened was that the motor in the fireplace fan was causing the breaker to trip so they just disconnected all the receptacles. I disconnected the power going to fireplace blower and reconnected the other wire back to the receptacle and everything is back up and running. I do however recommend installing whole home surge protection in the main panel to protect him from harmful voltage spikes that can damage the electrical equipment in the home.

Installation of new range 3 prong outlet and appliance cord. Current set up has been melted and severely burned due to something coming in contact with the plug/cord.

We will install a 50 amp power inlet plug on the outside of the garage for a portable generator to plug into. We were inside new 50 amp circuit from the power inlet plug to the main panel and install a new manual generator interlock kit.

Replacement of the grounding system in the Home. We will install two new ground rods on the exterior of the home due to the old ones being Cut. We will also be installing a new surge protector inside the home. The home has had surges and already has lost an appliance. Arrived on the day the work was to be done and installed the 2 new ground rods outside by the meter, and took the new ground into the main panel and landed it so the house is grounded correctly now. I installed a vortex surge inside the main electrical panel as well on the breaker with the dryer so he knew where it was easily. After that Cole has told him we were going to replace an outlet in the living room that was broken so we replaced that as well. Everything’s in place, tested and verified working.

Today’s visit was for panel “. While talking to the customer to understand what needed to be addressed, I discovered that he has an older panel, a subpanel, and a circuit that is dead tripping. The subpanel is in good condition, and does not need to be replaced. However, the main panel is from 1984 and should be replaced. We would replace the service panel, replace the service cable, update grounding and bonding, install an emergency service disconnect, and install a whole home surge protector required by today’s safety and code standards. I also included an option to troubleshoot the circuit that is dead tripping. Customer would like to think about it and get back to us. While on site, he did explain to me about a lights on the back porch that was on constantly, and was not controlled by a switch. Upon further investigation, I found that the wiring in the switch was incorrect so I addressed the issue and replace the switch. Back lights are now working as they should. Please see atta

Reason for today’s visit with the customer was troubleshooting a faulty pool pump. After checking the wires, the timer system, and the pool pump we have determined that the pool pump has failed. Upon continuity checking it we rang out continuity. The pool pump is only a month old and very loud. We recommend reaching out to the pool company at this time.

Provide a pricing to replace a total of three devices in the home. We will replace the front receptacle with a new weather. Resistant device with an in use cover, replace one standard single pole switch at the front door that controls the lamps and replace one standing receptacle in the hallway area next to the kitchen.

This solution includes the installation of a new 120V 20A breaker for the dishwasher. We have replaced the existing breaker for the dishwasher. Dishwasher power has been restored. We recommend having surge protection installed at main panels.

-Arrived onsite and the resident showed me to the kitchen where they had a whole list of things they wanted to address. Most of which could be done today, and a lighting project i wrote up and will email so she has the pricing for when she wants to move forward. First on the list today, was an outlet in the powder room that wasn’t a gfci but should be, so she had us swap that out. Next, was a gfci on the front porch that wasn’t working. Upon opening the outlet up the gfci had gone bad so we ended up replacing it with a new WR TR GFCI and in use cover. After that, we went to the upstairs hall bath which had another gfci that wasn’t working, but upon inspection was also bad. We replaced that one as well. The plates for the GFCI’s due to the countertop spacing needed to be cut, but she asked that i leave the plates so her husband can cut them himself. The next thing was removing a ceiling fan from the family room, and putting a white blank plate on it. Following that, we went up into the

Reason for today’s visit with the customer was to quote installation of a car charger. Customer has a quote from Constellation for the charger install. At this time customer requested time to think about it before moving forward.

Installation of new dedicated circuits to supply power to the kitchen counter top appliances. We would utilize a new 20 amp circuit to supply power for the microwave. We would also then install a new 20 amp circuit to supply power for Ninja Air fryer as well located on the kitchen counter. Both circuits will have a decent amount of drywall damage from the basement area leading over to the electrical panel. This solution does not reflect any drywall or paint repairs that may need to be done for the circuits to be installed. Included is a list of referrals for such scope of work. Installation of two new whole home surge protector (one in each main panel) to further assist in protection of the main electrical system. While working inside of main panel, we will also perform a panel correction to eliminate shared neutral circuits which require two pole breakers, and remove any double tapped neutral/grounds to prevent circuit overheating.

