Crownsville MD Electrician Services

Removal of old wiring to fuse box. Install new 200 amp panel with service disconnect Whole home surge protection We will pull electrical permit. We remove the old electric panel and then install a new 200 amp pan on its place. We had removed the old illegal wiring that was running through the home and installed a new cable underneath of the house in the crawlspace. We installed a new service disconnect on the front of the home and all new service cable to replace the old deteriorating cable. We installed new grounding system, which included 28 foot ground rods, as well as binding of the hot and cold water lines in the basement. Once completed, we went through and labeled the panel with the customer.

Install dedicated 6-2 60 amp 240v line for Ev charger ( Hardwire) Install dedicated 20 amp 120v line for basement workbench. Install 2 whole home surge protectors on both panels.

Installation of new dedicated circuit within 25 foot of the panel to accommodate a new 20 amp kitchen counter top circuit. Circuit will be landing on a GFCI/AFCI breaker which is available to meet current safety requirement of AFCI/GFCI for new dedicated circuit. Installation of new AFCI/GFCI device with properly terminating aluminum wiring on the second kitchen counter top device. Both countertop devices have single gang boxes that will need to be updated to a “2 gang black screw on box” to fit alumicon and AFCI/GFCI device. Current GFCI sends power to additional single receptacle in kitchen and also requires proper aluminum termination. Installation of a new 4 prong range receptacle to accommodate new range being delivered today with a 4-prong cord. This quote does not include any drywall/painting work but however, we included a list of referrals to be used for additional work needed for those repairs.

The reason for today’s visit with the customer was to quote on replacement of lighting in the basement. The lights in the basement were in working order and showed no signs of damage. However, after talking with the customer there was interest expressed in adding recess lighting. The panel was an 89 Cuttler Hammer panel. It was in great condition but had double tapped neutrals on 7 of the circuits. In addition there was two breakers with a shared neutral but no common breaker tab. We also noticed the sump pump and the water softener outlets did not have any GFCi protection in which we recommended today. The lighting in the basement required two new dimmers due to current dimmers being outdated and not working properly. The can lights downstairs also were quoted on replacement with new 5/6 inch retro fit trims to bring modern look/lighting to the basement. At this time no work has been scheduled and this was just a quote at this time.

The customers originally called because they wanted to add some bathroom fans in the guest bedrooms on the second floor with attic access customer also wanted to add switch control for the fan speed and the light in the dimming of the light so I ran a 14–3 wire from the center of the room open to the attic down the wall into the existing switches then I installed a fan control switch In each of the bedrooms except for the master bedroom which already had a existing ceiling fan with a remote then I went into the attic and installed fan boxes that I screwed into the joists for a much more secure and safe support system for the fans. And then installed three customer supplied ceiling fan in the spare bedrooms then I remove the existing ceiling fan in the master bedroom and I replaced it with a customer supplied ceiling fan I did not have to run the wire for the ceiling fan I did replace the two single pole switches in the master bedroom due to the fact they were broken when I pull them o