Bill P.
Electrical service
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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800.380.6800Award-Winning Electrical Company Serving Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Four Wayne ZIP codes, one 24/7 number for licensed electricians.
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“Dennis did a phenomenal job! Would highly recommend him/this company! They were fast, friendly and very professional all around.”
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The Thomas Edison difference
Wayne electrician calls come from four ZIP codes: 19080, 19087, 19088 and 19089. Thomas Edison Electric covers every one of them. The median house in Wayne dates to 1956, and 6,635 people live in the Wayne census area, with Villanova 1.1 miles away, Bryn Mawr 3.2 and Newtown Square 4.1, all within Delaware County.
We are a family-owned, multigenerational, award-winning company with PA license PA075449 and full insurance. Our electricians are direct employees who dispatch from home in stocked TEE vans. Call 610-520-1300, 24/7, 365 days a year.
A dedicated line and hardwired data for the room you work in.
Level 2 chargers on their own circuit, sized to the panel.
Fuse boxes and 60-amp services upgraded to 200-amp panels.
19080, 19087, 19088 and 19089, one crew, one number.
Background checked, trained weekly, stocked vans from home.
PA075449, 4.8 stars on Google, financing available.

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.
A 1956 house now does more than its wiring planned for. A home office with two monitors, a printer and a router on one bedroom circuit. An EV in the driveway. A kitchen with an induction range. The panel from 1956, often 60 amps behind a fuse box, cannot carry all of it, and outlets with no ground do not suit the equipment.
So we work in two steps. First we build capacity: a breaker panel, usually at 200 amps, with PECO coordinating the meter. Then we run the circuits the house needs, from a dedicated line for the office to a Level 2 charger in the garage, plus data lines so the office runs on cable rather than a weak signal.
Our electricians work for Thomas Edison Electric directly, leave from their own homes around Delaware County and carry the parts with them. Quotes come in writing first. Arrive late on our side, and the dispatch fee comes off.

Panels first. A 1956 service, especially a fuse box, becomes a 200-amp breaker panel before we add anything else.
Then the additions. A Level 2 EV charger on its own circuit. A dedicated circuit for the home office, with a hardwired data drop to the desk. GFCI protection and grounded outlets where the old two-prong ones sat. Knob-and-tube remnants traced and removed from the attic.
And since the Ida flooding of September 2021 reached basements across Delaware County, any Wayne panel or outlet that took on water gets an inspection while we are there.
Wayne is not a borough, so electrical permits go through the township under the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code. The township, like most in Delaware County, uses a third-party agency for inspections, and that is true whichever of the four ZIP codes you live in. We pull the permit, schedule the inspector and show the cost on your written quote.
PECO Energy Company delivers power across all four ZIPs. A panel upgrade needs PECO to pull the meter and reconnect after inspection, and we book both. Street outages are PECO's to restore. Inside the meter, the work is ours, any hour of the year.
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
Wayne Electrical FAQs
All four: 19080, 19087, 19088 and 19089. Our electricians live around Delaware County and dispatch from home, so the ZIP does not change who comes. One number covers all of them: 610-520-1300, 24/7.
Sometimes, but a printer, a space heater and a computer on one 1956 circuit is asking for trips. A dedicated circuit gives the office its own breaker, and a hardwired data line ends the weak signal problem. We quote both in writing.
Usually. A Level 2 charger draws more than most older panels can spare, and a 60-amp service cannot spare it at all. We run a load calculation first. If the panel has room, the charger goes in. If not, the 200-amp upgrade comes first, with PECO handling the meter.
The township, under the Uniform Construction Code, through its inspection agency. That holds across all four ZIP codes. We file the permit, meet the inspector and include the fee in your quote, so there is nothing for you to chase.

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