We offer all services in Odenton, but you may be particularly interested in the options below:
Electric Vehicle Charging Station
In the next decade, it’s likely there will be more electric cars on the road than gas-powered ones. That means more and more homeowners are going to consider an at-home electric vehicle charging station a must-have accessory. Get ahead of the neighborhood by installing yours today. Our local electricians near you in Odenton, MD can evaluate your existing electrical system, recommend upgrades if needed, and install your Level 2 electric vehicle charger in Odenton, MD, which can work with Tesla, Honda, Chevy, and other makes and models. We also offer our services for commercial and industrial jobs.
Diagnosing Power Loss by Expert Electrical Contractors in Odenton, MD
When we are called in to diagnose the loss of power to your home, whether it’s the entire house, half of the house lost power, or just a few outlets and fixtures, we typically take a few steps to identify the problem. We’ll check the circuit breaker to see if it has tripped. If it has, we’ll reset it and see if power is restored. If it keeps tripping, that indicates an overload or short circuit on the circuit. We can also check for fuses in older homes and help you obtain a permit for major work. If the circuit breaker is working correctly, we may inspect all the outlets and switches in an area without power to look for any signs of damage or loose connections. We’ll also check for tripped GFCI outlets. To check these outlets and switches, we’ll use a voltage tester, or a multimeter which we calibrate regularly, to see if there is power present at each outlet or switch. This can help determine if the problem is just one outlet, or in multiple outlets. If our electricians suspect a wiring issue, we’ll inspect the wires in the powerless area to determine if there’s damage, a fixture that’s faulty, or loose connections causing a short, or burn damage to the wires. We may also use a wire tracer to locate any breaks in the wiring. We use tools like pliers and wire strippers to get the job done right. We can troubleshoot and test your main circuit breaker box to see if there are any issues with the breakers or wiring, and make sure everything is properly grounded. We also handle generators and transformers. We splice and terminate all wires with precision.
Installing Dedicated Circuits near Odenton, MD
There are a few reasons why you might want a dedicated circuit in your home. Firstly, it can help prevent overloading of the electrical system, which is a potential fire hazard. It can also reduce the risk of electrical shock by making sure that only one appliance is connected to the circuit. Another benefit of having a dedicated circuit is that it can provide consistent power to an appliance, even if other appliances are being used at the same time. This is especially helpful for high-power appliances like air conditioners, refrigerators, hot tubs, saunas, pools, or electric water heaters. Our services are specialized to connect all your appliances, and we also maintain your system to ensure everything is in proper working order. Our affordable prices make it easy to get the work you need done. We will also mount all new fixtures and fans.
Licensed Odenton Circuit Panel Upgrades
We can help perform what is called a “Heavy Up” or an upgrade to a 200 amp circuit panel. This is most often done in older homes or when an appliance is added that puts a strain on your circuit panel and breakers. The classic symptom that may be an indicator that you need an upgrade is frequently tripping breakers.
Install or Repair Bathroom Fans
Installing or replacing a bathroom exhaust fan is a simple yet essential task that can significantly improve the air quality in your home.
The first step is to choose the appropriate size and type of fan based on the bathroom’s dimensions and ventilation needs. Once we have your new fan, we’ll need to turn off the power to the existing fan, remove it from the ceiling or wall, and disconnect the wiring. The new fan can then be installed, with the ductwork properly attached and secured, and the wiring reconnected. Finally, turn the power back on, and we’re all set to enjoy improved ventilation and a fresher bathroom environment.
Ceiling Fan Installation or Replacement
An electrician to replace or install a ceiling fan in your living room or bedroom will ensure that the fan is safely and properly installed, following all necessary building codes and safety guidelines required near Odenton, MD. They can also provide advice on the appropriate fan size and type for your space and help with any necessary electrical upgrades. Hiring a professional can save you time, effort, and frustration, and ensure that your fan is installed correctly, avoiding potential safety hazards or costly mistakes. Additionally, many electricians offer guarantees or warranties for their work, giving you added peace of mind.
