Areas We Serve · Lycoming County, PA

Electrician in Lycoming County

Licensed, family-owned electrical contractor based in Williamsport, serving homes and businesses from Montoursville and Muncy to South Williamsport and the townships in between.

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Towns We Serve

We're local to Lycoming County, so most calls here are a short drive. We regularly work in Williamsport, South Williamsport, Montoursville, Muncy, and Hughesville, plus Loyalsock Township and Old Lycoming Township.

Frequently Asked

Williamsport

For most jobs, yes: new circuits, panel upgrades, EV chargers, generators, and remodel wiring. Inside the city, permits go through the City of Williamsport's Bureau of Codes. We make sure the right permits are pulled and the inspection is scheduled, so you don't have to chase it.

Many homes in Williamsport's older neighborhoods still have original knob-and-tube wiring or a fuse box. It isn't automatically dangerous, but it wasn't built for today's loads, it has no ground, and many insurance companies ask about it. Panel and wiring upgrades are some of our most common jobs in Williamsport, so we'll tell you honestly whether yours needs one now or can wait.

If your neighbors are dark too, it's likely a PPL outage. Report it at 1-800-342-5775. If it's only your house, or only part of it, check your breakers first. If a breaker won't reset or you smell burning, call us. Our emergency line is answered 24/7.

South Williamsport

Don't touch the panel or anything plugged in if it's been wet. Breakers, outlets, and wiring that sat in floodwater usually need to be replaced, not just dried out. The electrical industry's own guidance says so. Call us before you turn anything back on.

Yes. A properly installed transfer switch or interlock kit lets a generator run your sump pump, furnace, and fridge when the power goes out, without backfeeding the grid.

Not always. But if you're adding central air, an EV charger, a hot tub, or a big addition, 100 amps often isn't enough. We run a load calculation first and only recommend an upgrade if your house actually needs it.

Montoursville

Montoursville is right in our backyard, so it's one of the quickest trips we make. Call 570-435-7111 for repairs, or request a quote online for bigger projects.

If you're on a well, no power means no water. A right-sized generator wired to your well pump, furnace, and fridge covers what matters without the cost of powering the whole house.

Yes. Most Level 2 chargers need a dedicated 240-volt circuit, and we'll check that your panel can handle it first. We're Tesla Certified Installers, and we install other major brands too.

Muncy

Yes. We've been installing a lot of them in Muncy and Hughesville. We check your panel first, run a dedicated 240-volt circuit, and make sure the right permits are pulled. We're Tesla Certified Installers, and we install other major brands too.

Yes. We wired the new Starbucks in Muncy, and we handle lighting, equipment circuits, and fit-outs for local businesses.

Often, yes. We run a load calculation first. Sometimes the answer is a panel upgrade, and sometimes it's a smarter setup that avoids one. Either way, you'll know before any work starts.

Hughesville

Yes, it's one of the most common jobs we're doing out there. Most Level 2 chargers need a dedicated 240-volt circuit. We'll check your panel, find the best spot in your garage or driveway, and make sure the right permits are pulled.

No power means no water, so the well pump comes first, then heat, the fridge, and a few lights and outlets. A generator wired through a transfer switch or interlock kit covers what matters without powering the whole house.

Yes. Longer runs need the right wire size so you don't lose power by the time it gets there. We'll plan the route and the load before we dig.

★★★★★
“Andrew worked a long day with no heat in cold temps to get our panel replacement done before Christmas. When an emergency call came in for a family with no heat, he checked with us before adjusting the schedule. Very responsive. Kept to quote. Excellent experience.”
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Where This Comes From

  • NEMA — Evaluating Water-Damaged Electrical Equipment nema.org

Ready When You Are

Free, no-obligation quotes. Emergency? Call any time — our emergency line is answered 24/7, and if we can't get to you, we'll connect you with an electrician who can.

Call 570-435-7111