Ask any electrician working Franklin County what an older Williamson-area house usually needs, and the answer is close to the same every time: aluminum branch wiring, a 100-amp panel with little room left, two-prong outlets, and sometimes a recalled Federal Pacific or Zinsco panel behind it all.
We fix the wiring with rated connectors instead of just capping it off, ground or GFCI-protect the two-prong outlets, and size dedicated circuits for whatever the house has added since, from a workshop to a well pump. Kitchens built for a single wall oven often need new range and dryer outlets too.
Valley Rural Electric Cooperative and Adams Electric Cooperative both run lines through this part of the county alongside Met-Ed, and we confirm which one is yours before touching the meter.