Vincent G.
Electrical service
Arthur was super helpful! Plenty of experience and skill provided. Customer service and consulting top notch.
Date: October 2026
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“Arthur and Malcom were super helpful! Plenty of experience and skill provided. Customer service and consulting top notch.”
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The Thomas Edison difference
Oxford Borough sits among Lincoln University, Nottingham and New London in southern Chester County, and Thomas Edison Electric covers all of it with electricians who live in the area and dispatch from their own homes, not a shared yard. ZIP 19363 is ours, vans stocked and ready.
Insurance, a PA075449 license and a family-owned, multigenerational track record back every visit. We put the price in writing before starting, answer around the clock, and cover the dispatch fee ourselves if we show up late.
Most Oxford homes are near their original capacity, so we start by measuring headroom.
Every electrician is ours, dispatching from home in a stocked TEE van.
Meter disconnects and reconnects are booked as part of the job, not an extra step.
The quote is written and approved before work begins.
Late means the dispatch fee is on us, not you.
Licensed, insured, financing available on request.

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.
Oxford homes cluster around a 1980 build year, right where aluminum wiring was phasing out in favor of copper. Copper is what we find most often, but the 100-amp panels from that decade rarely have room left for a heat pump or an EV charger without an upgrade.
We cover Lincoln University, 3.2 miles from Oxford, and Nottingham, 3.4, with the same crew that answers calls in the borough itself. PECO Energy Company is the main utility, and PPL Electric Utilities and Met-Ed / Penelec serve other stretches of Chester County. The number is 610-777-7600.

Panel capacity drives most of the work we do in Oxford. A 1980 build usually shipped with 100 amps, plenty for the appliances of the day but tight once central air, a hot tub or an EV charger joins in. A 200-amp upgrade buys the room back in one visit.
A handful of panels from this era still carry the Federal Pacific or Zinsco name, both recalled since installation, so we check the label on every call regardless of what brought us out. A Level 2 EV charger gets its own circuit, sized to what the panel can actually support.
Oxford Borough issues electrical permits the way most of Chester County does, under the state's Uniform Construction Code, with plan review and inspection handled by a contracted third party. We pull the permit and handle the inspector's visit ourselves.
PECO Energy Company meters most of Oxford. A panel upgrade or service change needs their disconnect and reconnect at the meter, which we schedule directly. Storm damage on their lines is PECO's repair; everything past the meter is ours, any hour.
Our Pennsylvania and New Jersey experts are ready to resolve your electrical woes.



Vincent G.
Arthur was super helpful! Plenty of experience and skill provided. Customer service and consulting top notch.
Date: October 2026
Kirstyn A.
Mike was great to work with! He was super helpful, knowledgeable, and easy to talk to. He took the time to answer all my questions and made everything simple and stress-free. You can tell he really cares about helping people. I really appreciate all his help and would definitely recommend him!
Date: October 2026
So-Crates M.
Jimmy made the service call easy. After describing our issue, 2 min max, he already knew what was wrong. He quickly identified, found, and fixed the offending GFI. After years of using Thomas Edison Electric we always refer them to friends and family.
Date: October 2026
Ginger A.
Everyone who I have encountered with Thomas Edison Electric has been so professional and friendly. The communication is ideal via emails, phone calls, and texts. Thank you!
Date: October 2026
Tribblo
Had a great experience with Michael Van for my initial inspection/walk-through and Steve P and the crew with the install. All of them, including the employees on the phone, were polite and prompt, and I'm very satisfied with my new electrical panel and wiring.
Date: October 2026
Frank E.
Malcom and Arthur came out to do a installation for us and were very kind and professional. Definitely recommend 5 stars
Date: October 2026
Beverly S.
Removing light fixture in kitchen and replacing it. Fixed my garage light. Switched out kitchen outlets for new ones. Jimmy did a great job.
Date: October 2026
Donald S.
Lyle explained everything he was checking and then fixing. He was very informative and friendly. We will definitely use your company if needed.
Date: October 2026
Oxford Electrical FAQs
Yes, we're on call 24/7, 365 days a year. The electrician who responds dispatches from home in a fully stocked TEE van. Call 610-777-7600 to get one moving.
It's worth an inspection. Federal Pacific and Zinsco panels from that era were recalled and are generally replaced rather than repaired. We'll check the label and give you a written number the same visit.
Sometimes, but check first. A 100-amp panel from 1980 often has little headroom left once everything else is running. If it's close, or the brand is recalled, a 200-amp upgrade is the fix.
Step outside. If the whole block is dark, that's PECO, restored on their schedule. If it's just your house, the issue is likely past the meter, which is on our side to fix, any hour.

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