Residential & Commercial Electrical Work in Service Area

Energized Electric used bucket truck access to repair nonworking decorative lamp posts and convert them all to LED for a Whitehall commercial customer.

A commercial space in Whitehall needed help with receptacles that were not working as expected. This story frames troubleshooting around safety, continuity of operations, and privacy-safe reporting.

This anonymized Whitehall story explains how a 200 amp service upgrade can support broader residential electrical planning while keeping specific and utility details private until approved.

A detached garage in Whitehall needed a more complete power plan. This story covers subpanel planning, garage wiring needs, feeder routing, and safer long-term use.

Energized Electric installed ceiling fans in a Macungie home, including one in the kitchen nook area and one in the living room.

Energized Electric helped a Macungie homeowner update an older building by relocating floor receptacles, replacing fixtures, adding required GFIs, and upgrading the service to 200 amps after finding a rusted panel.

A finished basement project in Emmaus needed electrical planning before the space was completed. This story explains how outlets, lighting, dedicated circuits, and future access fit into a basement finish.

Energized Electric replaced three outdoor light fixtures for a residential customer in Emmaus.

Energized Electric powered a large outdoor pavilion in Emmaus with a new 100 amp service, underground utility coordination, ceiling fans, center lighting, kitchen and bathroom wiring, and power for a pond pump.