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The pricing was a little high but the service was outstanding same like you know Michael Hilbert was great!
Date: October 2026
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Two-prong outlets and inspection findings fixed in Prospect Park, 24/7.
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The Thomas Edison difference
A Prospect Park electrician sees a lot of two-prong outlets, because the median home in Prospect Park Borough dates to 1949. Ungrounded outlets, fuse boxes and knob-and-tube remnants show up on inspection reports across ZIP 19076, home to 6,417 people. Norwood is 0.5 miles away, and Folsom, Ridley Park and Holmes are all 0.9, in the same corner of Delaware County.
Thomas Edison Electric is family-owned and multigenerational. We hold PA license PA075449, carry full insurance and answer 24/7, 365 days a year, at 610-789-8100.
Each item priced separately, in writing.
A real ground where possible, GFCI protection where not.
Modern breakers, usually 200 amps, with PECO booked.
Dead runs pulled, live runs replaced with new cable.
Background checked, weekly training, stocked vans from home.
4.8 stars on Google and over 37,000 jobs completed since 2021.

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.
Houses change hands, and a 1949 house brings paperwork with it. A buyer's inspector lists the two-prong outlets, the open junction box in the basement, the fuse panel and the knob-and-tube remnants behind it. Sellers want the list cleared; buyers want to know what it costs. We do both, with a written price per item.
Grounding is the biggest line on most of those lists. Where a ground path exists, we install grounded outlets. Where it does not, GFCI protection meets code and makes the outlet safe for modern plugs. A fuse box becomes a breaker panel, and knob-and-tube remnants come out for good.
Our electricians are Thomas Edison Electric employees, not subcontractors. They leave from home, around Delaware County, in fully stocked TEE vans. Late on our part means the dispatch fee comes off.

Sale inspections drive a lot of our Prospect Park work. We clear code violations item by item: ungrounded outlets, missing GFCI protection, open splices, double-tapped breakers. Each fix carries its own price, so a seller can choose what to do before listing and a buyer can plan for the rest.
For owners staying put, an electrical safety inspection finds the same issues before they become a problem. Then the fuse box gives way to a breaker panel, and any basement wiring that took water in the Ida flooding of September 2021 gets a close look.
Prospect Park Borough issues electrical permits under Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code. As in most of Delaware County, a third-party agency reviews the plans and inspects the finished work. Panel changes and new circuits need a permit, and we take care of it: the filing, the inspection date and the inspector's visit. You see the fee on the quote before you approve anything.
PECO Energy Company delivers electricity to Prospect Park. A panel replacement needs a PECO meter pull and a reconnect after inspection, and we book both. Street outages go to PECO. Everything inside the meter is ours, any hour.
Our Pennsylvania and New Jersey experts are ready to resolve your electrical woes.



Bill P.
The pricing was a little high but the service was outstanding same like you know Michael Hilbert was great!
Date: October 2026
Jen N.
Mike Van Uiter and Steve came out to replace our main breaker panel after water came in and damaged it. They made sure everything was done professionally and neatly, labeled and easy to read. Mike also took time to answer other questions we had and make sure we were comfortable with how to do the generator hookup.
Date: October 2026
Blake W.
don came out to my restaurant and fixed our lights and everything that needed to be done and was amazing
Date: October 2026
Sally M.
Artur and Malcolm came out, very nice gentleman. They completed a service and panel for me and the before and after was night and day. I can tell these young men were raised right and were very knowledgeable. Would highly recommend these two handsome gentleman in anyone's home. 5 STARS!!!!
Date: October 2026
Joselyn D.
Cameron was extremely polite and professional. He explained the issue and resolution thoroughly and broke it down so I understood completely. Overall, I am thoroughly satisfied with the service performed and will be using this company again in the future.
Date: October 2026
Lynne H.
Mike Van Uiter was excellent! He was personable, thorough, knowledgeable, proactive, respectful of my property, and he cleaned up every area involved. He explained everything to me and was very patient and helpful. I’m beyond pleased. I’ll be requesting him for any future projects.
Date: October 2026
Joshua H.
Dennis did a phenomenal job! Would highly recommend him/this company! They were fast, friendly and very professional all around.
Date: October 2026
David T.
Klaus, Mike and Jim were amazing in getting power back to my barn. Our previous underground line failed and Thomas Edison was able to get a new line installed and powered all within 2 days of my call. Mike and Klaus worked late into the night to make sure we got power back on. Thanks for a great job!!!
Date: October 2026
Prospect Park Electrical FAQs
Usually not. Each outlet gets a ground if the box has one, or a GFCI device if it does not. Both satisfy code. We count the outlets, price the work per item in writing, and most of it fits in a single visit from a stocked van.
You can. A fuse box is legal, and a buyer may accept it. Many ask for a breaker panel instead. We quote the panel replacement in writing so you can decide whether to do it before listing or leave it for the buyer.
The panel, the grounding, the outlets, the visible wiring and any knob-and-tube remnants in the attic or basement. We test GFCI devices, check for double-tapped breakers and look for open splices. You get a written report and a written price for anything worth fixing.
Remove or replace, yes, when it still carries load. Knob-and-tube has no ground and should never sit under insulation. We trace the run, disconnect it and pull new cable to the same outlets and lights. Dead remnants can stay, but we confirm they are truly dead first.

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