Responded to a Langhorne service call where the homeowner noticed their lights dimming whenever the AC kicked on. We opened up the 200-amp panel and used our Klein clamp meter to check the load on each leg. The reading showed an imbalance that was stressing the system. After redistributing a few circuits between the two legs, the voltage stabilized and the dimming stopped completely. When your electrical system acts strange, call now to get a 24-hour electrician on site fast.

Remodeling an older Wilkes-Barre home means dealing with electrical systems that have seen better days. This homeowner was gutting and renovating the house and discovered panel issues that went beyond any single breaker. Thomas Edison Electric came out to diagnose problems affecting the entire system, evaluating what could stay and what needed replacing. Our 4.9 Google-rated team mapped out the work needed to bring the electrical up to code and support all the planned improvements. Call Now if your renovation project needs serious electrical attention.

Don't let exposed exterior wiring put your home at risk! Our crew secured and reorganized multiple service cables on the exterior of this Harrisburg property, making sure everything met current code standards. The work included properly routing conduit runs, securing junction points, and protecting connections from weather damage. This type of exterior electrical maintenance isn't just about appearances; it's about keeping your family safe from potential hazards. When you need a reliable Harrisburg electrician who takes pride in doing things right, Thomas Edison Electric delivers quality service every time.

Your air conditioning system depends on solid electrical connections to keep you cool all summer. At this Newtown property, we inspected the condenser unit's wiring where it enters the cabinet and checked the contactor inside. The power whip connections were tight and the capacitor tested within spec. A quick inspection like this catches small issues before they turn into expensive breakdowns during a heat wave. The homeowner can count on reliable cooling for another season.

Stopped by this Bensalem home to troubleshoot intermittent power issues the owner had been dealing with for weeks. The main panel looked decent at first glance, but we found a few breakers that weren't seating properly on the bus bar. We reset everything, tightened the connections, and verified each circuit was functioning correctly. The telephone and coax setup nearby stayed untouched since it wasn't causing any problems. Want to understand what's happening inside your electrical panel? Learn more about electrical breaker repair from Thomas Edison Electric.

When is it time to replace your electrical panel? Age and capacity both matter. Older panels may not support modern household demands, and undersized systems limit what you can safely add. This Pottstown home needed a full 100-amp service replacement before other electrical work could proceed. Book an evaluation so Thomas Edison Electric can assess whether your panel is ready for today's needs or if an upgrade makes sense for your situation.

Tackled some rough-in work at this 19540 renovation project. The homeowner was finishing their basement and needed electrical roughed in before the drywall went up. We mounted junction boxes at the planned outlet and switch locations, then ran Romex along the floor joists to tie everything back to the panel. Working around the existing plumbing took some careful planning. Once the walls go up, all these connections will be hidden but easily accessible if needed down the road.

Adding an outlet exactly where you need one makes daily life so much easier. This 18940 homeowner wanted a new receptacle in their living room, so we cut an opening in the drywall and fished wire from a nearby circuit. The blue old-work box clamps securely to the drywall without needing access to a stud. Our tech connected the hot, neutral, and ground wires to the new outlet and tucked everything neatly into the box. Ready for your own electrical outlet install? Contact Thomas Edison Electric to see how simple the process can be.

Thorough panel service at this Harrisburg home included checking every breaker and updating the circuit directory. The Siemens 200-amp panel features a service disconnect at the top and several AFCI breakers protecting bedroom circuits, which is current code for arc fault protection. We tested each AFCI using the built-in test buttons to confirm they trip properly. The detailed directory covers everything from the sump pump to individual room circuits, making it easy for the homeowner to find the right breaker when needed. Want to learn more about electrical breaker repair and panel maintenance? Reach out to Thomas Edison Electric.

Wrapped up a meter socket upgrade at this Reading home where the utility required a new enclosure before restoring service. We mounted a Talon Type 3R rated box to the brick exterior and made sure all the connections were solid. Once FirstEnergy installed their Centron smart meter, the homeowner was back in business with reliable power. Meter upgrades are often required during service changes or when old equipment fails. Learn more about electrical repair and service upgrades by reaching out to Thomas Edison Electric.