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 a Lock Haven electrician? Thomas Edison Electric's crews live and work around Clinton County, and each one dispatches from home in a fully stocked TEE van. Lock Haven is the county seat and its largest city, home to about 8,447 people at ZIP 17745, with Castanea just 1.2 miles away, Mill Hall 2.8 and Salona 3.7.
We're a multigenerational, family-owned company, licensed in Pennsylvania under PA075449 and insured. Every electrician we send has passed a background check and trains weekly on current code. We answer 24/7, 365 days a year, holidays included, with a written quote before work starts. If we run late, we waive the dispatch fee.
Lock Haven's 8,447 residents and the smaller towns around it, Castanea to Mackeyville, get the same local electricians.
Knob-and-tube remnants, fuse boxes, 60-amp service and ungrounded outlets are familiar territory for our crews.
PPL, United Electric Cooperative or Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative, we confirm which applies before any upgrade.
Our crews live around Clinton County and dispatch from home, not a distant office.
The price is on paper before work starts, one outlet or a full panel.
Nights, weekends and holidays, with the dispatch fee waived if we're late, and we're rated 4.8 stars on Google.

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.
The typical Lock Haven home dates to 1958. Houses from that era often still carry knob-and-tube remnants, fuse boxes, 60-amp service and ungrounded outlets, sometimes all four in the same house. We check the panel first, then trace the wiring behind it.
Our electricians are directly employed, not subcontracted, and the same crews who work Lock Haven also cover Castanea, Mill Hall, Salona, McElhattan, Woolrich and Mackeyville. Nobody drives in from somewhere else for the day. Call 570-648-8800 any hour, any day of the year.
Clinton County runs on three electric providers: PPL Electric Utilities for most of the city, with United Electric Cooperative and Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative serving the more rural stretches around it. A service upgrade or new panel means coordinating with whichever one bills you, and we handle that whichever it is.

Start with the panel. A 1958 Lock Haven house often still runs on 60 or 100-amp service, sometimes behind a fuse box instead of breakers. A 200-amp panel upgrade usually solves more than one problem at once.
Next, the wiring. Knob-and-tube remnants hiding behind plaster walls are common at this build year, and warm cover plates or flickering lights are the usual warning sign. We trace and replace what needs it, and ground or GFCI-protect any two-prong outlet left behind.
Then come the additions a 1958 house never planned for. A Level 2 EV charger gets its own circuit. A standby generator with an automatic transfer switch covers the next long outage, and as a certified Generac dealer we install and service those too.
Lock Haven issues electrical permits under Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code, and like most of Clinton County, it works with a third-party inspection agency rather than running its own building department. We file the permit under our license, schedule the inspection around your calendar, and stand with the inspector when they arrive.
PPL Electric Utilities serves most of the city, while United Electric Cooperative and Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative cover much of the surrounding township land. A service upgrade or meter move goes through whichever one bills you, and we confirm that before we start. Their equipment stops at the meter. Everything from there in, at any hour, is ours.
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
Lock Haven Electrical FAQs
Yes. We answer 24/7, 365 days a year, holidays included, and our electricians are local to Clinton County, dispatching from home instead of a distant yard. They drive fully stocked TEE vans, so they arrive ready to finish the repair that same visit. Call 570-648-8800 whenever the problem shows up.
Most of the city runs on PPL Electric Utilities, but a United Electric Cooperative or Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative membership is common on the outskirts and in the surrounding townships. Check your bill, or ask us. We confirm which one applies before scheduling any service upgrade.
Usually, once we check the panel. A Level 2 charger needs its own circuit, and 60 or 100-amp service from 1958 often lacks the room. If the panel is full, we upgrade it to 200 amps and size the new circuit to the charger you're installing.
The panel and the wiring. Knob-and-tube remnants, a fuse box instead of breakers, and ungrounded outlets are all common in homes built around 1958. Our electrical safety inspection covers all three, with a written quote for anything we find.

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