Electricians · Wrightsville, PA
Knob-and-tube wiring went into houses from about 1880 to the 1940s, and nearly half of Wrightsville's homes were built before 1940. No count shows how many still have it, but an electrician here should know it on sight. Ask whether they check for it before quoting a panel upgrade or a car charger, since many insurers refuse to cover a house that still has it.
Based in Wrightsville
Jason Martin runs this residential electrical business out of Wrightsville, and he takes calls or texts himself, per his description. The work covers troubleshooting, ceiling fans, outlets, switches, breaker panels, wiring and EV chargers, plus audio/video installs and TV wall mounting.
Conklin Home Theater sells and installs TVs, projectors and screens, speakers and receivers, surround sound, home networks, video doorbells and Wi-Fi cameras, and mounts TVs. The listing places it in Wrightsville; its own description says Lancaster, with work across southeast Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware.
Veteran-owned and new, Diggs Electric works out of Wrightsville. It was started by an electrician who began in new construction, per its description, which says the aim is to charge less than larger outfits with more overhead.
Brook Lane in Wrightsville is the address for Dixon Electric. Beyond that, the listing gives little to go on.
Chad Foor, a master electrician and trainer, runs Foor Home Services out of Wrightsville, per its description, which says the crew is drug-tested and background-checked. The work is residential: outlets, switches, light fixtures inside and out, and panels.
3 Amps Electric is listed as a Wrightsville electrician. Nothing else about its work or hours is posted.
Evening hours, until 9 p.m. on weekdays, set RL Electric apart. The Wrightsville contractor takes residential and commercial work, including EV chargers, panels, outlets, fans, ground wires and power restoration.
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