Linthicum Heights MD Electrician Services

Arrived onsite and the resident showed me upstairs where they are getting a new electric stove and they need power and an outlet installed there. Then i was brought to the panel downstairs and upon opening it i could see it was an older panel with some heat damage done to the bus bar which i brought to the residents attention. I asked if the home inspector did an inspection and he said there was one but the guy marked nothing down for electrical. I did an assessment and found lack of bonding at the hot water heater, the panel wear and tear, as well as the fact the panel is full at the moment. I also ended up talking to him about whole home surge protection as well. He then showed me to an upstairs bedroom where they were removing a wall for a closet but it currently had power running through it. There was one switch in the closet that needed to be blanked, and the power coming into the closet wall ran back and i was able to trace to another bedroom outlet so i just capped it back there

Quote to install new 200 amp electric system for the home. This is recommended due to the major arc flash/weld that was seen on the bus bar due to something coming into contact with it. The damage is affecting 3 major portions of the bus bar. We will obtain electrical permits and inspection for this project. We will obtain BGE work order and organize their inspection/ work. Installation to meet national/ local codes and safety requirements. These tasks are outlined below in the line items- panel, disconnect, electrical grounding, bonding, surge protection, breakers, and misc. Surge installed will be lifetime warranty offering up to $100,000.00 protection on devices. Installation of two new 20 amp dedicated circuits to supply power for the microwave and the basement laundry system. We would run a new dedicated 20 amp circuit from the microwave behind/through the tiling to the panel and install a new 20 amp QO breaker. We would then install a new 20 amp dedicated circuit to the washer

Arrived onsite and was shown to the living room where 2 baseboard outlets had stopped working after heaters had been plugged into them. Then i was shown upstairs to a bedroom above it where both of those baseboard outlets were out too. I began troubleshooting to find my issue, as well as completed a preformance and safety assessment. At the end of my assessment, i was able to talk to the resident about all the findings on my assessment, and what i would address. I wrote up options, and then she filled out the GoodLeap forms. Once completed, i began my work which included the following: I had to go into extended diagnostics to figure out the issues with the baseboard outlets, and was able to find the burnt up splice, that ran around the basement to a few more hidden junctions that i tidied up along the way. The outlet in the top right bedroom, has lost connection and would have to be refeed to be reconnected so for now that has been capped and blank plated. After redoing the burnt junc

Arrived onsite and was shown to the back bedroom where the resident explained they were plugging in their oil based space heater. I pulled a few outlets and found the main culprit, but also with the age of the outlets we began a discussion on a redevice as well. I showed them the issue that i found and how to correct it properly, and what a redevice could do for them long term and she ended up asking for just these 2 receptacles to be replaced today, and got the membership. But while that was getting done i wrote up a redevice and we discussed that as well. Once done the 2 outlets that were replaced were tested and verified working. We discussed the redevice when the husband got home and the put a deposit down for that to be scheduled for 10/14-10/15 10/14: Arrived onsite and started at the basement and worked our way around the entire basement, did the outside and sunroom outlets, and then worked our way upstairs to start knocking out the other half. Everything is turned back on

This solution includes the installation of an arc fault breaker to replace the existing dual function breaker and gfci receptacle. In addition we shall install the customer supplied timer switch at front door. We have installed a new arc fault breaker, gfci underneath sink and the new customer supplied wall timer at front door.

This solution includes the installation of a gfci receptacle for the dishwasher. We have installed the new gfci and dishwasher whip.

Came to customer’s home for annual inspection. As I was doing my assessment, I saw the devices were broken throughout the home and some were only two prong devices. Also the panel was original to the home in the 1950s. I recommended we do a panel replacement and a whole home re-device to get the home up to today’s safety standards. BGE also had to be called out due to incorrect voltage readings. It was found that a clamp inside the transformer was going bad and was affecting the whole block. It has been corrected. Work performed this week below: Remove and replace all devices throughout home Replace panel from 1986 with new Square D QO panel Also, please give the office a call if you change your mind about us fixing the drywall for you at the bottom of the steps. Thank you so much for your continued business! Take Care! 🙂

Reason for today’s visit was completed a quoted job from a previous visit. We installed a range receptacle behind the new range. While on site, we provided pricing to install a new dedicated washing machine line as well as a new dryer line. We completed quoted work and test it out once installed. The new washer and dryer line is located in the basement, roughly 15 foot away from the existing panel.