Adding an Outlet
Older homes are notorious for not having enough outlets in a room. Newer construction is generally built with plenty of opportunities for outlets that serve lamps, appliances, etc.. If you’d like an outlet added or moved near Odenton, our team can help! Give us a call today to schedule an appointment.
Attic Fans to Improve Heating & Cooling Efficiency
Outdoor Lighting
Jazz up your outdoor space and increase security with an outdoor lighting plan executed by our highly rated team of electricians near Odenton. From landscape & patio lighting to motion detection lights and electrical wiring for you cameras and security system – our team does it all.
Odenton Local Electrical Inspections Near You
If you’re looking at purchasing a property in or around the Odenton, MD area – we perform electrical home inspections for purchasers and sellers all the time. This is an in-depth look at the electrical systems of a property with the professional eye of a licensed electrician. Home inspectors are trained to spot blatant issues, but they can miss a lot. A separate electrical home inspection can make a big difference during your sales/purchase process.
The Top-Rated Odenton, MD Electrical Contractors Near You
Call us now at: (443) 396-2555 and see why your neighbors rely on us to deliver local electrical services at great value for a fair price in Odenton, MD below.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Odenton, MD
Job Locations and Reviews
Today’s visit was for flickering lights and a need for dedicated circuits for their sauna. Luckily the unfinished area has a 30 amp and a 15 amp dedicated circuits not even used that we can extend to the sauna. For the flickering lights we found hey would flicker when the switch was originally turned all the way on, so 2 switches need to be replaced. While we were there we also found safety concerns like missing GFCI protection in the unfinished area and the sump pump and shared neutral circuits in the panel.
The reason for today’s visit was to take a look at a living room ceiling fan to see if it ended to be replaced. When I arrived, I met with Ms. Thurston, who showed me to the living room and told me that she had replaced the batteries in the fan remote and it refused to come on. I checked for power at the switch and found proper voltage, so I moved onto the fan. After removing the fan from the ceiling and testing for power, I found proper voltage at the wiring. The ceiling fan does need to be replaced. Ms. Thurston asked me to put the ceiling fan in their sunroom due to it already being removed from the ceiling, I’ve capped off the wiring to ensure it is safe in the meantime. I provided a solution for the replacement of the ceiling fan and will be emailing it. Work completed: - extended diagnostics for troubleshooting ceiling fan
Installation of new whole home surge protector to further prevent the main electrical system from harmful voltage spikes while protecting the sensitive appliances attached to the home. Surge offers lifetime warranty with a 120,000.00 insurance policy. Installation of new Progress lighting 5.5 inch surface mounted light. We will replace current water damaged light with a direct replacement. Install new AFCI breaker due to breaker not operating without direct shorting. We will also replace with direct replacement.
Installation of new outlet located in the living room. We will install a new outlet deriving power from nearest source in the basement. We will then utilize the current coax port in the living room and install a new outlet with utilizing an old work box. We will then install a new low voltage ring to allow the HDMI to attach to a base and TV.
As soon as Dennis stepped in our home he demonstrated his expertise in diagnosis of the problem & providing safety recommendations. I greatly appreciate both him and Josh professionalism and care with our home furnishings while working. It was a blessing to have them.
