As a borough, Lenhartsville issues its own electrical permits, though the process still runs under Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code and, like most small boroughs, relies on a third-party agency for plan review and inspections. We manage the whole sequence: pulling the permit under our license, scheduling the inspection and staying on site while it happens.
Met-Ed is the electric utility on this side of Berks County. Upgrading an old fuse box to a modern panel almost always means a new service size, and that calls for a scheduled disconnect and reconnect at the meter, which we arrange as part of the job. A downed line is Met-Ed's repair. The fuse box or panel itself, and everything past it, is ours.