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Quincy Township's 24/7 electricians, vans stocked before leaving home.
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“ Joan was very knowledgable and efficient at doing his job. He answered any questions that we had and stayed later in the day until the task was completed.
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The Thomas Edison difference
Need a Quincy Township electrician? Thomas Edison Electric's crews work throughout Franklin County, and Quincy Township, ZIP 17247, home to about 5,312 people, is a regular stop. Mont Alto is 2.9 miles off, Waynesboro 3.3, and Zullinger 3.7.
Our electricians are Thomas Edison Electric employees, dispatching from their own homes in fully stocked vans. The company is family-owned and multigenerational, licensed under PA075449, and has completed over 37,000 jobs since 2021. Call 215-227-7000 any hour.
From the Mont Alto line to Waynesboro, our electricians reach every corner of Quincy Township.
Aluminum branch circuits and 100-amp panels are routine work here.
A Level 2 charger gets its own circuit, sized to your panel.
No subcontractors. Every electrician dispatches from home in a stocked van.
Nights, weekends and holidays included, price on paper first.
Over 37,000 jobs completed since 2021, financing available.
We're dedicated to building lasting relationships with every client through exceptional service and guaranteed results.
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Your time is precious. If we're late, we'll waive your dispatch fee.
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Transparent pricing means written quotes with no surprises.
Quincy Township is one of the larger service areas we cover in Franklin County, stretching from the Mont Alto line toward Waynesboro. The typical home here dates to 1975, so aluminum branch wiring, 100-amp panels and two-prong outlets are common, along with the occasional recalled Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel.
That mix keeps our crews busy with a steady run of upgrades and repairs. Each electrician is a direct employee who dispatches from home in a fully stocked TEE van, so most visits finish the job without a second trip. Every quote is written down before work starts, and a late arrival means we waive the dispatch fee.
Quincy Township homes built around 1975 share a familiar list of upgrades. Aluminum branch wiring tops it, since loose connections cause warm cover plates and flickering lights over time. We fix each joint with approved connectors.
Panels come next. A 100-amp service was standard in 1975 and often cannot cover a heat pump, an EV charger and a kitchen renovation at once. A circuit breaker panel upgrade to 200 amps solves that.
Living space projects round out the calls we get: ceiling and attic fans and custom lighting for a refresh.
Quincy Township issues electrical permits under Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code, typically through a third-party inspection agency rather than its own building department. We handle the paperwork.
Met-Ed, together with Penelec, serves most of the township. A small section near the Mont Alto line falls under Mont Alto's own borough electric department instead, so we confirm which one applies first. Storm damage to the lines belongs to the utility; everything from the meter inward is ours.
Our Pennsylvania and New Jersey experts are ready to resolve your electrical woes.
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Edison electric came by after a storm and a close lightning strike. Malcolm and Artur diagnosed the issue and fixes. Extremely professional and knowledgeable. They exceeded all standards. Thomas Edison Electric are ahead of their peers. True pioneers in consumer service
Date: August 2026
Cynthia T.
I was really impressed with Don and Engeli and the work they performed for me. We had a discussion on the best way to run the new line for the septic pump and I really appreciated the extra effort they made to keep the esthetic of my home's exterior. They were pleasant and professional and all my fans and lights work great! They were patient and waited until I approved everything. A great team!
Date: August 2026
April B.
Had a back up generator installed by Dennis. He did a wonderful job. Dennis is very knowledgeable, thorough, patient and goes above and beyond. Will definitely be using Thomas Edison for all my electrical. Could not be happier.
Date: August 2026
Ikenna A.
Hector and AJ were knowledgeable, professional and efficient. They came on time and easily diagnosed the issue and corrected it. Thank you guys for communicating throughout the process and even wearing footwear inside of my home. Would use you guys again.
Date: August 2026
Sherri Z.
Joan was very knowledgable and efficient at doing his job. He answered any questions that we had and stayed later in the day until the task was completed.
Date: August 2026
Jesse F.
The smoke/carbon monoxide detectors in my home needed replacing, luckily Casey and Klaus got the job quickly and neatly.
Date: August 2026
Joe M.
Technician came out within an hour for an investigation late at night. The same technician came back the next morning and replaced the breaker panel, meter box, and ran new conduit up to the roof for the connections. Did a fantastic job and everything looks great. Thanks Arthur and Malcolm for your hard work!
Date: August 2026
Lauren Y.
Nassin was great! Extremely professional and completed the job exactly how I wanted and in a timely manner.
Date: August 2026
Quincy Electrical FAQs
Yes, any hour. Our 24/7 line covers all of Quincy Township, and the electrician who answers is our employee, dispatching from home in a stocked van. If we run late, we waive the dispatch fee.
Start with the panel label. A 100-amp panel was standard in 1975, and a Federal Pacific or Zinsco brand means replacement, not repair. Aluminum wiring from that era causes warm switches and flickering lights.
It depends where in the township you are. Mont Alto runs its own borough electric department, and parts of Quincy near that line fall under it. Everywhere else, Met-Ed and Penelec serve the area.
Yes. Aluminum branch wiring from the 1970s is common here, and the usual fix remakes each connection with approved connectors rather than a full rewire. We check the panel at the same visit.
Use our online scheduler or call us anytime, 24/7
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