Carlisle's typical home dates to 1953. Houses from that era often still have knob-and-tube remnants, an old fuse box, 60-amp service or outlets with no ground path. None of that is automatically a hazard, but it is worth a look, especially before you add anything that draws real power.
As the county seat, Carlisle sees a wide mix of work, from single-outlet repairs to full service upgrades. Our electricians dispatch from their own homes across the region, so the same crews covering Carlisle also answer calls in Plainfield, Boiling Springs, Mount Holly Springs and New Kingstown. Call 717-274-2700 any hour.
Most Carlisle homes get their power from PPL Electric Utilities, though some parts of the county fall under Met-Ed or Adams Electric Cooperative. Whichever one serves your address, a service upgrade or meter change means coordinating with them. Everything from the meter into your house is ours.