Nate
Electrical service
Excellent service. Don was very professional and showed up on time and got the work completed on time and cleaned up very well
Date: November 2026
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Serving Sayre, Athens and Wyalusing across all of Bradford County.
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“Excellent service. Don was very professional and showed up on time and got the work completed on time and cleaned up very well”
Nate · Google review
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The Thomas Edison difference
Thomas Edison Electric's Bradford County electricians cover every corner of this big county, and they do it from home. Ours are direct employees who dispatch from their own driveways in fully stocked TEE vans, with the permit already in motion. We also plan to get as much done in one visit as makes sense for you.
Our crews serve Towanda, Sayre, Athens, Canton, Wyalusing, Wysox, Monroeton, Rome and the smaller places between them. We are a family-owned company, we hold Pennsylvania license PA075449, and we are fully insured. If the power is on at the road but not in the house, call us, any hour.
PPL, Penelec or one of three rural electric cooperatives, we handle the utility side of a Bradford County service upgrade start to finish.
Aluminum branch wiring, 100 amp panels and ungrounded two-prong outlets show up in homes of the county's median age. We know the fixes.
Our electricians here work out of stocked TEE vans they keep at home, so one visit can knock out several jobs at once whenever you'd like.
The quote is on paper before a single wire moves. No add-ons you didn't approve.
If we miss the arrival window we promised, the dispatch fee comes off. Your time counts.
Rated 4.8 stars on Google, and flexible payment options are available for bigger jobs. Ask when you call.

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.
Five electric providers share Bradford County, and that shapes how we work here. PPL Electric Utilities is the primary one. Claverack Rural Electric Cooperative, Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative and Sullivan County Rural Electric Cooperative each serve their own pockets. Penelec, a FirstEnergy company, has a share as well. Cooperatives and investor-owned utilities handle service upgrades differently, from the application to the meter socket they want to see. We ask which one you're on before we quote a service change. Then we deal with them directly so you don't have to.
What we don't do is fix the utility's equipment. Lines, poles, transformers and the meter itself are theirs, and a storm outage along your road is their repair. The main breaker, the panel, the wiring in the walls and every outlet and fixture belong to you. Those are ours to repair, replace or improve.
Our coverage runs into the neighboring counties too: Tioga, Susquehanna, Sullivan, Wyoming and Lycoming. The same local crews serve all of them, dispatching from their own homes in the region. We bundle scheduled projects, whether a panel upgrade, a generator install or a subpanel for an outbuilding, so you get more done per visit.

With a median build year of 1969, the typical Bradford County house has wiring that has been working for over half a century. The most frequent issues we run into:
Aluminum branch circuits. Common from the mid sixties into the seventies. The metal creeps under its screws, connections loosen, and outlets run warm. We retrofit rated connectors or rewire the runs.
Undersized panels. 100 amps was standard then. Between an electric range, a dryer and a well pump, it fills up. A 200 amp upgrade coordinated with PPL or your cooperative solves it. Details at circuit breaker repair and upgrades.
Two-prong outlets. Ungrounded receptacles are everywhere in this era. We ground them properly or protect them with GFCI devices.
Standby power. A long rural line means a longer wait when the power goes out. A backup generator with a transfer switch keeps the furnace, the fridge and the well running.
Bradford County permits work the way Pennsylvania's Uniform Construction Code sets it up: the municipality is responsible. Most townships and boroughs here hand the job to a third-party inspection agency rather than run their own building office. The result is that the form, the fee and the inspector differ between Towanda, Canton and Athens. We take care of the whole thing. The permit goes in under our license, the inspection gets scheduled, and we're there when the inspector walks the job.
The utility coordination is the part homeowners find most confusing. That is why we ask early which company sends your bill. PPL, Penelec and the three cooperatives each have their own service upgrade process and their own meter requirements. We submit what they need and set the disconnect and reconnect so a panel swap is done in one day. Anything on their side of the meter is theirs. Everything from the meter in is ours.
Our Pennsylvania and New Jersey experts are ready to fix your electrical problems.



Nate
Excellent service. Don was very professional and showed up on time and got the work completed on time and cleaned up very well
Date: November 2026
Jason R.
I submitted a request on a Wed, Steve came out on a Friday. He was professional, communicated well, and did excellent work. I plan to have them come back very soon for additional work.
Date: November 2026
Debra S.
Michael was very helpful and informative and very patient with my situation. Would love to recommend him and the company to anybody who would like to use them.
Date: November 2026
Susan D.
Artur and AJ were fabulous. Very professional and friendly. Will continue to use this company for any electrical issue.
Date: November 2026
Phyllis G.
I was extremely pleased with meeting Dennis T and with the work he completed today. He has a lovely personality, a level of professionalism that I appreciated and I was comfortable with him in my home, even into the evening to complete the work. I'm glad to have found Thomas Edison Electric and I would use the service again. Thank you Dennis for making this visit less painful.
Date: October 2026
Carson R.
Hector was amazing! Friendly, informative, fast, and respectful. Would absolutely recommend him to anyone looking for an electrician. He installed new outlets, dimmer switch’s and a fan. All projects were completed perfectly. Hector was also friendly and laid back and was kind enough to answer all of my questions.
Date: October 2026
Melody L.
We have an older Casablanca fan, it stopped functioning properly. Thomas Edison sent an electric technician out in two days. Nassim found the problem in the wall switch. I was given the opportunity to find a replacment switch . Once I secured the switch they were out in a few days. Installation was completed within an hour. Will use Thomas Edison again .
Date: October 2026
Vanessa R.
Our technician Dennis did an amazing job installing a new circuit panel and new outlets for us. We are so grateful and so happy to be able to plug multiple things in without tripping the breaker. Our lights also look so much brighter. Thank you so much! Very professional, very knowledgeable and estimates are fairly priced compared to the others around the area. Very happy overall. Highly recommend.
Date: October 2026
Bradford County Electrical FAQs
Yes. Thomas Edison Electric employs its electricians directly, not as subcontractors. The ones who serve Bradford County live and work in this part of Pennsylvania and start each day from home in a fully stocked TEE van. That is why we can combine scheduled work into fuller visits. We cover Tioga, Susquehanna, Sullivan, Wyoming and Lycoming Counties the same way, and emergency calls run through 24/7 dispatch.
Absolutely. Claverack, Tri-County and Sullivan County rural electric cooperatives all serve parts of Bradford County, along with PPL and Penelec. Cooperative processes are familiar to us. You tell us which one bills you, we handle the application, the meter base requirements and the disconnect scheduling.
It means the circuit likely has no ground, which is common in homes built around 1969. A ground protects you and your electronics when something faults. Depending on the wiring we can add a proper ground or install GFCI protection at the outlet. A safety inspection tells you which option fits.
The same as a small one. You get a written quote before we start, and it does not change unless you change the scope. Financing is available, so ask about flexible payment options. And if we show up after the window we promised, we waive the dispatch fee.

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