Multi-unit properties need reliable metering, and this Newtown building required a complete three-meter setup. Thomas Edison Electric's crew mounted the meter bank securely to the exterior, then ran rigid metal conduit down to the service entrance. Each meter socket was wired to its respective unit's panel, giving the property separate utility billing. We coordinated with PECO for the final hookup and inspection. The installation passed on the first try, and all three units now have independent power monitoring.

This 18940 residence got a major upgrade with a full recessed lighting layout in their living room. We mapped out placement to ensure even coverage throughout the space, then cut the ceiling openings and ran new wiring from the existing circuit. Each LED retrofit was secured into its housing and connected. The homeowner also had in-ceiling speakers we worked around carefully. Now the room has that clean, modern look with adjustable brightness levels for movie nights or everyday use.

Bathroom lighting can make or break your morning routine, and this Newtown homeowner wanted an upgrade that delivered both style and function. We removed the old fixture and installed a sleek four-light brushed nickel vanity bar with frosted glass shades. Our tech secured the mounting bracket to the junction box, connected all wiring with proper wire nuts, and tested each bulb position. The result gives off balanced, shadow-free illumination perfect for the mirror. Ready to upgrade your home's lighting? Contact your trusted Newtown electrician today to learn more about our fixture installation services.

This Reading homeowner needed more circuit capacity for a workshop addition, so we installed a sub-panel fed from their existing main. The setup required running proper gauge feeders between the two boxes and ensuring the grounding was code compliant. We mounted both panels securely in the utility closet where they're easy to access but out of the way. Now there's plenty of room for dedicated circuits to power all those tools.

Got called out to a 19609 home where the main breaker kept tripping randomly. This older Cutler-Hammer panel had seen better days, and a few of the breakers weren't making solid contact anymore. We tested each circuit individually, replaced two worn breakers, and cleaned up the bus bar connections. The homeowner hasn't had a single trip since. When breakers start acting up, it's usually time to have a professional take a look.

Installed a beautiful new ceiling fixture in a West Reading nursery for parents preparing for their little one's arrival. The old builder-grade light just wasn't cutting it, so we mounted this stylish tiered drum fixture to brighten up the space. We made sure the junction box could support the weight and wired everything securely behind the canopy. The room looks completely transformed now. Looking to add some style to your home with new lighting? Book your fan installation or fixture upgrade with our Reading electrician team.

Finished up a complete panel installation for a new build in Reading. This job called for dual Leviton load centers to handle the home's electrical demands, including dedicated circuits for the kitchen, HVAC, and a future EV charger. We labeled every circuit clearly on the directories and passed inspection on the first try. Having two panels gives this homeowner plenty of room to expand their system later without major upgrades.

We tackled a service entrance inspection at this 19606 residence after the homeowner noticed flickering lights during storms. The weatherhead and meter base connections were examined thoroughly, and we found some corrosion at the service mast that needed attention. After cleaning the contacts and tightening all connections, power delivery to the home stabilized. This kind of preventive check can save homeowners from bigger headaches down the road.

Upgraded a kitchen outlet for a homeowner in Reading who needed additional capacity for new countertop appliances. Our technician removed the old receptacle, inspected the existing wiring for wear, and installed a new 20-amp outlet to handle heavier loads safely. We secured all connections and tested everything before buttoning up the wall plate. The customer now has reliable power right where they need it most. Ready to upgrade your home's electrical outlets? Book your appointment with Thomas Edison Electric today.

When this Pocono Lake homeowner noticed their electric bill had doubled without explanation, they called Thomas Edison Electric for answers. Our technician arrived to conduct a draw test on the service entrance, measuring how much power each circuit pulled. We checked the meter base, inspected connections at the weatherhead, and tested throughout the home for phantom loads or faulty equipment. The investigation gave them clear data on where their electricity was going. Call Now if unexplained energy costs have you puzzled.