Crownsville MD Electrician Services

We have delivered pricing regarding the panel repairs and updating the homes smoke/carbon monoxide detectors.

Replace 240v 30 amp receptacle with a 30 amp 120 V receptacle. Disconnect 240 V line in case panel in garage next to receptacle and convert to 120 V The reason for today’s visit was to convert an old 30 amp 240 volt receptacle over to a 30 amp 120v receptacle for RV. The condition of the wire as well as the main panel in the pipe running to the receptacle we’re all in excellent condition. We installed a new receptacle and raise the box up roughly 3 foot for easier access for the customer. We removed the two pole 30 amp breaker and install a new single 30 as well as a spare 15 amp to fill the unused space. Once installed we tested power and everything is working properly. Replace 240v 30 amp receptacle with a 30 amp 120 V receptacle. Disconnect 240 V line in case panel in garage next to receptacle and convert to 120 volt

Installation of new attic fan (gable) to removing and replacing with a new Master Flow unit. We will have to run a new power source to the attic for the unit to be supplied power due to previous installers burying a plug/outlet under joists. Installation of new Whole home surge protector to further assist the home in protection against harmful voltage spikes while protecting sensitive appliances. I

Replace three exterior receptacles with new weather, resistant devices, and in use covers Replace customer supplied light fixture over top of garage doors Convert deck receptacle into a quad with 4 plugs Replace receptacle in guest room behind bathroom door. Secure receptacles on bar countertop

The reason for today’s visit was an attic fan that was no longer working. When we arrived, we saw a 200 panel that was recently changed last year. The panel, however, had some old breakers in it from previous installation as well as ran in three phase wiring. We also saw an exterior disconnect to meet current 2023 coat cycle, but however was missing a whole home surge protector which we recommended today. When we began assessing the attic fan, we saw that the unit had no power whatsoever. We spoke to the customer asking about timeline of when the unit itself stopped working and it was definitely over the winter. After talking to the homeowner about the gable fan, we recommended running out new power as a circuit extension to supply power to either an energy efficient style Gable fan or a basic gable fan. While in the attic, we also saw a key list that was broken and recommended for replacement today as well with the other work that we were doing in the attic at this time customer would