Clarksville MD Electricians

Today’s visit was for lamppost not working. While on-site there was a few other things that needed to be addressed. Please see below for work performed today: Replace photocell on lamppost at end of driveway Replace garage light with one we purchased Replace toggle dimmer in dining room Bond water heater in basement Replace keyless fixture in basement

Today’s visit was for exterior light not working. During my assessment, I noticed there were multi feed circuits on single pole breakers and neutrals under the same terminal within the panel. There was 120V at fixture. I also tried to replace the bulbs to make sure it was indeed the fixture. The fixture also has what looks like a birds nest inside. Please see the multiple solutions to get these resolved for you.

We have delivered pricing regarding the exterior lights.

Was called out to install ceiling fans in (3) bedrooms and (1) exterior light. Upon my assessment, I noticed there were many multi feed circuits in the panel on single pole breakers. Also, the gas line was not bonded. I do recommend getting surge protection in the future to protect your home and all of your appliances as well. Work performed today: Install (3) ceiling fans in upstairs bedrooms Replace (1) exterior light on back deck Replace single pole breakers with two pole breakers for multi feed circuits Bond gas line from panel to manifold

Replace light fixture in bathroom on first floor by the kitchen

Install two bathroom lights

I separated all the double tapped grounds and neutrals in panel and landed the neutrals on their own separate screws as code requires is to be

Membership purchase Disposal wasn’t working switched was replaced but breaker was not turned back on

This solution includes the installation of new devices in the second floor bathrooms, 7total We have replaced the 2nd floor bathroom receptacles. Power has been restored.

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Remove and replace 3 customer supplied light fixtures

Todays visit was to assess power loss to the garage lights, laundry area lights, mudroom, sink light and the back door lights. I went through the circuit I tested all the wires to see where the issue was. I found that the circuit and question was on a multi feed which meant it was on a common trip breaker with the sump pump. I never down the issue to a jumper in the middle of the circuit. Yes you ended up being on the switch leg from the sink light to the switch itself. It appears as though when the siding was being done on the back of the house and they all went through and tipped the wire. I was able to free the wire from the nail and it is no longer tripping. I did explain to the customer that this may not be a permanent fix and that I would suggest future issues. Customer declined at this time as it would mean I would have to take down the cabinet and cut holes in the ceiling and wall. Then offered an alternate solution of tapping off the recessed light right next to it so it would

Reason for today’s visit was to swap out the front right room chandelier for surface mounted light. Light was a standard replacement with no special wiring needed.

This estimate includes the installation of a customer supplied ceiling fan and switch in the living room. In addition we shall troubleshoot and repair the dining room 3way switch and the master bedroom switch controlling the receptacles on the front wall. We have installed a new customer supplied ceiling fan in the living room. In addition we have replaced the dining room 3way switch and the master bedroom sitting area switch controlling the receptacle.

i redeviced the dinning room and the kitchen counter top circuits I installed gfcis where they needed to be located I spliced all Appropriate wires together then I pigtailed off the splice then took the singular wire wrapped around the screw of the device then tighten down the screw this ensures the best and safest possible connection throughout the electrical circuit I installed tamper resistant receptacles in the dining room and the kitchen countertop #review

Replace receptacle in the basement that was seriously corroded

We have installed a new customer supplied oven. In addition we have corrected splicing concerns and installed the correct 20A two pole breaker.

Customer had an outlet in the left corner of his dinning room closet to the kitchen that was getting hot. Upon initial inspection I could see melting plastic on the inside slot of the neutral side of the device. Once I removed the device I could see that the top screw on the device that held down the neutral wire was loose and the arcing caused the metal to heat up and caused the plastic to begin to melt. I inspected the other devices in he area and none of them were damaged. I replaced the burnt up device and cut off the burnt bit of wire.

Install ceiling fan in living room.

WO-TNFR80876 We shall install a new dedicated circuit for the Verizon equipment in garage. We shall return Friday to complete the install. We have collected deposit. We have installed a new dedicated 20A circuit in the garage. Circuit is complete with arc fault protection and Gfci protection. In addition we have relocated the Verizon equipment.

WO-TNFR79591 We have installed a new photocell for lamppost, new switches at front door, new exterior receptacles and fixture in the master bathroom. Lastly we have properly spliced the junctioned wires in the main panel.

Customer called us because a inspector said they had wiring issues in the bathroom I located a broken wire in the new work box in downstairs bathroom I used back to back splicers to repair the wire and installed a new gfci I also replaced the receptacle in the upstairs hallway bathroom Tested it and everything works

Removed and replaced customer supplied fan in master bedroom Removed and replaced receptacle in master bedroom Removed and replaced customer supplied light in kitchen

Customer had a gfci circuit that was out due to a power outage I found the customer had multiple gfcis on this circuit and they were line sided and load sided. So when the power went out you had to find the correct sequence of gfcis to reset to get them all back online So I removed all the receptacle devices in all bathrooms one in garage and 3 outside and then spliced all the appropriate wires together and pig tailed off the splice then installed tamper resistant GFCIs inside and line sided the wires. Then I went outside and installed weather resistant GFCIs and in use bubble covers in all locations and siliconed around the boxes to protect the devices from wether elements as much as possible. With line siding the devices, if a device fails it will not affect the other devices on the circuit Customer has a 1 year warranty

Replaced garage 3 button touch switch. All 3 are now working properly.