University Park MD Electrician Services

Install new energy saving smart Gable Attic fan in customers finished attic space which can be controlled by customers phone via Quiet Cool App which we will help setup. This will include tapping off electric from existing switch box controlling attic lights for power, run wire from box over to attic fan and install an outlet for plug in connection. Will need to install funnel to better direct air flow through vent on side of home.

Perform troubleshooting in Home to test to see why the dining room light was flickering. After testing power in multiple areas of the home as well as the main panel and fixture itself, we were able to come to the conclusion that the bulbs themselves were the issue. Customer is going to purchase new bulbs to replace.

Repaired attic fan by shifting squirrel cage back over.

- Removal of 30 single pole because old age, sparking, and painted over - Replacement and installation of 30 new single pole switches - Installation of all new plates - Installation of new wiring and pigtails - Removal of 12 - 3 way switches and installation of 12 new ones with plates - Installation of 3 dimmers - Removal of 22 single pole because old age, sparking, and painted over - Replacement and installation of 22 new single pole switches - Installation of all new plates - Installation of new wiring and pigtails - Removal of outlets and install GFCI where needed.

Today’s visit the customer showed us a new dishwasher that has recently been replaced from going bad, likely due to a surge. We replaced the surge with our surge vortex, and installed a mini vortex on the AC disconnect to protect that and the whole hvac system. We found 6 single pole breakers that were shared neutral circuits, and replaced one today. The generator line was ran in 10/2 and not 10/3, it was only feeding one phase, wired incorrectly. So this Tuesday we will return to replaced the wire with 10/3, the breaker with a CH230, and the hook up plug, and the other 2 - 2 pole breakers. - Removal of the old rusted box, outlet, screws, and bubble cover with all new material - Removal of a regular GFI that should be weather rated and installation of a new weather rated outlet and installation of a new bubble cover that its missing (07/09/26) - Todays visit we returned to install a new circuit for a new generator hook up plug. We replaced the breaker, and multiple breakers for share

Install 3-prong range receptacle and customer supplied 3-prong range plug.

Today’s visit the customer showed us her old stove that wouldn't turn off, so they had to turn the breaker on to use it each time and then keep it off. They bought a new stove and we measured it and it will not fit in that spot. The counter needs to be cut for it to fit. The customer will reach back out to us once it is ready, and we will install a new range outlet for it, and hook up the electrical cord to the new stove. The old stove was approximately 29 1/4” wide and the new stove is 29 3/4”.

Replace 10/3 nm cable providing power to the A/C unit. We will re route the new circuit to avoid the garage door opener. The current cable runs on top of the garage door opener and everytime the door opens it makes contact with the cable causing more damage. Additionally we will replace the current 40 amp circuit breaker providing overcurrent protection to the A/C unit to ensure that all elements of the circuit are working correctly.

For this job, I came out to assess an over head UF wire bringing power from the home to the garage for lighting. The UF is not damaged but should be ran underground from house to garage. I provided two options of running a new wire underground first being hand digging a trench across the backyard and running a new UF wire directly buried into the ground. The second option is to have PVC conduit via directional bore method being shot from one point to the other underground, not having to tear up the yard.

This solution includes the installation of 4 recess lights in the office as well as installing a new receptacle in the office closet. Installation of new boxes for five receptacles in the office Installation of a new receptacle in the closet, tapped off of existing power in the back wall of the office.

Diagnostic for tripping breaker Reason for today’s visit was because breaker powering living room would continue to trip after a brief humming sound. After running a diagnostic it was concluded there was a fault between the hot and ground which was causing the breaker trip. Upon inspecting each device the fault was found in the cable connecting a light switch to a fixture located over the kitchen sink. Customer has no use for light and prefer if the switch was abandoned in place. By disconnecting the switch leg the ground fault was removed and the circuit was operating properly again.

Replace 120V receptacle that is wired with 240V with a GFCI receptacle as there is no ground present in the box to make it a safe and proper installation. During our check up last visit we suggested a whole home re-device, which I still strongly suggest given age, condition and wiring method.

