Earlville has no borough of its own, so its electrical permits go through the township under Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code. As in most of Berks County, that usually means a third-party agency handles plan review and inspection rather than a dedicated building department. We manage that process from filing to final sign-off.
Earlville homes are billed by either Met-Ed or PPL Electric Utilities, and we check which one before filing for a service upgrade. We request the disconnect, get you reconnected once the work is done, and never leave that step for you to chase. Their wires end at the meter. Ours picks up from there, any hour we're called.