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800.380.6800Award-Winning Electrical Company Serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Horsham's 1975-era wiring, made safe by local crews, any hour.
4.8 (2,348 Google reviews)
“Charles from Thomas Edison Electric is a very personable, professional man. He came when he said he would. He did the job he said he would and he cleaned up after himself.”
Leslie G. · Google review
Award-winning company
The Thomas Edison difference
Thomas Edison Electric puts a Horsham electrician on the job who works for us directly. That person lives around Montgomery County and drives a stocked TEE van from home. Horsham, ZIP 19044, holds 16,005 people. Hatboro starts 1.2 miles out, Willow Grove 2.5, Dresher 3.2 and Abington 3.8, and one local crew covers the whole stretch.
The typical Horsham house dates to 1975. That single fact shapes most of our work here, from aluminum branch wiring to panels that carry a recall. We hold PA license PA075449 and full insurance, and we answer 215-659-6000 24/7, 365 days a year, holidays included.
Each aluminum connection gets a rated connector, or new copper where a room needs it.
Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels from 1975 come out, not repaired.
A 200-amp panel leaves space for a heat pump, a hot tub or an EV charger later.
Two-prong outlets get a true ground or GFCI protection, never a cheater plug.
Horsham crews work for us and dispatch from home in fully stocked TEE vans.
Price on paper first, PA075449, insured, 4.8 stars on Google, financing available.
We're dedicated to building lasting relationships with every client through exceptional service and guaranteed results.
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Homes from 1975 often carry aluminum branch circuits. The wire itself is fine. The trouble is at every screw terminal, where aluminum expands, loosens and heats up over the decades. Warm cover plates, flickering lights and a faint hot smell at an outlet are the signs. We remake each joint with a rated connector, or run new copper to the rooms that need it.
The panel is the second thing we check. A 100-amp panel from 1975 is usually full, and if the label reads Federal Pacific or Zinsco, the breakers may not trip on a fault. Those panels come out. A 200-amp upgrade solves both problems at once, with PECO resetting the meter.
Two-prong outlets fill out the list, and so does water. The remnants of Hurricane Ida flooded parts of Montgomery County in September 2021 and cut power widely. A panel that took water then deserves a look now.
Aluminum wiring repair comes first, because it is a safety issue rather than a convenience. We open every outlet, switch and junction box, remake the connection with a rated connector and torque it to spec. Rooms with heavy loads, like the kitchen, sometimes get new copper instead. You get a written price for either path before we start.
Panel replacement comes second. A Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel is a replacement, no exceptions. A sound but full 100-amp panel becomes a 200-amp panel when the house wants a Level 2 EV charger or a heat pump. Dedicated circuits for a workshop or a second freezer ride along on the same permit.
Third, the small stuff a 1975 house never planned for. GFCI protection in the kitchen and baths. A proper ground for two-prong outlets. Whole-home surge protection at the panel. And a standby generator with a transfer switch, which we size and install as a certified Generac dealer.
Horsham Township issues electrical permits under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code. Like most townships in Montgomery County, it hands the inspections to a third-party agency. Aluminum wiring repair, a panel change and a generator each need a permit and a final inspection. We pull the permit, book the inspector and walk the job with them, and the fee sits inside your written quote.
PECO Energy Company serves ZIP 19044. A panel upgrade needs PECO to pull the meter before we start and reconnect after we finish, and we schedule both. A dead street after a storm is PECO's repair. A dead panel on a lit street is ours, and we answer at any hour.
Our Pennsylvania and New Jersey experts are ready to resolve your electrical woes.
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Cameron's work is as awesome as his attitude. He's 100% transparent about the process and encourages the homeowner's involvement throughout the job ensuring the work is done to the customers satisfaction. I highly recommend this company due to their prompt, professional and courteous manner with respect to how they handle any question or request. Don't go anywhere else!
Date: October 2026
Barbara L.
Dennis is very professional and knowledgeable. Everything was done to my complete satisfaction. Thank you!!!
Date: October 2026
James D.
Mike from Thomas Edison Electric replaced our out-of-service-life whole-house surge protectors and repaired a lighting fixture for our deck. He did an excellent professional job. He didn't try to sell us things we didn't need. I highly recommend Mike.
Date: October 2026
Leslie G.
Charles from Thomas Edison Electric is a very personable, professional man. He came when he said he would. He did the job he said he would and he cleaned up after himself.
Date: October 2026
Elisabeth C.
Absolutely thrilled with our electrician Dennis! He was very knowledgeable and polite. Made this process very easy and stress free. We had two light fixtures put in along with an exhaust fan, cleaned up after and everything. Highly recommend this company and their electrician!
Date: October 2026
Thomas W.
Malcolm and Arthur came out to replace some breakers for me and add a surge protector. 5 stars definitely recommend to anyone.
Date: October 2026
Vincent G.
Arthur was super helpful! Plenty of experience and skill provided. Customer service and consulting top notch.
Date: October 2026
Kirstyn A.
Mike was great to work with! He was super helpful, knowledgeable, and easy to talk to. He took the time to answer all my questions and made everything simple and stress-free. You can tell he really cares about helping people. I really appreciate all his help and would definitely recommend him!
Date: October 2026
Horsham Electrical FAQs
The panel label, then the wire. Federal Pacific or Zinsco on the label means the panel comes out. Cable marked AL means aluminum branch wiring, and every connection needs a look. An electrical safety inspection covers both and ends with a written list and prices.
Sometimes. A hot tub wants a 50-amp circuit and a heat pump wants more, and a full 100-amp panel has neither to spare. We run a load calculation first. If the panel has room, the new circuit goes in. If not, the 200-amp upgrade comes first, and both prices come in writing.
Yes. The recall exists because breakers in those panels can fail to trip when a circuit overloads, and you would not know until something overheats. Federal Pacific carries the same problem. We replace them, and PECO resets the meter when we finish.
We answer 215-659-6000 at any hour and dispatch a licensed electrician who lives around Montgomery County and drives a stocked TEE van from home. The van carries the parts for same-day work. If we arrive later than we said, the dispatch fee comes off.
Use our online scheduler or call us anytime, 24/7
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