Inside the borough line, Hatfield Borough Electric delivers the power, and PECO serves the homes outside it. The wiring in your house is the same either way, and so is our work. What changes is who pulls the meter for a panel swap and who reconnects it after. Check the name on your bill and tell us when you call.
The typical Hatfield home dates to 1972. That era brought aluminum branch wiring, 100-amp panels and two-prong outlets, and the recalled Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels come from the same years. Loose aluminum joints run warm, so a cover plate that feels hot is worth a call. And any panel that stood in Ida's floodwater in September 2021 deserves a look now.