Installation of new outlet located in foyer sitting room. Outlet currently is melted due to neutral wire never properly terminated around terminals. Installation of new AFCI proper sized 20 amp breaker for the foyer sitting room. Installation of whole home surge protector. We will install a new whole home surge for the Leviton 200 amp panel to help protect the main electrical system while protecting the sensitive appliances. Surge reflects lifetime warranty. The reason for today’s visit was to investigate multiple outlets not working on the living room wall. We opened up several outlets and tested for voltage. When we tested for voltage we read 94 volts which led us to believe a neutral was lost. Went down to the panel and turned off the circuit to identify what all was on that circuit. This led us to the front dining room where when we opened up the first outlet the neutrals were burning because the they were not properly fastened to the terminals and were extremely loose. We also i
The reason for today’s visit was to take a look at a circuit that had an intermittent power loss, affecting the Verizon equipment in the home. When I arrived, I met with Mr. Corey, who led me to the GFCI receptacle in the basement laundry room. It is located underneath of the main electrical panel and had the Verizon box plugged into it. Mr. Corey let me know that it tripped after the heavy rain storms we had got recently, which led me to inspect the exterior receptacles. During my troubleshooting process, I opened and inspected both the front and rear exterior receptacles. These receptacles were not weather-resistant and were using the original metal flap covers. Both were showing signs of moisture present in the enclosure, the rear exterior receptacle had severe signs of corrosion. This GFCI circuit is original to the home, and also includes the restroom receptacles. Most of the devices on the circuit (except the GFCI) were backstabbed, which can cause the connection to the wiring to
Called out today to give solutions for adding a receptacle for the dishwasher and removing the hood fan to add a receptacle for the microwave. Customer was also interested in receiving solutions for replacing all receptacles and switches throughout the home. Due to how short the dishwasher wire is, we would have to set a junction box on the opposite side of the wall and extend the circuit into the adjacent cabinet, installing a GFCI receptacle. We would remove the hood fan and take the existing wire up and set a GFCI receptacle in the cabinet. Receptacles throughout the home backstabbed and were original to the home, with some starting to crack. This will eventually cause power loss issues throughout the home. We would address this by installing the devices with the proper pigtail connections around the device terminals. While performing my safety assessment, I noticed a lack of surge protection in the main panel, as well as multiwire branch circuits and double tapped neutrals. I also
For this job, I came out to provide an estimate needed for the necessary circuits for future kitchen and laundry room in the basement. Based on the way the customer stated he would be utilizing the kitchen and type of appliances he would be using, I determined (3) 120V dedicated circuits for the kitchen counter would be sufficient. These circuits are to be pulled from the main panel at the other end of the finished basement and are to be put on dual function AFCI/GFCI breakers per safety minimum standards. Additionally, (1) 120V dedicated circuit on dual function breaker with a receptacle for the future Washer and (1) dedicated 30A 240V circuit for the future Dryer with a 4-prong dryer plug.
Install two QO115AF breakers to replace older QO115AF breakers that are starting to fail and not tripping when tested. Called out today to replace two QO115AF breakers. Previous technician had informed homeowner that the breakers were not tripping when tested, and should be replaced.
The work that Ian did met all of my expectations. Hass and Sons is now my go to firm for any electrical work I may need in the future.
The Reason for today’s visit was to provide solutions for a new level 2 EV circuit. When I arrived, I met with Mr. Jeffrey, who showed me to the main panel in the garage. He’s purchasing a Tesla that will be here in the next 5 weeks or so, and is planning on purchasing the hardwired tesla charger to be installed. I went over the scope of work with Mr. Jeffrey, which includes the installation of a 60-amp rated EV Circuit on the inside of the garage, with the charger mounted to the side of the main panel inside of the garage. I noticed the lack of whole-home surge protection at the main panel, and included the installation of a PSP Vortex Whole-home surge protector with a dedicated breaker in my solutions today. I’ve performed a load calculation to ensure that there is the appropriate space in the service to have the circuit installed. The solutions we have gone over will be emailed, and Mr. Jeffrey will be reaching out to the office to schedule the installation after he is able to final
Paul was great! His professionalism and expertise was outstanding.
- Remove and replace 2 (customer supplied) porch lights.
For this call, I came out to install (2) customer supplied sconce lights on the exterior of the garage. I also installed a customer supplied timer switch and got it set up for him. Install (2) sconces on exterior of garage Install (1) customer supplied switch
Called out today to investigate outside wiring for a landlord/tenant situation. I saw that a majority of the outside wiring was low-voltage wiring, and thus poses no hazards. All of the outside wiring was of the correct UF type wire (rated to be outside), and terminated in the correct weatherproof boxes. There was a lack of GFCI protection at the two side outdoor outlets. According to NEC 210.8(A), these should be GFCI protected. I gave a solution to install GFCIs at these locations with the correct bubble covers. Customer purchased the Haas and Sons VIP Membership.
