A 1957 Woodlyn house came with a 60-amp service, often a fuse box, and outlets with no ground. That was fine for a refrigerator, a washer and a few lamps. Add an electric dryer, a range, a microwave and two window air conditioners, and the old service runs at its limit every summer afternoon.
We fix that at the source. Each big appliance gets a dedicated circuit with the right outlet, so the dryer no longer shares a line with the kitchen. When the panel has no room left, we replace it, usually with a 200-amp breaker panel, and PECO handles the meter. Grounded outlets and GFCI protection in the kitchen and baths finish the job.
Our electricians work for Thomas Edison Electric directly. They live around Delaware County, dispatch from their own homes and drive fully stocked TEE vans, so a Woodlyn dryer circuit is usually a one-visit job. We price everything in writing before we begin. If we show up late, we waive the dispatch fee.