Camden's homes date to a median year of 1955, and knob-and-tube remnants, fuse boxes, 60-amp services and ungrounded outlets still turn up across the city's neighborhoods. With a population of 71,761, Camden is the largest place we serve in the county, and our crews see the full range of that older housing stock every week.
PSE&G and Atlantic City Electric both hold territory in Camden County, and we confirm which one bills your address before scheduling any service upgrade or meter move, so the paperwork goes to the right place the first time.
Camden sits along the Delaware River corridor, where nor'easters and tropical storm remnants bring a real flooding risk. A panel or outlet that has taken on water needs a full electrical safety inspection, not just a dry-off, and a standby generator is worth planning before the next storm rather than during it.