Coordinated a meter base replacement at this Reading residence where the old socket had corroded beyond repair. We installed a new Milbank enclosure and worked with FirstEnergy to get the ITRON smart meter reseated properly. The digital display came back online showing normal readings, and the homeowner can now track their usage accurately again. Meter bases take a lot of weather exposure over the years, so replacement is often needed eventually.

Great lighting transforms how you experience your home, and this Newtown family wanted their living space to shine. We installed a series of recessed LED fixtures across the ceiling, spacing them to eliminate dark corners near the fireplace and dining area. Each light ties into a dimmer circuit so they can set the perfect mood whether it is dinner time or a lazy Sunday afternoon. The large sliding doors let in natural light during the day, and now the recessed cans take over seamlessly at night. Call now to schedule your consultation with a 24-hour electrician who puts your needs first.

Stopped by this Harrisburg home to check on the electric meter after the customer reported unusually high bills. The Focus AXR-SD meter was seated properly in the Milbank base, and the digital display showed normal readings. We inspected the service conduit and verified the grounding conductor was properly bonded. After testing voltage on both legs, everything checked out fine on our end. We suggested they contact PPL to verify meter accuracy, but electrically speaking, the service entrance is in solid shape with no issues causing extra draw.

Swapped out an old outlet for this Pen Argyl customer who was updating their kitchen. The existing receptacle was one of those old almond-colored ones that didn't match their fresh gray paint. We installed a clean white decorator-style outlet that looks much better against the wall. Simple job, but these little details really make a difference when you're trying to give a room a polished look.

Ran dedicated electrical wiring to a new water heater at this 19152 residence. The plumber had just finished installing the Rheem unit, and the homeowner needed us to handle the electrical hookup. We pulled the orange-jacketed cable from the panel through the basement ceiling, secured it along the joists, and made the final connections at the water heater. Proper wiring ensures the unit runs safely and efficiently for years to come. Want to learn more about electrical repair for your water heater or other appliances? Contact Thomas Edison Electric.

Service entrance work at this 17104 property involved inspecting the weatherhead and service drop connections after the homeowner noticed sparking during a storm. The cables coming from the utility pole connect at the weatherhead before running down through conduit into the meter. We found some wear on the drip loops and tightened everything up. The outdoor security light nearby was also checked since they mentioned it flickering. Loose connections at the fixture base were the culprit there. Both issues are resolved and the homeowner feels a lot safer now.

Easton homeowners count on Thomas Edison Electric when safety devices need attention. This customer's carbon monoxide detector started beeping after a battery change, and the unit wasn't reinstalling correctly on its mount. Our technician came out to properly secure the CO detector and check all smoke detectors while on site. Keeping these life-saving devices working correctly protects your family around the clock. With our award-winning service and 4.9 Google rating, you're in good hands. Book your detector service today!

Meter bases take a beating from weather over the years, and this Newtown home needed a fresh one. We pulled the meter, disconnected the old base, and mounted a new Milbank unit on the siding. The service entrance cables were reconnected to the lugs, and we verified tight connections throughout. PECO came out to reinstall their digital smart meter and restore power. Everything reads correctly now, and the homeowner has peace of mind knowing their service entrance is solid for years to come.

Responded to a 19602 home where the customer reported a burning smell near their panel. Inside this Siemens box, we found a loose connection at the 100-amp main that had started to arc. The bus bar showed some heat damage, but we caught it early enough. After tightening all the lugs and checking every breaker connection, the system tested safely. Situations like this remind us why regular panel inspections matter so much.

Smart home upgrades are becoming more popular, and this Harrisburg customer wanted in on the convenience. We installed two WiFi-enabled dimmer switches alongside a standard paddle switch, all housed in a clean three-gang plate. The smart dimmers let the homeowner control their lights from a phone app or voice assistant, which they were excited about. Wiring these up takes a bit more care since the smart switches need a neutral connection, but we had everything working and synced up before leaving. Ready to modernize your lighting? Book your fan installation or smart switch upgrade with Thomas Edison Electric.