The typical Hartleton home dates to 1938, some of the oldest housing stock in the county. Knob-and-tube remnants, fuse boxes, 60-amp services and ungrounded outlets are still common in houses from that era, and we treat all four as routine work, not a surprise.
A 60-amp service rarely keeps up with a modern kitchen, let alone amperage upgrades for a heat pump or workshop. We also handle the newer requests an older house never planned for, like running data and communication lines for a home office.
As a borough, Hartleton issues its own permits, and PPL Electric Utilities, Citizens Electric Company and Mifflinburg Borough Electric all serve homes here depending on the block.