Telford is a borough, so the borough itself issues electrical permits under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code. Like most Montgomery County municipalities, it uses a third-party agency for plan review and inspections. A panel swap, a new circuit or an aluminum wiring repair each needs a permit. We file it, book the inspection and meet the inspector, and the cost sits in your written quote.
PECO Energy Company is the primary utility in the county, so a service upgrade usually means a PECO disconnect and reconnect at the meter, which we schedule. Hatfield, 3.5 miles away, runs its own borough electric system, so check the name on your bill and tell us who sends it. Downed lines are the utility's job. The meter base, the panel and every wire inside are ours.