Haas & Sons provides electrical services that includes electrical repair and installations for Riva, MD residents and businesses—from lighting fixtures to ceiling fan installation to breaker box replacement and surge protection.
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FAQ
To find a reputable electrician in Riva, MD you can:
- Ask family and friends for recommendations.
- Search online for local electricians.
- Ask electricians if they are licensed and insured.
When looking for an electrician, you may notice that some electricians have much cheaper rates than others. Those electricians may have cheaper rates due to a lack of licensing and insurance, making it more worthwhile to choose a slightly more expensive electrician. To learn about our electrical services, contact us today .
You should have an electrician install an electrical outlet for you. When it comes to installing an electrical outlet in your home, it can be much more complex than replacing a new electrical outlet. To install a new electrical outlet, you will need to have knowledge of electrical circuitry as well as electrical code in order to do it successfully. It is best to have an electrician install your outlet for you to ensure that your circuit is able to support an additional outlet and that the new wiring is set up correctly. To get your electrical outlet installed, call us today.
Yes, you can install a ceiling fan where a light fixture is. Installing a ceiling fan where a light fixture currently exists is much easier than installing a ceiling fan in a location where there is no existing wiring. Although, installing a ceiling fan where a light fixture is will still include a level of knowledge and skill to do it successfully. If you are familiar with electrical wiring, it should be fairly simple, but it is not an easy task for most homeowners. To get a ceiling fan installed in your home, give us a call today.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Riva, MD
Job Locations and Reviews
Visit was for multiple requests by the customer. We also saw a couple of safety concerns while here as well. Please see below for work performed. Run dedicated circuit for sump pump Bond water heater Install surge in main panel Relocate two gang switch bank to opposite side of door frame Install switch for master bathroom Install switch for master bedroom closet
Today we replaced the single pole switch that controlled the kitchen lights as well as one of the three-way switches that controls the dining room light. We also installed two GFCI in the kitchen and place some standard receptacles near the sink and replaced the two receptacles in the basement for the sump pump GFCI with audible alarms to let you know if the sump pumps stopped working. We also installed three new smoke/carbon monoxide detectors in the home (one on each floor). we also installed missing plates on junction boxes in the basement as well as secured, hanging wires and removed hanging junction boxes.
I removed the plastic box in the dinning room ceiling and installed a ceiling fan rated metal side mount box
Today’s visit was for pier power not working on different circuits plus moving panels. There is a lot going on which would need ample time to diagnose. Please see solutions to get this resolved for you.
i installed a new gfci receptacle next to the electrical panel I installed a 20 amp square d qo breaker This is for the customers internet and washer I noticed customer has rust on the neutral bar to the main electrical panel which over time can cause issues I also noticed customer has aluminum wire. In this situation what we recommend is we remove all devices in home and install new tamper resistant receptacles and new switches. We also remove all light fixtures. When we remove the fixtures and the devices we install allumiconns. The aluminum wire gets installed into the purple clipped allumiconns and then we pig tail out with a copper wire and the copper wire will go to the new device or light fixture making the devices copper rated. When we do this it is, it is called modifying the electrical circuit which according to the national electrical code we are required to install “arc fault breakers”. Do to the fact there is rust in the panel i recommend we install a new electrical p