Replace switches in basement bathroom with new switches. Install 4-prong dryer plug in basement laundry room. Install two GFCIs in the basement laundry room for the ease of use plug and washing machine. Bond the hot and cold water pipes. Replace three plugs and a GFCI in the kitchen. Separate neutrals in main electrical panel to prevent overheating of the neutral wires. Correct multiwire branch circuits by installing the correct two-pole breakers. Install a whole home surge protector in the main electrical panel. Includes Haas and Sons VIP Membership. Called out today to look at replacing a 3-prong dryer plug with a 4-prong dryer plug, and to investigate why a light in the downstairs bathroom was not working. Upon arrival, I was directed to the downstairs bathroom by the customer. Opening up the switch bank, I wiggled one of the switches, and the light turned off. This told me that the switch was failing, and needed to be replaced. I recommended replacing all switches in the bank due
The customer had moved into this condo a month ago and had 3 ceiling fans she did not like, so she had us take them down, and replace one with a light fixture, and put blanks on the other 2. We installed a light fixture in the living room as well. She wanted the kitchen devices replaced, so we replaced them and rewired them. Other things that we didn’t do but found and wrote other solutions for, were 16 receptacles that should be replaced because of age and usage, an arc-fault breaker that doesn’t trip, lack of surge protection, and a multi-fed circuit.
Paul was professional, courteous, and thorough.
Called out today to troubleshoot 2 outside porch lights that were flickering and dim. These fixtures are LED and bulbless. The LED strip is exposed to the elements and possibly damaged. The light on the porch is also flickering slow which can indicate a safety issue OR a damaged fixture. We checked the main panel. The main panel is in good shape, all connections are proper (we tightened some connections down), all voltage is correct ranging from 120 volts to 240 volts. The COULD have surge protection added. This is going to offer much needed protection for the homes LED fixtures, appliances, breakers in the main panel etc. We’ve built options to install new lights on the porch (customer supplied) as well as replace the digital timer switch and add surge protection.
Installation of four new LED recessed lights in the kitchen on a new dimmer as well as to replace all the existing undercabinet lights and install six new LED fixtures in their place. Installation of dimmer switch for the dining room light as well as replace the three customer supplied vanity lights in the bathrooms.
Was called out today to check a homes, fire alarm system back up battery in which after testing it was determined that the battery was dead and had to be replaced. Also, while there I was able to do an electrical maintenance check and not a few things along the way with a few recommendations from whole home service protection to three GFI‘s needing to be replaced and one with a weather resistant bubble cover.
Replace QO120DF that is constantly tripping with a new breaker of the same type. Includes Haas and Sons VIP Membership. Called out today to investigate a Dual function breaker protecting the bathroom plugs that kept tripping. I opened up all the plugs on the circuit and discovered that there were no bad connections or wires touching. I then disconnected the circuit in certain location to see if a device was causing the breaker to trip. I then took the wires off the breaker, and it continued to trip. This told me the breaker was bad and needed to be replaced. I also talked to the customer about adding surge protection in the panel, which helps to protect the specialty breakers in the panel and all of the sensitive electronics in the home from surges. Customer agreed to replace the breaker and purchase the Haas and Sons VIP Membership.
Install GFCI on dedicated circuit for Verizon box. Currently, the Verizon box in on the house GFCI, which causes the loss of the internet if that GFCI trips. Includes Haas and Sons VIP Membership. Called out today to resolve an issue where the Verizon box would lose power, as well as to investigate a kitchen circuit that was tripping. Verizon box was plugged into the house GFCI, and when it rains, the GFCI would trip. I recommended installing a new dedicated circuit just for the Verizon box next to the panel. Investigating the kitchen circuit, I opened all devices on the circuit and saw no signs of loose connections or overheating. This tripping happens infrequently, and could be nuisance trips from the coffee maker. If this continues to happen, I recommended replacing the breaker. Customer agreed to installing new circuit, and also purchased the Haas and Sons VIP Membership.
