Glen Burnie MD Electrician Services

For this job, the customer requested installation of an outlet underneath of the sink for a water filtration system she had purchased. Upon arrival and inspection of the proposed installation location and the filtration unit itself, there were several concerns overall. Firstly, the garbage disposal and the kitchen sink contributed to a lot of ambient humidity inside that section of the cabinet without either in operation. Second, the filtration unit itself did not have a UL listing at all. Upon inspection of her main electrical panel, I observed that it was very full, overloaded, and outdated to be adding any circuits into at this time. After brainstorming with the customer on other locations in the limited space, and informing her of the options we could provide, to the extent of the drywall damage to run the dedicated circuit, she decided that she would most likely return the filtration system and look for a more space-efficient/safer design. We did talk about safety concerns with th

We will replace the damaged service cable that was torn from the house and damaged be a tree branch falling on it during the storm. We will pull a permit with the local jurisdiction of Anne Arundel County. We will create a work order and organize with the power company BGE for this replacement. Due to code regulations, we must install an emergency disconnect on the home's exterior and install whole home surge protection to pass inspections. We will also install a new cable from the existing electrical panel to the disconnect as the old one is too short.

Installation of surge protection, as well as emergency disconnect on the outside of the home Installation of 60 amp circuit for a hardwired customer supply charger on the outside of the home at the end of the driveway

Reason for the call was living room circuit intermittently trips. The customer was explaining to me what all they plug into this circuit, and I suggested splitting the circuit as well as running a dedicated circuit for a space heater, or whatever they would like to use it for. I also saw that the panel, even though new had no surge protection in it. I also recommended installing this as well to prevent destroying appliances. Please see below for work performed. Run circuit to upstairs living room to separate circuit Add receptacle for tv on opposite wall Install surge in main panel Run dedicated circuit for space heater

We saw a new 200 amp main breaker panel in the back office area. Relocate all circuits from the laundry room in the middle of the Home over to the new panel location. Installation of arc faults 120 V branch circuits where required. Insulation of emergency/service disconnect on the outside of the home next to the meter and insulation of new proper SER cable into the new panel. Insulation proper grounding, which will be terminated at the service disconnect on the outside of the home. Installation of surge protection at the main panel. 11/7 We installed a new 200 amp Leviton main breaker panel with 42 spaces in the back office of the home. We relocated all of the circuits from the laundry area over to the new panel location and installed fall breakers on all required circuits. We install a 12 x 12 junction box in the attic right above the old panel and split the circuits between the junction box and the old panel for the circuit relocation. We install a new emergency disconnect on the ou