Riva MD Electrician Services

This solution includes the installation of a new customer supplied ceiling fixture in a secondary bedroom. In addition we shall install a dimmer to operate the new fixture. We have installed the new customer supplied fixture. Additionally we have installed a new dimmer switch.

Installation of new 15 amp breaker to replace current damaged breaker with corrosion around the terminal port and bus bar. With this work there will be no warranty offered due to the shape of the electrical system and the devices attached to this circuit.

Installation of two new hardwired ring doorbell cameras. We will tap power out of the switches on the opposite side of the wall from where the cameras are going, and install new receptacles down below with plug-in transformers.

Installation of all new devices throughout the home. Currently devices are mixed copper and aluminum without proper termination using alumiconn connectors. These connectors help prevent overheating/melting hazards and ensure proper connection between both types of wire. Currently, 90% of the home does not have proper GFCI or aluminum terminations and will require these updates to have a safe electrical system. Quote to install new 200 amp electric system for the home. 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. This includes installing new switch leg for the light inside of the dining room splitting off of the secondary light inside the living room. We would also install a new dimmer switch p

The reason for today visit was to provide a solution on a customer buying a home with aluminum wiring and remediating it. When we arrived we saw a 100 amp Square D QO panel with many signs of concern. We saw double tapped neutrals, shared neutral circuits, over sized breaker for the AC and missing grounding. Home is currently set up on well water. We also saw during our inspection that there were missing GFCI protection through out the home. We saw the outlets and switches were mainly aluminum wired directly to copper which can cause overheating and power loss. We provided a solution today on changing all the devices in the alongside replacement of the main 100 amp panel to the 200 amp updated system. Today after speaking with the potential buyer, she explained she would be considered closing on the home around the new year and at this time no work has been scheduled. If she decides to move forward when closing she will then call us back out to begin work.