University Park MD Electrician Services

Install customer supplied fan Install customer supplied light Install dimmer

Arrived onsite and she brought us to the kitchen where she showed me the outlet genny put in and asked me if i could move it because her drywall/plaster guy couldn’t refinish the drywall with it as recessed as she put it, so i moved it out so when the plates on, it is perfectly flush with the drywall. Then we discussed the kitchen light which was an old metal box style light. After taking it down( it was falling out of the ceiling at this point) i found 3 wires junction and then the main wire to the light. I disconnected that box from the old fixture which was just an 8b, and stacked it with the new 8b that was rated for fans with a ring and brought a new wire down for a connector. I was able to set it up so then junction was accessible but there was one 14/2 wire cooking down to hookup to the light. I set it as flush with the plaster as I could given the mesh in the ceiling and how thick the plaster was there, the box would only grip at a certain point. I got that in place and level,

This solution includes the repair for the wiring at kitchen light. We have made splice in light box and have extended the broken switch leg. The other wires in box have also been taped up to protect the existing sheathing.

Install range receptacle for new stove Run circuit extension for hood fan Install whole home surge protection in main

Arrived onsite and they showed me to the electrical panel where I assessed the opening, and found where I could poke out to wire the charger in. I took a more in depth look at the panel to make sure their panel could handle the load, and then we went outside and talked options, details of the job, and I answered any questions they had. I then wrote up a quote for a plug and hardwired installation and verified they were buying the correct one off amazon. They said they would be in touch to let us know what they decide.

This solution includes the installation of a customer supplied post lamp, installation of ceiling fan and replacement of kitchen fixture. We have installed new solar post lamp, ceiling fan at second floor landing and kitchen light.

We will run a new dedicated 240 V circuit from the subpanel in the basement out to the back garage wall and install a customer supplied level two car charger. We will remove all the improper breakers in the subpanel in the basement and install the correct brand and style breakers in their place. 8/29 We returned today and completed quoted work. We were in the new dedicated 60 amp line from the panel located in the basement out to the back garage wall. We installed three-quarter inch PVC to protect In the garage and installed customer supplied ChargePoint level two charger. Once installed, we tested power and everything is working properly.

Membership acquired, weather resistant gfci has been replaced.

this solution includes the basic wiring repair to the bathroom switch box and the first floor switches at front door. customer supplied devices. Also includes diagnostics for an additional trip to troubleshoot powerloss to rear porch. We have replaced the switches at the front door and repaired the wiring at the switch in the upstairs bathroom. We shall return this following Monday to diagnose powerloss to rear porch. We have located the fault in the circuit. Receptacle in living room area that was being replaced was found to be corroded and connection had failed. Customer to replace the existing devices.

This solution includes the installation of a new attic fan motor and thermostat.

This solution includes the installation of an Ethernet line from one end of the basement to the other. We have completed the installation.

Installation of new dedicated 20 amp circuit for a window air conditioner in the first floor living room. Some new protection in the sub panel that was installed on a previous visit. 6/9 We returned today and completed quoted work. We ran a new dedicated 20 amp line from The sub panel in the front right corner of the basement outside of the home and up the wall to the third floor. We drove back home and installed two new quad receptacles. We installed one in the back left corner of the third floor and one in the front right corner of the third floor. Customer requested to have the two three-way switches the lights on the top floor as well as the free one may have been damaged.

Quotes for all work

Replacing a GFCI in the upstairs due to unnecessary tripping. The GFCI currently in the bathroom has gone bad due to age and is constantly tripping anytime any load is put on it.

Today’s visit was for light not working in two different rooms, receptacle loose in laundry area, and install of receptacle in hallway. During assessment, we found that one light had bulbs but the other had a bad switch. Also, the receptacle in laundry area had no box. The basement kitchen needed GFCI protection as well as the basement laundry area. The panel was missing surge protection. I also recommend doing a whole home re-device which we will discuss again at annual maintenance inspection. See below for work performed today: Install whole home surge protection in main panel Install GFCIs in basement kitchen Install GFCI in basement for washer Install receptacle in upstairs hallway using close power source Replace light switch in upstairs bedroom Install box and GFCI in upstairs laundry area

This solution includes the replacement of the front exterior GFCI and wet location in use cover. In addition we shall remove the romex leading into garage. This romex wire will be re-worked to existing gfci receptacle, this will solve the unprotected device in garage. Newly protected device shall be converted into quad receptacle as well. Lastly we shall remount light box to brick exterior above basement entrance and install the fixture removed before brick repairs. We have completed the scheduled repairs.

This solution includes the installation of 6 LED recess lights in the front living room. Arc fault protection included. We shall return next Thursday to complete the installation. Deposit taken, membership acquired. We have installed the 6 recess lights in the front living room and arc fault breaker in the panel.

Today’s visit was for garage not having power. Wiring out to the garage is cloth wire and very old. All of the wiring out in the garage is also old and some not even the right size for the circuit. Devices are also old and broken. Front part of switch snapped off as soon as I pulled it out of the box. I highly recommend running new wire to and throughout the garage as well as replacing all devices (receptacles and switches). Please see attached solutions to get this resolved for you.

This solution includes the replacement of 5 ungrounded receptacles. We have replaced 3 receptacles in the first floor bedroom, one in front living room and the last in dining room.

This solution includes the installation of 3 customer supplied light fixtures and the replacement of 2 single pole switches. This solution also includes the bonding of both water heaters. We have installed the 3 fixtures. 2 in upstairs bedrooms and the 3rd at basement stairwell. In addition we have replaced 2 switches, one at back door and the second in the upstairs bedroom. Lastly we have bonded the water heater.

This solution includes the replacement of the existing gfci and “in use” cover on the rear exterior of home. We have replaced the rear exterior gfci and cover. We recommend having the water heater bonded and the damaged breaker replaced.

Supply and replace two special order two foot LED strip lights of two foot length with color temp of 3000K to replace the two existing in the kitchen.

This solution includes the installation of 7 new under cabinet lights and the installation of new LED tape lights for the upper cabinets and new LED driver to accommodate the tape lighting. We have installed the new under cabinet lights.

When I originally came out to check a power outage in the office I noticed that the receptacles were backstabbed when I went down to check the electrical panel and the breaker they kept tripping when I took the panel cover off I noticed that there was a 150 amp SEU cable powering a 200 amp electrical panel after making my discoveries I presented the options to the customer and he decided to move forward with the upgrade option So I installed a 200 amp SEU cable with a new weatherhead going down customers wall outside which will be connected to the powerlines from Pepco I installed a new meter can. I removed the 150 amp SEU cable from the electrical panel and pulled it outside thenI installed a new 200 amp SEU cable from the meter can into the electrical panel. After that I temporally bugged the old SEU cable and the new SEU cable together to power the customers homes Pepco will make the final connections into the meter can after we pass inspection. When doing this we have to bring e

This solution includes the installation of the new customer supplied cooktop. In addition we shall install a new receptacle in the basement gym area. This also includes a new switch for basement gym area, 3way for existing switch, New location at basement door to exterior. We have installed a new customer supplied cooktop in kitchen. We have also installed a new receptacle and switch in the basement gym area.