I removed a light fixture in baby’s room then i removed the plastic old work 8b box and installed a side mount ceiling fan box. Then i removed the switch leg and i ran a 14-3 switch leg from fan to the existing switch then installed a in wall control switch for the fan then I assembled and installed a customer supplied ceiling fan I removed a ceiling fan in daughters bedroom and made sure the box was rated for a ceiling fan. Then i removed the switch leg and ran a new 14-3 switch leg from fan to existing switch. I removed the switch then installed a in wall control switch for the fan then mounted the ceiling fan back up Vip member

Install new ceiling fans in the living room Install new ceiling fan in dining room Install new light in the kitchen Install new light in the hallway Install new bathroom switch Install whole home surge protector and service electrical panel Install arc-fault and gfci protection in the main panel

We will run conduit from back plug on porch underneath the deck and over to the pool pump and install weatherproof receptacle. We will run a new dedicated 20 amp circuit from the main panel located in the front corner of the basement over to the unfinished area and install a new GFCI receptacle for fridge. Reason for today’s visit was to look at running a line from the receptacle that I added on a previous visit located at the back patio out to the pool pump and install a new GFCI. Customer also wanted a new receptacle installed in the basement unfinished area for a fridge/freezer. I replaced the white PVC siding block that I installed on the last visit and installed a new weatherproof receptacle box with PVC Hobbs. And then ran a new line down underneath of the deck and over to the stairs and installed a new weatherproof receptacle box with that weather resistant GFCI and then use cover. I also ran a new 20 amp dedicated circuit from the main panel in the front corner of the home Thro

Adding outlet on back deck. We are tapping power out of the existing circuit in the living room. Outlet is located on opposite side of the wall as the new GFCI. We installed a new in-use cover on new GFCI so that cord can remain plugged in and still be water tight. We will tap power out of the new outlet we installed and pipe over to the pool pump and install a perm post with a weatherproof outlet. This will avoid the need for an extension cord.

We have delivered pricing regarding the EV charger installation.

I removed and replaced a customer supplied fan on front porch of home When i removed the existing fan i took the universal remote and transmitter and then installed it in the new pull chain fan for customer #review

Light and switch in back area is working, only service charge. Call canceled.

We will run 2 new dedicated 20 amp 3 wire circuits over for 2 new wall ovens. We will remove the existing circuit that feeds the existing 50 amp wall oven because it is missing a isolated neutral.

I disconnected a hot tub outside and then installed a weatherproof knockout seal on the side of the disconnect then cut the whip that went from the disconnect to the hot tub as close to the hot tub as possible so the people who are coming to pick it up and throw it away will see that it is clearly not energized

Customer called us out to complete a second stage of electrical work. We installed a new customer supplied hood fan in the kitchen and attached new venting to the existing through the roof vent. We installed a new receptacle above the fan on the wall for the fan to plug into. We removed the hanging receptacle above the sink location and installed a junction box in the ceiling and installed a blank plate. We removed the old gas stove plug and pulled the wire into the basement and installed a junction box and put a blank plate on that as well. We installed a new push button for the doorbell and it now works properly. I tested power to the post light and it has proper power.

I ran coax cable to two locations in the house from the basement I ran through the unfinished part of the basement into the finish part upstairs to the living room for one cable and installed a plate and a 6 foot coax cable cord so the customer can hook up the TV I did the same thing from the basement to the upstairs master bedroom as well

-Remove the 3 existing lights in the living room and blank off existing boxes. -Install 6 recess lights in the living room area with a new dimmer switch. -Remove the old dining room chandelier and remove the existing box and wires. -Install 2 new recess lights in the dining room area. -Remove the 2 existing lights in the kitchen and blank and remove the old boxes. -Install 4 new recess lights in the kitchen. -Replace the 2 existing recess cans in the basement with new wafer style recess lights. -Install 4 new recess lights in the basement main area. -Install new smoke detectors throughout the home(bedrooms and main hallways). -Install new Panasonic whisper exhaust fan in the master bedroom bathroom upstairs with venting. -Cut single switch in the master bathroom into a 2 gang switch box to accommodate for new exhaust fan. -Swap around the switches in the 2 hallway bathrooms so that the light is the first switch you can on. -Add a light fixture in the middle of the basement bedroom tie

Customer had a damaged dimmer switch controlling outside wafer recess lights another Electrician installed and the lights were not dimming due to a damaged switch. After taking the switch out I discovered one of the screws to the switch must have hit the metal old work box and it fried the dimmer. I replaced the dimmer switch and re did the splices in the box as I found the neutrals weren’t spliced properly. Then I tapped around the dimmer switch so the screws on the device would not come in contact with the box I also discovered customer had a few neutrals in the electrical panel that were doubled tapped and I split them apart and landed all the neutrals on their one screws in the grounding bar

Service charge WO-TNFR76461 We have installed 2 new customer supplied exterior fixtures.

I removed and replaced two outside outlets that were rusted and installed two weather resistant GFCIs with in use bubble covers I removed the gfci breaker it was on and installed a standard cutler hammer breaker I removed a damaged receptacle on kitchen counter top and installed a gfci I removed a hazardous receptacle downstairs and replaced it with a new receptacle and a spacer inside the box to make it not fall back in the drywall I removed a standard switch downstairs and installed a dimmer switch

Replaced broken pull chain fixture above the furnace in the bedroom closet on the 2nd floor. We repaired broken outlet in the office on the first floor behind the desk. The kitchen wall exhaust fan has power and is working, the only issue is that the pressure switch that turns the fan on is sticking slightly when the chain is let loose to open the exhaust door. Customer is going to clean the button himself.

Customers disposal was not working. After looking at it noticed it was clogged and the switch underneath was tripped. Used an Allen key to free the clog and reset the switch and disposal came on. Customer was wondering about adding an outlet in the bedroom about 4 foot from an existing one but decided not to do it due to having to cut drywall.