Commercial kitchens demand serious electrical capacity, and this Newtown restaurant needed panels that could handle the load. Thomas Edison Electric installed a dual-section Eaton panel setup to power refrigeration, cooking equipment, ventilation, and lighting throughout the space. Every circuit is clearly labeled and properly rated for its specific load. The stacked configuration maximizes breaker capacity while fitting into a tight utility alcove. When your business relies on power, you need an emergency electrician you can count on day or night.

Your home's exterior electrical service is the gateway to reliable power throughout your property. We installed this weather-resistant meter enclosure at a Harrisburg residence, making sure every connection point was sealed against moisture and all conduit runs followed proper code requirements. The installation included coordinating with the utility company for service connection, mounting the enclosure securely to the structure, and routing all wiring through protected conduit pathways. This type of exterior work protects your electrical system from weather damage while providing easy access for meter readings. Understanding how your service entrance functions helps you recognize when upgrades might be needed.

Ceiling electrical work requires the right expertise to keep your home safe! At this Harrisburg location, we're installing a new junction box that'll support lighting fixtures and ensure all connections meet current safety standards. The process involves securing the box to structural framing, making proper wire connections with quality connectors, and verifying everything is grounded correctly. Getting this kind of work done right the first time matters because sloppy ceiling installations can lead to fixtures falling or worse. When you see exposed wiring like this during renovation work, it's the perfect time to upgrade your electrical repair needs with professionals who understand building codes inside and out.

Security lighting in outbuildings deters unwanted visitors and makes late-night trips to the shed much safer. We mounted this dual-head LED motion sensor fixture in a Newtown Square customer's storage building, running the wire through the exposed framing to a switch inside. The adjustable heads let you aim the light exactly where you need coverage, and the motion sensor activates automatically when someone approaches. Bright LED output means clear visibility without running up the electric bill.

Power outages don't have to mean sitting in the dark when you've got a generator interlock setup. At this 18940 residence, we installed an interlock kit on the Siemens panel that lets the homeowner safely backfeed power from a portable generator. The mechanical interlock prevents the main and generator breakers from being on simultaneously, which protects utility workers and the home's wiring. We posted clear start-up procedures right on the panel door for easy reference during emergencies. Interested in backup power solutions? Learn more about how our Newtown electrician team can keep your home running when the grid goes down.

Wrapped up a panel installation at this Reading home where the owners were converting a closet into a dedicated utility space. We mounted the new box, landed all the circuits cleanly on the bus bars, and added an outlet at the bottom for convenience. The wood framing around the opening keeps things looking finished while allowing full access when service is needed. Smart planning during a remodel makes electrical work easier down the road. Learn more about electrician services and panel installations by contacting Thomas Edison Electric.

This dangerous outlet situation in Harrisburg needed immediate attention! The deteriorated receptacle showed exposed wiring, damaged housing, and clear signs of electrical problems that could have led to serious consequences. We replaced the faulty outlet with a new code-compliant receptacle, repaired the surrounding wall damage, and verified all connections were secure and properly grounded. Outlets in this condition pose fire hazards and shock risks that no homeowner should ignore. The fix included checking the circuit breaker, testing voltage levels, and confirming the new installation could safely handle the appliance load. Contact our emergency electrician team anytime you spot electrical hazards like this!

Inspected a vintage Electri-Center panel at a 19607 property the owner recently purchased. These 200-amp units were workhorses in their day, but this one showed its age with discolored wiring and some corrosion on the bus bars. We documented everything and recommended a full replacement before the buyer moved in. Older panels like this can function for years but may not handle modern electrical demands safely.

Modern electrical panels offer features that older systems simply can't match. At this 17112 residence, the homeowner now enjoys a state-of-the-art distribution system with advanced circuit protection and plenty of room for future expansion. The numbered layout makes circuit identification straightforward, while the quality breakers provide reliable protection against overloads and short circuits. Today's panels are engineered with safety features like arc fault detection and ground fault protection that weren't available in older systems. Learning about the technology protecting your home helps you appreciate the value of proper electrical infrastructure and plan for any future electrical needs.

There's something about a ceiling fan that just makes a room feel more comfortable. This Newtown homeowner wanted one in their bedroom, and we delivered. The Harbor Breeze unit features five blades for quiet airflow and a three-light kit with frosted shades for soft ambient lighting. We reinforced the ceiling box, wired the fan and light to separate switch legs, and balanced the blades so there's no wobble at any speed. Pull chains with decorative fobs give easy control from the bed.