Laura L.
Electrical service
MIKE V was personable and exceeded all expectations. He answered all the questions we had. We will definitely be utilizing their services again
Date: November 2026
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The Thomas Edison difference
Thomas Edison Electric's Burlington County electricians carry New Jersey electrical contractor license 34EB01791600. They are our own employees, and they live and work around Burlington County. Each one rolls out from home in a fully stocked TEE van. We are a family-owned company with full insurance, and we have completed more than 37,000 jobs since 2021.
Our crews work in Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Marlton, Medford, Willingboro, Mount Holly, Bordentown, Burlington and Maple Shade. We also cover smaller places like Lumberton, Pemberton and Browns Mills. Same rules everywhere: a written quote before the work and a licensed electrician on the job. We also answer the phone at night, on weekends and on holidays.
NJ electrical contractor license 34EB01791600, plus full insurance. Every permit goes in under our own license. Every electrician is our own employee.
PSE&G, Atlantic City Electric, JCP&L or Pemberton Borough. We coordinate your Burlington County service upgrade with whichever one you're on.
Rancocas Creek flooding and nor'easter outages are part of life here. We do post-flood inspections, generators and surge protection.
Aluminum branch wiring, 100 amp panels and two-prong outlets are typical of the county's median build year. We fix them the correct way.
You see the price on paper before anyone starts. What's on the quote is what's on the invoice.
We set an arrival window. If we blow it, you don't pay to have us come out.

We're dedicated to building lasting relationships with every client through exceptional service and guaranteed results.
Our team delivers safe, affordable, long-lasting electrical services.
Your time is precious. If we're late, we'll waive your dispatch fee.
Transparent pricing means written quotes with no surprises.
Burlington County's electric service is split four ways. PSE&G is the primary provider and serves Mount Holly and much of the county. Atlantic City Electric covers other areas, and Jersey Central Power & Light serves some too. Pemberton Borough runs its own utility. That is four different sets of rules for service upgrades, meter changes and disconnects. We ask who bills you on the first call, so the paperwork goes to the right place.
Weather matters here. The county gets hit from both directions: nor'easters and the remnants of tropical storms. The Rancocas Creek watershed has a long history of storm flooding. Near the creek, we take post-flood checks seriously. A panel or outlet that took water needs a careful check, not just a quick dry-off. For everyone, that means backup generators, whole-home surge protection and transfer switches. They are worth discussing before the next storm, not after.
The rest of what we do in Burlington County is everyday work done right. That includes 24-hour emergency repairs, panel replacements, dedicated circuits, EV chargers, lighting, ceiling fans and safety inspections. We also serve the neighbors: Camden and Mercer Counties in New Jersey, and Bucks and Philadelphia Counties in PA. The same local crews cover them, dispatching from home in the region.

Burlington County's median home dates to 1977. The typical house we see here is late-seventies construction that has never had its wiring seriously updated. What that usually means:
Aluminum branch wiring was still in use in that period. The connections loosen with heating and cooling cycles. A common early sign is a warm outlet cover or a flickering light. The fix uses rated connectors at every termination, or a rewire of the runs.
A 100 amp panel was the norm. It doesn't leave room for a heat pump, a Level 2 EV charger and an electric range at once. Upgrading to 200 amp service is a common project, coordinated with PSE&G or your utility. Circuit breaker repair and upgrades covers what's involved.
We ground two-prong ungrounded outlets or add GFCI protection. Home EV charger installation is an increasingly common request. Because of the storm exposure, we recommend generator installation with a transfer switch. Talk to us before hurricane season, not during it.
New Jersey handles electrical permits differently from PA. Under the state Uniform Construction Code, the permit goes through your town's construction office. Each town in Burlington County has its own office and its own sub-code officer. Moorestown's paperwork is not Willingboro's. That is routine for us. Our team files the permit under our New Jersey license and schedules the rough and final inspections. We are on site when the inspector arrives. You get the signed-off approval at the end.
Utility coordination follows the same idea. PSE&G serves the county seat and the largest share of the county. Atlantic City Electric and JCP&L each serve their own areas, and Pemberton Borough runs its own system. A service upgrade or meter change means arranging things with the right utility. We do that as part of the job. The line to the meter is theirs. The meter to your last light switch is ours, 365 days a year.
Our Pennsylvania and New Jersey experts are ready to fix your electrical problems.



Laura L.
MIKE V was personable and exceeded all expectations. He answered all the questions we had. We will definitely be utilizing their services again
Date: November 2026
Dan M.
Awesome job by a great company! Generator installation was done cleanly and efficiently, and everyone was friendly and helpful
Date: November 2026
Grace S.
Arthur and AJ came out to do our Christmas lights for our house and were absolutely amazing! Both so personable and did the best job ever. Our house will look the best in the neighborhood for sure! Could not reccomend them more.
Date: November 2026
William M.
Perfect. Not a word I use very often. And my place has a variety of electrical issues, so I’m very happy . And on a Sunday!
Date: November 2026
Greg B.
Lou was a very competent, electrician, and great to have working on our project . She handled all the issues with a professional approach and we appreciated her friendliness as she worked.
Date: November 2026
Michael O.
Arthur and AJ were absolutely outstanding. Arguably the best experience I’ve ever had from a tradesman. Unbelievably skilled, careful, and personable. Would recommend these guys 100x over. Phenomenal work!
Date: November 2026
Terri A.
Don was very professional, answered any questions we had. Had a big job to do and stayed late to get it all done. Was very pleased with the service.
Date: November 2026
Myartfulgarden
Tyler was great, explaining each step along the way as he upgraded our old electrical system. Thank you!
Date: November 2026
Burlington County Electrical FAQs
Yes. Thomas Edison Electric holds New Jersey electrical contractor license 34EB01791600 and carries full insurance. We file Burlington County permits under that license through your town's construction office. The town's electrical sub-code official does every inspection. You get a compliant job and the paperwork to prove it.
Any electrical equipment that has been underwater. Panels, outlets, junction boxes and wiring below the flood line hold moisture and corrode from the inside. Failures can show up months later. We open things up, test, and give you a written report and quote. Rancocas Creek flooding is a known pattern, so this inspection is not overkill.
PSE&G is the primary utility in Burlington County and serves Mount Holly. Atlantic City Electric and Jersey Central Power & Light serve other parts, and Pemberton Borough has its own utility. Your bill tells you which. We coordinate service upgrades and meter work with all four, so just let us know.
One of our own electricians, a direct employee, not a subcontractor. They dispatch from their own homes across the areas we serve, Burlington County included. Each van leaves fully stocked. We don't promise arrival times we can't keep, but we give you a window and hold to it. Emergency dispatch is 24/7. If we arrive late, we waive the dispatch fee.

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