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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“MIKE V was personable and exceeded all expectations. He answered all the questions we had. We will definitely be utilizing their services again”
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The Thomas Edison difference
A Medford electrician from Thomas Edison Electric drives a van that was stocked before it ever left the driveway, because our crews dispatch from their own homes across Burlington County. Medford Township, ZIP 08055, borders Mount Laurel, Lumberton and Vincentown, and the same local team covers each one.
Our electricians are our own employees, never subcontracted, and every one carries New Jersey electrical license 34EB01791600 under our fully insured company. We are family-owned and multigenerational, with over 37,000 jobs completed since 2021. Every quote is written before work starts, we answer 24/7, and a late arrival means we waive the dispatch fee.
Medford calls go to a direct Thomas Edison Electric employee who drives a stocked TEE van from home.
1981 Medford panels often need more room, and we size the upgrade around your actual load.
Dedicated circuits for new equipment come with a written price before any wire gets pulled.
We schedule the meter disconnect and reconnect with PSE&G so you only make one call.
Nights, weekends and holidays get answered the same as any weekday afternoon.
NJ license 34EB01791600, 4.8 stars on Google, financing available if you ask.

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.
Medford's typical home dates to 1981, later than many of its neighbors. Copper wiring is standard by that point, so we spend less time chasing loose aluminum joints here. The real issue is capacity. A 100 to 150-amp panel from 1981 was sized for a household that never planned on a heat pump, a hot tub and an EV charger sharing the same box.
That shows up as breakers that trip when too much runs at once, or a panel that is simply out of open slots. We size the upgrade to what the house actually needs now, not just what fits.
Medford sits inside the same storm track as the rest of Burlington County, with nor'easters and tropical remnants passing through and a flood history along the Rancocas Creek watershed. A whole-home surge protector is cheap insurance against what those storms do to sensitive electronics.

In Medford, the calls we get most often are about running out of room, not fixing old wiring. A 1981 panel rated at 100 or 150 amps fills up fast once a heat pump, a hot tub and a home EV charger all want a circuit.
Panel upgrades to add capacity for new equipment
Dedicated circuits for hot tubs, workshops and home offices
Whole-home surge protection ahead of storm season
Standby generator installs with an automatic transfer switch
If breakers trip when the dryer and the microwave run together, that is usually a load problem, not a faulty breaker. We check total demand against the panel's rating and recommend the smallest fix that actually solves it, whether that is a dedicated circuit or a full panel upgrade.
Think of the meter as the dividing line in Medford. PSE&G owns everything on the pole side, so a neighborhood outage or a downed line is theirs to fix. Everything on the house side of that meter, the panel, the circuits, the new charger you just added, is ours.
When a project calls for more capacity, PSE&G has to disconnect and reconnect at the meter, and we set that appointment up on your behalf. Permitting stays local: Medford Township's own construction office signs off on the work under New Jersey's Uniform Construction Code, and we file everything under our license and stand in for the inspection so it is not on your calendar.
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
Medford Electrical FAQs
Yes, 24/7, 365 days a year, including holidays. Our electricians dispatch from home across Burlington County rather than a distant yard, so a Medford call gets a crew that already knows the area. Call 800-380-6800 and we will walk you through what happens next.
Usually it is total demand, not a bad breaker. A 1981 panel rated for 100 or 150 amps was not built around a heat pump, an EV charger and a hot tub running together. We measure the actual load and recommend a dedicated circuit or a panel upgrade, whichever solves it.
Not necessarily. Copper wiring from the 1980s holds up well, but the panel itself is often the limiting factor once new appliances arrive. We check panel capacity as part of any safety inspection before you add a major load.
PSE&G handles outages on the lines, so a whole-street blackout goes to them. If your house alone loses power, or a breaker won't reset after the storm passes, that is electrical work inside your home, and that call comes to us, any hour.

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