Open a wall in a 1938 Narberth house and knob-and-tube wiring is a common find, sometimes retired, sometimes still carrying power. We trace every run before touching anything, then replace what is live with grounded copper fished through the same openings. Two-prong outlets get a real ground or GFCI protection along the way.
As an incorporated borough, Narberth issues its own electrical permits rather than routing through a township. PECO Energy Company is the utility, and any service upgrade means a scheduled disconnect and reconnect at the meter, which we arrange.
Narberth's electricians are direct Thomas Edison Electric employees who dispatch from home in stocked TEE vans, the same as every town we serve.