Laura L.
Electrical service
MIKE V was personable and exceeded all expectations. He answered all the questions we had. We will definitely be utilizing their services again
Date: November 2026
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“MIKE V was personable and exceeded all expectations. He answered all the questions we had. We will definitely be utilizing their services again”
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The Thomas Edison difference
Need an electrician in Lincoln University? Thomas Edison Electric's crews live around Chester County and dispatch from their own homes in fully stocked TEE vans. Lincoln University, ZIP 19352, has about 2,017 residents, near Kelton, 2.6 miles away, and New London, 2.9.
We're licensed under PA075449, fully insured and a certified Generac dealer. Call 610-789-8100 any hour of the night or day. We put the price in writing first, and if we're running behind, you don't pay the dispatch fee.
We sell, install and service Generac standby generators, transfer switch included.
We confirm the panel has room before quoting an EV charger or a heat pump.
Old wiring that no longer meets code gets fixed and documented.
The electrician at your door works for Thomas Edison Electric, full stop.
The price is on paper before anyone touches a wire.
Nights, weekends and holidays, dispatch fee waived if we run late.

We're dedicated to building lasting relationships with every client through exceptional service and guaranteed results.
Our team delivers safe, affordable, long-lasting electrical services.
Your time is precious. If we're late, we'll waive your dispatch fee.
Transparent pricing means written quotes with no surprises.
Across Chester County, copper wiring is the norm, but 100 to 150-amp panels run out of headroom once a heat pump, a hot tub or an EV charger joins the load. That capacity question is behind most of the calls we take in this corner of the county, more than any wiring hazard.
Our electricians are direct employees, not subcontractors, and they dispatch from their own homes rather than a shared yard. The same crew reaches Oxford, West Grove and Cochranville too. Call any hour of any day, holidays included.

Across Chester County, most panels carry 100 to 150 amps and copper branch wiring, so the usual call here is about headroom, not hazard. A load calculation tells us fast whether your panel has room for a heat pump or a Level 2 EV charger.
Backup power comes up often too. A whole-home generator with an automatic transfer switch keeps the essentials running through an outage, and as a certified Generac dealer, we install and service the system ourselves.
Dedicated circuits round out the list, for a workshop or an addition, each with its own breaker and written price.
Electrical work here needs a permit from the township, issued under the state's Uniform Construction Code. Most townships in this part of Chester County contract the inspection out to a third-party agency instead of staffing their own building office. We handle the filing, the scheduling and the site visit.
PECO Energy Company supplies power to the area. A generator or panel installation needs a disconnect and reconnect at the meter, which we schedule directly with PECO. PECO's crews handle a downed line. Ours handle everything the meter feeds, any hour of the day.
Our Pennsylvania and New Jersey experts are ready to fix your electrical problems.



Laura L.
MIKE V was personable and exceeded all expectations. He answered all the questions we had. We will definitely be utilizing their services again
Date: November 2026
Dan M.
Awesome job by a great company! Generator installation was done cleanly and efficiently, and everyone was friendly and helpful
Date: November 2026
Grace S.
Arthur and AJ came out to do our Christmas lights for our house and were absolutely amazing! Both so personable and did the best job ever. Our house will look the best in the neighborhood for sure! Could not reccomend them more.
Date: November 2026
William M.
Perfect. Not a word I use very often. And my place has a variety of electrical issues, so I’m very happy . And on a Sunday!
Date: November 2026
Greg B.
Lou was a very competent, electrician, and great to have working on our project . She handled all the issues with a professional approach and we appreciated her friendliness as she worked.
Date: November 2026
Michael O.
Arthur and AJ were absolutely outstanding. Arguably the best experience I’ve ever had from a tradesman. Unbelievably skilled, careful, and personable. Would recommend these guys 100x over. Phenomenal work!
Date: November 2026
Terri A.
Don was very professional, answered any questions we had. Had a big job to do and stayed late to get it all done. Was very pleased with the service.
Date: November 2026
Myartfulgarden
Tyler was great, explaining each step along the way as he upgraded our old electrical system. Thank you!
Date: November 2026
Lincoln University Electrical FAQs
Yes. A standby generator needs an electrical permit, and a fuel-line permit if it runs on gas, both through the township. We handle the paperwork and the inspection, so you just approve the written quote.
Sometimes. Most homes here run 100 to 150-amp service, and a Level 2 charger needs its own circuit. We run a load calculation first. If the panel is full, a 200-amp upgrade solves it, coordinated with PECO.
It depends where the trouble is. If the outage covers your neighbors too, that's a PECO line issue. If only your home lost power, the problem is likely inside your panel or wiring, and that side is ours, any hour you call.
It depends on the run and the panel, so we won't quote a number sight unseen. What we promise is a written price before any work starts, based on an actual look at your setup.

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