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Angela - Bowie, MD
I'd like to thank Nick for doing a fantastic job with our electrical repairs. He arrived before the stated time and finished the job quickly and efficiently. He was professional, listened to our issue and provided a resolution. He had to put a few holes in the ceiling but repaired them like new and left the work space neat. Customer service was great from my first call through the end of the job being completed. I was especially elated to get the repairs completed the same day I called. Thanks again!!
Great Service
Deborah - Bowie, MD
Larry was knowledgeable and very personable in helping me out. He checked the issue with my existing ceiling fan, checked of the outlets I had concerns with and also checked my electrical box in the basement. All issues were addressed to my satisfaction. I will definitely contact HAAS for future needs.
Great service with a reasonable and affordable price!
Jamette - Bowie, MD
Great service
Peter - Bowie, MD
OUTSTANDING SERVICE
Jan - Bowie, MD
Nick and his team were of the utmost professionalism and expertise. In the process of correcting the polarities on some outlets at my house in the Buckingham at Belair neighborhood of Bowie, the technician discovered some faulty wiring that presented a fire hazard. All was repaired and reconstructed promptly and expertly.
Best Electicians
Cathy - Bowie, MD
We have had Chris out to replace our breaker box in the garage. Very professional. fast and courteous! Nick has also been out to install a ring security light and two ceiling fans. We would highly recommend this company for your electrical needs!
AWESOME price, service and appointment schedule
Michael - Bowie, MD
I called on Tuesday for an appointment to have my attic fan electrical part connected. I got an appointment the next day. Nick the service man was knowledgable pleasant and displayed excellent customer service. I will recommend this company to my friends and family. Will be using them again in the near future
Nicholas T.
Customer lost power to their garage door opener and the garage light. I removed the keyless fixture in the garage and found a bad connection between the wires. I removed the poorly ran wire feeding the garage door opener and installed an outlet next to the light and plugged the opener directly into the outlet as well as re-spliced all the wires above the fight fixture. Everything in the garage is now working properly.
Alex W.
Removed older destroyed outlets outside and replaced them with weather resistant GFCIs. Also replaced the weather proof boxes and installed in use bubble covers. Then siliconed These outlets were attached to the sub pump circuit and was tripping the sub pump gfci. So I line sided all the gfcis and installed them in each location also replacing the sub pump receptacles with two gfcis I then protected the circuit with a new 15 amp arc fault breaker 18 month warranty I replaced the receptacle by the back door on the deck but this is part of a different circuit. This outlet is a 30 day warranty
Larry B.
Outlet that customer installed had a broken wire. Recommend going through and re installing outlets to ensure that no more wires break. Also recommend arc fault protection and surge protection.
Michael W.
We have repaired the short in the 2nd front bedroom switch. In addition we have replaced both of the front bedrooms switches and 2 receptacles in the first front bedroom. Lastly we have properly terminated all devices we have installed.
Alex W.
I removed a weather proof box outside in the back of the house to the right of the door because the box was older. I installed a new weather proof box and ran a piece of half inch pvc out of the top of it and strapped it to the wall with a 90 and a weather proof 8b box. I ran wire in the pipe and installed a new weather resistant gfci and a customer supplied ring security light system
Krysta T.
Found outlet in basement rec room on the left wall that burnt up. I found that all the devices in the home are at the point of needing to be replaced. We replaced all the outlets and switches on the bottom floor. Once we installed all new devices we tested everything out and they all worked perfectly. Separate quote is to return and replace all the remaining devices in the home (2nd and 3rd floor).
Larry B.
Customer had a ceiling fan that was non operational. Fan has a in the wall remote that has a power switch . That switch was not pressed in, once pressed in the fan operated. Pulled the switch apart to make sure there were no loose connections but did not find any. Customer also had a receptacle in the office on top floor that was not working. That receptacle is controlled by a switch on the wall next to door. Once switch was turned on the receptacle worked as it should. Checked panel for any safety issues but did not find any. Smoke detectors are up to date. Michael and son has previously installed gfcis in all needed locations.
Larry B.
Customers lights in the laundry room were not working. Breaker was in the on position and not providing any current. Replaced the breaker and power was restored. Verified proper operation of all completed work with customer.
Larry B.
In the 3 small bedrooms upstairs the ceiling fans are not on a switch, they are only operated by the pull chains. Traced the wires out and removed them from there power source and fished the wires down to the exiting switch in every room. Also retired the switch controlled receptacle so that both half’s are always hot. Removed receptacles in master bath, hall bath, powder room, kitchen, basement kitchen and laundry room and installed gfci receptacles. Installed a new piece of 4 awg copper to water pipe where it enters the home. In the garage I removed the wires going to sub panel and sleeved them using schedule 40 pvc piping and then re installed them. Verified proper operation of all completed work with home owner.
Larry B.
Customers microwave was on a 15 amp circuit shared by the living room and other areas of the home. Microwave is a 1700w unit and needs a dedicated circuit. Installed a dedicated circuit from panel behind kitchen using pvc pipe to avoid drywall damage. Wire is 12 gauge and hooked up to a 20 amp afci breaker. Verified proper operation of completed work with customer.
