Most of Fulton County is served by Met-Ed / Penelec, FirstEnergy's Pennsylvania utility. Some homes here are served instead by a rural electric cooperative: New Enterprise Rural Electric, Bedford Rural Electric or Valley Rural Electric, depending on where you are. Cooperatives run their own service rules and their own meter procedures, and we have worked with all three. When your job involves the meter or the service entrance, we coordinate with your co-op or with Penelec so the timing works.
The split is simple. The utility or co-op owns the lines and the meter. We own the work from the meter into the house, including the panel, the circuits and the fixtures. Line outages go to them. Everything else comes to us.
We cover the county from Burnt Cabins and Fort Littleton to Needmore, Warfordsburg and Big Cove Tannery, and we cross into neighboring Franklin, Bedford and Huntingdon counties on the same trip when it helps. A rural county means long driveways, detached garages, barns and well pumps, and those bring their own electrical needs: dedicated circuits, outdoor feeders and standby generators.