Troubleshot flashing lights in the basement office to find that the light itself and gone bad. We found a very similar fixture and went out and purchased and came back and installed it. Light is not working properly. While on site with performed inspection of the main panel as well as electrical system and found that the panel itself is original to the home from the 1979. We then went outside and found that the service cable itself it was deteriorating, and the insulation is chipping away. This is leaving expose neutral wires to the elements. Recommend add minimum replacing the cable with safety and code updates however, we also provided a solution to completely redo the main panel to bring it up to today’s standards, as well as the safety updates and the cable replacement.

This solution includes the wiring repair to the kitchen lighting circuit. We have repaired the wiring to the kitchen lights. We have re-fed the circuit from garage light circuit.

-Arrived onsite and started in the garage to test the wire feeding the well system and everything on the panel end checked out and is verified working. I then was taken to the basement where i looked into the well pump switch, which also checked out fine and then the well control box. It was reading that there was a short on the load side. I unhooked the uf wire inside the pump box and tested between the 2 hot wires and there was a short reading between them, but nothing to the ground.I then went out to the yard and unbolted the top of the well and pulled the wire out that was connected to the uf wire and took apart the splice. I had no short going back to the house but the splices were also made up poorly. I tested the well wires that go down but got a normal reading at that moment. I did the splices properly and went inside to the well box and found that the well wires function in a normally open manner. So i did a regen test on the system to make it activate and circulate a lot of w

Today’s visit was for annual safety assessment. We came across a few things of note that we addressed today. Please see below. Replace (3) breakers for multi wire branch circuits Install audible GFCI for sump pump Install GFCI for washer Bond water heater/ Ground cold water pipes Replace (2) broken receptacles on second floor We also saw that the receptacles and switches throughout the home are in pretty poor condition. They are backstabbed throughout the house and starting to fall apart. The connections on the back of the receptacle are becoming loose as well. We recommend doing a whole home re-device, or at least doing the second floor to start. Please see attached for solutions if you choose to move forward in the future.

We have diagnosed the wiring for exterior post lights. We have determined with customer that there is a broken/cut wire. Customer wishes to find the damaged wire first and then have us back to make repair. We recommend having the panel and service cable addressed as they appear to be deteriorating.

Today’s visit was for exterior receptacles not working. We first checked the panel to make sure all connections were good and stable. We then checked the garage where the panel was located and saw the tripped GFCI. The receptacles came back on, however, it is just a matter of time before it happens again. The exterior receptacles are not rated for outside and one is cracked. Customer is selling the home and did not want to move forward at this time as they are working now.

installation of new 100 amp sub panel located in the garage. The sub panel currently is fed off the main panel in the home and then ran via aerial drop over to the garage. We would replace the service cable from contact point and replace both service drops on the garage and the home. Service cable on the home is very brittle and showing core exposed to the elements which is very hazardous to the electrical system. Installation of a new whole home surge protector to further assist in protection of the main electrical system.

Replaced lightbulb in second-floor stairwell and troubleshot GFCI in hallway bathroom on second floor to find out the GFCI itself is bad I need to be replaced.

This solution includes the installation of a new dimmer for the office area. In addition we shall install 3 keyless fixtures in basement storage area and wire them to a new switch. We have replaced the existing damaged dimmer switch in the office area. In addition we have installed the 3 keyless fixtures in the storage area in basement.

Reason for today’s visit with the customer was installation of three outdoor lights and two outdoor receptacles. All lights were customer supplied and installed as is. We reused the lightbulbs from the older fixtures. The switch controlling all the new installed lights is located in the kitchen switch bank. The new receptacles were installed with new weatherproof bubble covers and upon our departure everything was working as intended. Please note that the new outdoor side light is dusk to dawn motion detecting and will only turn on at night if the switch is turned on.