Power in Mifflin County comes from three directions. PPL Electric Utilities serves much of the county, Penelec, the FirstEnergy company, serves other areas, and rural members belong to Valley Rural Electric Cooperative. When we replace a service or a meter base, we schedule the disconnect and reconnect with whichever of the three is yours. The power company owns the lines to your meter. From the meter in, it is ours.
Mifflin County's median build year is 1960, and the housing has the hallmarks of that era. Expect 60-amp services that were generous in their day, 100-amp panels with no open slots, and ungrounded two-prong outlets. Homes built during the later 1960s and 1970s often add aluminum branch wiring to that list. Add a heat pump, a shop in the garage or an electric range and those systems start to complain. We upgrade them so they stop.
Our crews start the day from their own homes, so a Lewistown call is a normal day for them. If you are in neighboring Huntingdon, Juniata, Snyder or Union County, we serve you too.