Troubleshoot ceiling fan that was making unusual noises when set to max speed. Tightened a few screws and that appeared to fix the problem momentarily. Advised customer that the box may need to get replaced if problem continues
For this job, I came out to provide pricing for the installation of a new dedicated 50A circuit for customer supplied Level 2 EV Charger as well as a dedicated 40A circuit with a receptacle for a heater outdoors. Upon looking in the panel and a the main service, I determined in order to do so we would need to increase the power into the home from 200A to 350A. With this we would be updating the main grounding, cold water bond, installing whole home surge protection for each panel, emergency disconnects on the exterior of the home for each panel. At minimum we would be adding a 150A main panel to the existing service and bringing the existing panel up to today’s minimum safety standards if not updating both. All options include permitting and BGE coordination done by Haas and Sons. Discussed what the installation process would look like , our in house payment options starting at 12 months 0% deferred interest and our VIP Care Plan.
Today’s visit was to provide solutions to replace the original electrical service/main panel. We were called out due to the fact that there is corrosion in the current CH panel from around 1995, this came up during the home inspection. When I arrived, the homeowner had the panel cover off and showed me the damage to the panel. I noticed heavy corrosion throughout the panel, as well as some above the panel in the closet, most likely from water entering that panel closet some point previously. We went over what the process would look like for removing the current service/panel and installing new equipment to refresh the life of the home’s main panel. This would include the installation of a new emergency disconnect on the exterior of the home, new grounding via ground rods/copper ran to the main water line where it enters the home, installation of whole-home surge protection and all other necessary items to meet current code/minimum safety standards. We will also handle all coordination
Today's visit was to take a look at installing two new LED Flat-Panel lights in the kitchen in place of two original fluorescent fixtures. When I arrived, I took down the light cover to determine which circuit was linked to the lighting, and found that the location for the fixture boxes were not conducive to the requested layout of the new (more rectangular) fixtures and the circuit would need to be extended to those new locations. I also noticed that the smoke detectors in the home were older/missing/had no batteries. I offered to provide a solution to install new units and Ms. Arlene let me know that they had two new hardwired/interconnected Smoke/CO detectors that I could use. My solution(s) today included installing the two new kitchen light fixtures, changing a 3-way switch to control said lights with a dimmer, and to replace the customer-supplied detectors. I started by changing the detectors, and re-wired with new splices at both locations due to paint covering the splices. I mo
Today’s visit was to install a new GFCI receptacle in the master bedroom toilet area to provide power for a bidet, as well as to replace two pendant light fixtures above the kitchen island. I was able to pull power from the 2-gang box controlling the light/fan for the water closet and fish over to the new receptacle location. In the kitchen, the two new pendant fixtures have been hung and are working properly. The homeowners also renewed their VIP care plan today. - Install outlet for bidet. - remove & replace two pendant light fixtures above island
Blaine and Brandon did excellent work replacing (3) smoke detectors. Very pleasant to deal with and happy in their work.
The technician was on time very knowledgeable, took the time to address all our concerns and questions. He actually showed me what could be a problem and how to correct the issue. He did have some recommendations but was not pushy which I appreciate.
Extremely knowledgeable and helpful. He explained everything to us and answered any questions we had. We will definitely use this company again because of the service we experienced with Nick.
All Haas & Sons professionals, from the initial request (provided by Krystal) for service to the completion of the job (provided by Genny), were nothing less than outstanding. They communicated their entire process and pricing upfront, and met all commitments in a timely and efficient manner. Above all, they were knowledgeable, professional and courteous throughout the home electrical services provided. I would not hesitate to “highly recommend” their services to family, friends, and neighbors alike. Well done!
Ridiculous pricing. $300/hour is UNACCEPTABLE
From the call to Haas office and the arrival of Mike to repair our electrical problem it was an absolute pleasure. Mike was so patient and professional doing a great job restoring our electricity. He was very friendly and obviously has a lot of experience, making us feel very safe with his suggestions. Thanks Haas and Sons Electrical. We will definitely use you in the future!
Very good walk-thru of items to be done and the electrician did go over their estimate to do the items requested before he left. But still haven't received my written estimate via email as I requested.
Great communication in arranging appointment and during appointment
Timely, courteous, and professional service
Knowledgeable, professional
Nick was amazing. Our issue was very simple to resolve, but he took the time to explain everything to me, kindly and thoroughly. He was very respectful of my home, and my lack of knowledge. I will definitely use this business for future electrical needs, and highly recommend them to others.
