Lewistown's median home was built in 1938, which means fuse boxes, knob-and-tube remnants and 60-amp services are still part of daily work here. Ungrounded two-prong outlets show up just as often, especially in kitchens that haven't been touched since. We start every visit by opening the panel, because that's usually where the real story is.
Three utilities serve Mifflin County. PPL Electric Utilities covers most of Lewistown, Penelec covers other pockets, and rural members belong to Valley Rural Electric Cooperative. Whichever one bills you, we schedule the disconnect and reconnect at the meter on your behalf. The wires to the pole are the utility's problem. Everything past the meter is ours.
Because our electricians dispatch from home rather than a shared yard, the same team that handles a call in Lewistown also covers Burnham, Yeagertown, Granville and Reedsville without missing a step.