Commercial projects require careful planning, and this Harrisburg location needed some serious cable management work. The area behind the main panel had accumulated years of additional wiring runs for data and power that weren't organized well. We traced each cable back to its source, bundled related runs together, and secured everything properly to keep it accessible for future maintenance. The panel itself was in good working order, but having clean cable management makes troubleshooting down the road much easier. For commercial electrical repair that keeps your business running, contact Thomas Edison Electric today.

Service entrance cables are the backbone of your home's electrical system, and this 18940 residence needed attention where the utility lines connect to the house. Our crew inspected the weatherhead, mast, and cable routing down the exterior wall. We checked connections at the meter base and verified the service cables were properly secured to the siding with appropriate standoffs. Everything passed inspection, giving the homeowner confidence that their electrical service is safe and up to code. Learn more about how Thomas Edison Electric handles electrical repair and service upgrades for homes throughout the area.

Hatfield families looking to add mobility equipment need reliable electrical support, and Thomas Edison Electric delivers. This homeowner was getting a chair lift installed, and the lift company marked exactly where they needed a new outlet. Our electrician ran wiring to the designated spot and installed an outlet that meets the chair lift's power requirements. Now the equipment works safely and the homeowner has easier access throughout their home. With 150 years of combined experience backing every job, we handle medical equipment installations the right way. Book your outlet installation today!

Installed a new dimmer switch for this Philadelphia condo owner who wanted better control over their entryway lighting. The existing toggle switch worked fine, but they wanted the ability to adjust brightness depending on the time of day. We pulled out the old switch, connected the dimmer to the existing wiring, and capped off the unused conductors with wire nuts. Now they can set the perfect mood right when guests walk in the door.

Installed a state-of-the-art Eaton panel with built-in monitoring at this 19602 residence. The digital display lets the homeowner track energy usage and see exactly which circuits are drawing power at any given moment. Every bedroom circuit got AFCI protection, and we added GFCI breakers for the bathroom and kitchen runs. This kind of smart technology makes managing your home's electrical system easier than ever. Want to learn more about upgrading to an intelligent panel? Thomas Edison Electric specializes in electrical repair and modern installations.

Got an urgent call from this 19010 homeowner whose lights wouldn't turn on in multiple rooms. When we pulled out the four-gang switch box, we found a mess of loose connections. One switch had completely failed, and the others weren't far behind. Our tech replaced all four switches, reorganized the wiring inside the crowded box, and tested each circuit individually. With that many switches in one location, keeping everything neat and properly connected is essential.

Middle of the night, power goes out, and suddenly the deep freezer, furnace, HVAC, refrigerator, and basement outlets all stop working. That's exactly what happened to this York homeowner. A tripped GFI outlet in the garage wouldn't reset and kept snapping back whenever he tried. Thomas Edison Electric responded to trace the problem through the panel and find out what caused the ground fault. We got everything back online and explained how to stop it from happening again. Call Now if a GFI trip has knocked out power to multiple areas of your home.

Our crew handled breaker labeling and inspection work on this commercial panel in Reading. The building owner needed accurate circuit documentation for insurance purposes, so we traced every breaker and updated the directory. All twenty-six positions were tested for proper operation, and we noted a couple of circuits running warmer than ideal. Having clear labels saves time and confusion whenever maintenance is needed down the road.

Panel inspection at this 17112 home gave the homeowner peace of mind about their electrical system. The Square D QO load center was in decent condition with a clear circuit directory showing what each breaker controls. We tested the main breaker operation, checked for any signs of overheating at the bus bars, and verified all branch circuit connections were tight. The directory listed circuits for the stove, multiple heat zones, water heater, and various receptacle runs. A few labels needed updating, so we corrected those while we were there.

Sometimes a light fixture just stops working and you can't figure out why. This Newtown homeowner had a ceiling dome light that wouldn't turn on even with a fresh bulb. We removed the shade and inspected the socket, finding a loose connection at the brass tab that contacts the bulb base. After shutting off the breaker, we adjusted the contact and checked the wiring behind the fixture. Power restored and the light came right back to life without needing a full replacement.