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800.380.6800Award-Winning Electrical Company Serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Panel capacity for Springfield's 1955 houses, on call 24/7.
4.8 (2,113 Google reviews)
“ 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.
Sherri Z. · Google review
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The Thomas Edison difference
A Springfield electrician from Thomas Edison Electric already knows the township's houses, because our electricians live and work around Delaware County. Springfield Township, ZIP 19064, is home to 25,038 people, and the typical house here dates to 1955. Clifton Heights sits 1.3 miles away, Morton 1.5, Drexel Hill 1.9 and Swarthmore 2.5. We cover them all, along with the rest of Delaware County.
Thomas Edison Electric is a family-owned, multigenerational, award-winning company. We hold PA license PA075449 and full insurance. Our electricians pass a background check before they wear the uniform, and they train every week. Call 610-789-8100 any hour, any day of the year.
We upgrade 60-amp fuse boxes to 200-amp breaker panels so a Springfield home can run a heat pump and an EV charger.
Our electricians live around Delaware County and dispatch from home in stocked TEE vans.
Service upgrades in ZIP 19064 need PECO at the meter. We schedule the disconnect and the reconnect.
You see the number before the work begins, and it holds unless you change the job.
Nights, weekends and holidays included. Call 610-789-8100.
PA075449, 4.8 stars on Google, over 37,000 jobs completed since 2021.
We're dedicated to building lasting relationships with every client through exceptional service and guaranteed results.
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Transparent pricing means written quotes with no surprises.
The median Springfield house dates to 1955. That house got a 60-amp service, a fuse box and outlets with no ground, because that was plenty at the time. Some still have knob-and-tube remnants in the attic. Now the same house wants a heat pump, a Level 2 EV charger and an induction range, and the old service cannot carry all three.
So most of our Springfield work starts at the panel. We measure what the house draws now, add what you plan to install, and size the new service to fit. Often that means a 200-amp panel with room to spare. Then the smaller jobs follow: grounded outlets, GFCI protection in the kitchen and baths, and a dedicated circuit for the dryer or the window air conditioner.
Our electricians are TEE employees, not subcontractors. Each one starts the day from home, somewhere around Delaware County, in a fully stocked TEE van. So the parts for a Springfield panel job ride along on the first visit. The quote comes in writing before the work starts, and when we run late, the dispatch fee is on us.
The panel comes first in most 1955 Springfield houses. A fuse box or a 60-amp service has no room for modern loads. We replace it with a 200-amp breaker panel and coordinate the meter side with PECO.
Next come the loads that need the new capacity. A Level 2 EV charger takes its own circuit. A heat pump does too. Kitchen remodels add dedicated circuits for the range, the dishwasher and the microwave.
Then the safety list. Two-prong outlets get a ground or GFCI protection. Knob-and-tube remnants in the attic come out before new insulation goes in. And after the Ida flooding of September 2021, we still find basement outlets and panels that took on water. Those get a close look.
Springfield Township issues electrical permits under Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code. Like most Delaware County municipalities, it relies on a third-party agency for plan review and inspections. We pull the permit, schedule the inspector and stay for the visit. The permit cost sits inside your written quote, so there is nothing extra to sort out later.
PECO Energy Company delivers power to all of Springfield. A service upgrade or meter socket change needs PECO to disconnect at the meter and reconnect after inspection, and we book both. Street outages belong to PECO. Everything from the meter into the house belongs to us, any hour of any day.
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
Springfield Electrical FAQs
Usually not on the original service. A 60-amp or 100-amp panel fills up fast once a heat pump and a Level 2 charger arrive. We add up the loads, then upgrade to a 200-amp service if the math calls for it. Both steps come with a written price before any work starts.
Yes. Panel and service work in Springfield needs a permit under the Uniform Construction Code, and an inspector signs off before PECO reconnects. We handle the paperwork and the inspection booking. You do not have to call anyone.
Yes, if nobody has looked at it since. Floodwater leaves corrosion inside outlets, splices and panel parts, and the damage can show up long after the basement dries out. An electrical safety inspection tells you what to replace and what is fine.
Check the street. If the neighbors are dark too, the outage sits on PECO's lines, and PECO restores it. If only your house lost power, or just part of it, the fault is likely inside. That side is ours. Call 610-789-8100 at any hour, holidays included.
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