Where we provide electrical service
Eight counties across south central Pennsylvania, on farms, in plants and in commercial buildings. The counties nearest us get same day service calls. The further ones get planned work, and we would rather say which is which than take a job we cannot reach in time.
- 8
- Counties we provide service in
- 56
- Towns named across those counties
- 24/7
- Phone answered, every day
- 5.0 ★
- Rating on Google
The eight we cover
01
Lebanon County
Anywhere in the county is inside half an hour, and most of it is well under that.
Lebanon, Palmyra, Myerstown, Annville and more
See the county02
Lancaster County
Most of the county is 20 to 40 minutes out, and the northern end is closer than that.
Ephrata, Lititz, New Holland, Denver and more
See the county03
Berks County
The western end is 15 to 25 minutes out. Reading and east of it runs 30 to 45.
Womelsdorf, Robesonia, Reading, Wyomissing and more
See the county04
Dauphin County
Hershey and Hummelstown are 25 to 35 minutes. Harrisburg runs 35 to 50 depending on the hour.
Hershey, Hummelstown, Harrisburg, Middletown and more
See the county05
Schuylkill County
Pine Grove is about 30 minutes. Pottsville and the northern boroughs run 45 to 60.
Pine Grove, Schuylkill Haven, Pottsville, Orwigsburg and more
See the county06
Cumberland County
Mechanicsburg is around 50 minutes. Carlisle and west of it is an hour or more.
Mechanicsburg, Camp Hill, New Cumberland, Carlisle and more
See the county07
York County
York itself is around an hour. Southern and western parts of the county are longer.
York, Hanover, Dover, Red Lion and more
See the county08
Chester County
Honey Brook and the western edge are 35 to 45 minutes. Kennett Square and the south are an hour or more.
Honey Brook, Parkesburg, Coatesville, Downingtown and more
See the countyThe ones we are asked about most
What the work actually looks like in each one, and how long it takes us to get there.
Lancaster County
Distance changes the answer, so we say so
A ventilation failure twenty minutes away and the same failure an hour away are not the same call, and pretending otherwise helps nobody. In the counties closest to us a call in the morning usually means a truck the same day. Further out, planned work is what we do well: a shutdown window, a service rebuild, a generator, a controls job.
On a first emergency call at the far end of the map, somebody local will reach you sooner. We will tell you that on the phone rather than let you wait on our truck.
What travels well, and what does not
- Planned work travels: service rebuilds, generators, lighting retrofits, controls and machine jobs.
- Shutdown and outage work travels, because the window is booked and the material is staged beforehand.
- Farm work travels, because there are not many crews who do it and the buildings are all over these counties.
- Small fault calls do not travel well, and an hour of drive time does not make the repair any better.
- Emergency work travels for customers we already know, because we know the building before we set off.
Not sure whether you are in range?
Call and describe the building and the job. It is a short conversation and you get a straight answer rather than an optimistic one.