Every home in Montour County is in PPL Electric Utilities territory, which makes one part of our job easier. When we replace a service, upgrade a panel or install a new meter base, we coordinate with PPL. We handle the disconnect and reconnect. We know their process well. PPL owns the lines and the meter. We take responsibility for everything from the meter into the house.
Housing in Montour County is a little newer than in the counties around it. The typical home dates to around 1976, squarely in the aluminum branch-wiring years. Houses from that period also tend to have 100-amp panels that are now full. Many still have two-prong outlets that were never grounded. None of it is exotic. All of it is worth fixing before it fails. That is especially true if you are adding a heat pump, a car charger or a workshop.
We also spend a lot of time on generators and surge protection in Danville and the surrounding townships. Safety inspections for buyers and sellers keep us busy too. Because our electricians start from their own homes, a Montour County job gets a normal slot on the calendar. That keeps scheduling reliable and the price fair.