Thomas Edison Electric Now in Allentown
Jul 8, 2019
July 08, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - 
Philadelphia, PA – In answer to strong demand for it’s residential, commercial and emergency electrical services, Thomas Edison Electric Inc. announced its plans earlier this year for expansion in Allentown.
This expansion will help the company be in closer proximity to Allentown homes and businesses in need of its services. In addition, Allentown is third in terms of population in Pennsylvania and the fastest growing city in the state according to government statistics, making it a perfect place for Thomas Edison Electric to offer its wide array of services.
The company has an extensive list of satisfied clients because of its quality workmanship and unparalleled client experiences. It will continue to offer its current clients the expertise and quality for which it has become so well known. At the same time, it will offer the same great service experience to its new clients.
The company understands it must serve its clients in the manner to which they are accustomed, while seamlessly being able to grow and expand.
When asked why the company is making such a particularly bold move in terms of timing and geographic location, Joseph White, the company’s CEO responded, “The new location is great and a natural fit for our Allentown clients. We will be able to get to those homeowners and businesses who need us quicker and more efficiently by more electricians being in the area on a daily basis.”
Mr. White added, “The company has always had a forward-looking approach. It is how we’ve been able to keep pace with the constant demand for our electrical services.”
The company is also mindful that differentiation is the key when it comes to offering electrical services. According to a company spokesperson, “We go out to our customers with three things in mind - Quicker, better and longer lasting.” The company says this is what helps set the Pennsylvania company apart from others who offer similar services.
But the company does not stop there. Along with supplying the demands of its clients and offering unmatched customer service, Thomas Edison Electric will continue to stimulate growth in employment opportunities through its Allentown electrical services expansion and further expansion plans into other areas of Pennsylvania.
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For more information about Thomas Edison Electric Allentown, contact the company here:
Thomas Edison Electric Allentown
Joseph White
(610) 686-6558
[email protected]
Thomas Edison Electric
Allentown, PA
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