In Penryn, the electrical permit comes from the township, not a borough, and it's processed under Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code. Most townships in Lancaster County send inspections to a third-party agency instead of running their own building department, and that's the case here too. We take that off your plate, from pulling the permit to standing with the inspector at the final walkthrough, all inside your written quote.
PPL Electric Utilities supplies power to Penryn. Whenever a panel upgrade or new service is on the table, PPL needs to disconnect and reconnect at the meter, and we're the ones who book that with them. PPL owns whatever happens outside, the lines and poles; we own whatever happens once power reaches your panel.