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Local Reviews
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TalyaSimpson - Laurel, MD
Had some confusion - and Alex got us squared away
Steve - Laurel, MD
We just swapped all of our light bulbs from CFL to LED....and this caused a few fixtures to not work as well. Alex came out and got them working. While he was here, he identified a problem with the light switches and how it was affecting the new LED in the recessed lighting fixture ('pulsing' for lack of a better word). Alex replaced several switches and no more pulsing. Polite, professional and reasonably priced.
Ring flood light installation - Fantastic service.
Michael L - Laurel, MD
Very professional installation by Nick. I will definitely use Hass (Nick) again for any electrical work,
Great service!
Barbara - Laurel, MD
Mike was friendly and very helpful. I am very satisfied!
Fast and knowledgable
Nick - Laurel, MD
Installed an EV charger in about an hour. Described the process, worked with me to pick the location, and answered all my questions. Very helpful.
Very Professional
Ed - Laurel, MD
Work was well done. Very professional service. There were some issues with the inspector where some work had to be redone, but it was minor and Haas and Sons assisted in a professional manner through the entire process of inspection/reinspection. I would recommend them for any electrical work.
Great service
Sharon - Laurel, MD
Very good service! Was scheduled within a day....didn't have to wait weeks for an appointment. Michael came out to the house exactly twenty minutes from the time he called. Put together my new hanging light/chandelier for a 13 ft ceiling and was finished with the project in about an hour. The light looks great and i am very pleased. Michael was very pleasant and courteous. Definitely would use their service again.
Alex W.
Customer had a burnt up outlet After inspecting that and multiple outlets in home and finding most if not all had loose screws for the wire connection and some had began to burn due to arcing from poor connections I highly recommended the house was re deviced properly insuring the best connection for all devices Customer has decided to call his home warranty company due to the job being more extensive then he was prepared for in the near future I replaced the burnt outlet with a tamper resistant receptacle splicing all blacks together and whites together then pig tailing off wires and hooking around the screws of the device clamping it and tightened it down 30 day warranty on that specific outlet
Alex W.
New panel Grounding bounding system Arc fault breakers Surge protection 200 amp Removed a split bus bar 150 amp panel and installed a 200 amp main breaker qo panel Updated all the grounding and bounding systems Installed arc fault protection Re ran wires Labeled panel
Larry B.
Customer had a neighbor that had a underground power issue and she wanted to make sure her power was not affected. She has 120v on both phases. Smoke detectors are original to the home and were installed in 2000 and should be replaced every 10 years. Estimate included to replace detectors.
Larry B.
Quote to install 2 ceiling fans(customer provided) and replace a switch. If boxes are not fan rated there will be additional cost to install correct boxes. Installed 2 customer provided fans. Master bedroom ran a new 3 wire to switch and cut in a 2 gang box and installed a switch for the light and a switch for the fan motor. In office I installed a new fan in place of a light fixture. Box was not rated for a fan so removed old box and installed a fan box in its place. Verified proper operation of completed work with customer.
Nicholas T.
Replaced broken single pole switch in the kitchen that controls the kitchen recessed lights. Replaced the 15 year old smoke detectors in home with new units with 10 year lithium ion back up batteries.
Nicholas T.
Customer had issue with lights in the master bathroom tripping the arc fault breaker in the panel when they were turned on. I opened switches and found that the wires were back stabbed in the switches and causing the switches to crack as well as the wires to heat up. I also found that the arc fault breaker was one of the first generations. We replaced the 3 switches in the master bathroom and replaced the 2 bottom arc fault breakers for the top floor circuits. Both breakers are holding properly and all lights are working.
Nicholas T.
Installed new floor plug into hardwood floor in front office of home.
Michael W.
Local electrician to install recess lights
Nicholas T.
Installed customer supplied bathroom exhaust fan and installed smart switches.
Alex W.
Energizing a circuit and installing new outlets