Extended diagnostic Troubleshot tripping breaker for the kitchen lights to find out that the garage is also on with this circuit. What is happening is that when the ground is wet it is causing the wire that is ran underground to the shed to dead short and trip the breaker. We disconnected the wire in the hidden junction box underneath the addition under the kitchen.

Today’s visit was for a possible recall of a circuit breaker tripping. Last call one of our technicians replaced a burnt out light bulb, and replaced the breaker under warranty. Today, the customer told us the breaker tripped again 48 hours later. It is a regular breaker that is tripping. So we were looking for an overcurrent load. Nothing was plugged in the circuit that would cause it to trip, she didn’t even use her vacuum in the time of when it reset and tripped. So, next we opened all the devices on the circuit to check for a short circuit, but found nothing. The whole time when we were there the breaker did not trip. We set a timer when we initially reset the breaker, and we also did an amp draw of the circuit, and it did read up to a max up to 6 amps, but we believe it to be a false reading.

Supply and replace motion flood light We remove the odor, broken floodlight and installed a new RAV stealth motion floodlight LED lamps

We have determined that the receptacle is controlled by a switch. We recommend having all 2 prong ungrounded receptacles replaced.

We have delivered pricing for the treadmill circuit.

Installation of customer supplied Emporia monitoring system inside the main panel with a new two pole breaker of power system. Well, on site, we also replaced the customer supplied light in the laundry room.

- Installation of customer supplied car charger - Wiring from panel in the basement to the car charger located on the side of the home. -Installation of whole home surge protector to further assist the home in protection against harmful voltage spikes while protection of sensitive appliances (car charger and anything attached to main electrical panel)

-Arrived onsite and met with the tenant who showed us the front stoop light wasn’t working. He said it had gone out a few weeks ago and tried changing the bulb but it didn’t do anything. We pulled the switch out which turned out to be bad, and i capped the two lines together but the light wasn’t working still. I walked out front and there is a gfci at the height where an old coach light would be with a newer gfci in it, that was tripped. Once i reset that, then power spread to the light. We replaced the bulb in the light with a yellow dusk to dawn bulb the tenant gave us, and then i made pricing for one, and for all the switches in the 3 gang to get addressed. We waited a bit because the landlord was in a meeting but once we got to talking i talked to her about the 1 switch or 3 switch options i made up for her, and also recommended replacing the light fixture itself because it is very old, as well as letting her know about the gfci. At first she wanted to replace all 3, but then she t

This solution includes the installation of 2 customer supplied fixtures. We have replaced the 2 basement fixtures with new customer supplied fixtures.

This solution includes the installation of 2 customer supplied ceiling fans. In addition we shall install a dedicated circuit for microwave. We have installed the 2 new ceiling fans, installed new circuit for appliance in kitchen and installed surge protector at main panel.

Installation of new two gang switch bank box due to device falling out of wall and the ears being broken on the box itself. We will replace the devices inside of it and also replace the single pole switch at the front of the room (reason for call and power loss today). Replace current tandem breaker for the basement circuit. Tandem breaker is not listed to be installed in panel and recommended for replacement.

Inspected ceiling fan that we installed on a previous visit

The reason for today’s visit was to provide solutions for a non working gable fan, a switch that was causing lights to flicker, and exhaust fan that was not properly sealed from water protection. When we arrived we saw the issues at hand with the customer. The light on top of the stairwell was arcing causing flickering to the fixture. We then moved to the bathroom and saw the exhaust fan, lights and the access to the gable fan. We noticed that the attic fan did not have proper power and would need a new line ran out with new replacement. The exhaust fan will have to have the Sheetrock opened and removed to properly install a new Panasonic whisper unit along with cutting the old gimbal lights out and replacing with new 4 inch wafers. We also brought up age and concerns with panel and devices in the home and at this time customer would like to talk it over and will call back if interested in moving forward.