72 Robert St, Nanticoke, PA 18634
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Vishnefski Electrical Inc. provides licensed residential and commercial electrical service in East Stroudsburg, PA and the surrounding Monroe County communities of Stroudsburg, Stroud Township, Smithfield Township, Middle Smithfield Township, and Delaware Water Gap.
If you need an electrician in East Stroudsburg, PA for a 200-amp service upgrade, a panel replacement, a standby generator, a Level 2 EV charger, or an emergency repair, the company dispatches from its Nanticoke office with 24/7 availability and a guaranteed response within 24 hours.
The need is specific to this market. Roughly one third of the borough’s homes were built before 1940, and close to half of Monroe County’s occupied homes heat with electricity, so aging panels and heavy winter loads meet in the same houses. Vishnefski Electrical holds a 4.9-star rating across 156 Google reviews, is licensed and insured, and provides free local estimates with no surprise pricing. Review the residential electrical services offered in the Poconos, then request your free local estimate.
| Local Service Detail | Verified Information |
|---|---|
| Primary service | Residential and commercial electrical service, including panel and 200-amp service upgrades, wiring repairs, standby generators, EV charger circuits, ductless mini-splits, and 24/7 emergency repairs |
| Service area | East Stroudsburg Borough (ZIP codes 18301 and 18302), Monroe County, PA, plus Stroudsburg, Stroud Township, Smithfield Township, Middle Smithfield Township, Price Township, and Delaware Water Gap |
| Common local need | Panel and service upgrades in pre-1970 homes, generator backup for storm outages on PPL and Met-Ed lines, added capacity for electric heat and EV chargers, and repairs flagged by borough rental and resale inspections |
| Typical response time | 24/7 availability with a guaranteed response within 24 hours. Arrival times vary by schedule and the roughly 60-mile drive from Nanticoke on Interstate 80 |
| Service frequency | Project basis. An optional yearly maintenance plan adds an annual whole-home safety inspection and priority scheduling |
| Pricing approach | Quote-based. Free local estimates with no surprise pricing |
| Permit or compliance issue | East Stroudsburg Borough requires a Uniform Construction Code permit for most electrical work, a certificate of approval after inspection, a rental inspection every two years, and a resale inspection that checks GFCI outlets and smoke detectors |
| Warranty or guarantee | Guaranteed response within 24 hours for urgent issues (published on vishelectrical.com) |
| Scheduling | Call (570) 574-3785, text 570-712-5460, or use the online contact form. Open 24 hours, Monday through Sunday |
Electrical service in East Stroudsburg covers diagnosis and repair of faulty wiring, panel and service upgrades, new circuits for kitchens, hot tubs, garages, and EV chargers, standby generator installation, lighting, hardwired smoke alarms, ductless mini-split installation, and commercial work for rental buildings, retail plazas, and hospitality properties.
Vishnefski Electrical performs all of this work to the National Electrical Code and the local requirements enforced by the borough and the surrounding townships. Every job starts with a free local estimate, so you know the scope and the price before anyone opens a panel.
The customers who need this service most are easy to identify. Owners of the older homes around Crystal Street and the East Stroudsburg University campus are living with fuse boxes, 60-amp or 100-amp services, and ungrounded outlets that were never designed for modern loads.
Landlords must pass the borough’s rental inspection every two years, and sellers must pass a resale inspection before a certificate of occupancy is issued. Buyers of 1970s through 1990s homes in Middle Smithfield’s private communities inherit electric baseboard heat, well pumps, and sump pumps that all depend on a panel that may be at capacity. Businesses along the Milford Road and Route 209 corridor need reliable power for refrigeration, signage, and parking lot lighting.
Two conditions distinguish work in this market from work closer to Wilkes-Barre. First, East Stroudsburg is split between two electric utilities. PPL Electric Utilities serves part of the borough and all of Smithfield, Stroud, and Price townships, while Met-Ed serves the rest, so utility coordination for a service upgrade depends on which company owns your meter.
Second, the borough runs its permitting and inspections through a third-party agency, Municipal Code Solutions, which issues the certificate of approval that closes out electrical work. Vishnefski Electrical handles both the permit and the utility disconnect and reconnect on service upgrades.
One limitation should be stated plainly. Vishnefski Electrical is a service-area business in East Stroudsburg and does not maintain an office in the borough. Crews travel from Nanticoke, about 60 miles west on Interstate 80, so work is scheduled as a planned trip and emergency arrival times depend on that drive. Utility-side equipment, including the service drop and the meter itself, belongs to PPL or Met-Ed and is not something any contractor can replace.
A 200-amp panel upgrade is the most common large project Vishnefski Electrical performs, and it is the right fix for a borough home still running on a fuse box or a 100-amp service that trips whenever the electric heat, the dryer, and the range run together.
The upgrade replaces the panel and breakers, the service wiring and conduit, the exterior disconnect, and the grounding and bonding, and it creates room for an EV charger, a mini-split, or a generator transfer switch later. In East Stroudsburg the job also includes the borough permit, the third-party inspection, and the cut-in card that tells PPL or Met-Ed the service is safe to reconnect. Read why NEPA residents need to inspect their electrical panels if you are unsure whether yours is due.
Residential electrical services include circuit troubleshooting, receptacle and switch replacement, knob-and-tube removal, added circuits, hot tub and pool wiring, garage and pole barn wiring, hardwired smoke alarm systems, electric baseboard heating, and whole-home electrical safety inspections.
Those inspections matter in this borough because the rental checklist and the resale checklist both look for GFCI protection near water, a labeled and accessible panel, and closed junction boxes. If your home was wired between 1965 and the mid 1970s, ask for an aluminum wiring evaluation during the estimate. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission lists complete copper rewiring, COPALUM crimp connectors, and AlumiConn connectors as the acceptable permanent repairs.
Generator services cover fully automated standby systems installed on a permanent pad with an automatic transfer switch, portable generator connections that power eight to fifteen critical circuits through a manual transfer switch, load calculations and sizing, panel integration, and routine service to keep the system ready.
In the townships around East Stroudsburg the circuits that matter most are the well pump, the sump pump, the furnace or heat pump, and the refrigerator, because a winter outage on a wooded stretch of PPL or Met-Ed line can last long enough to freeze pipes. Propane is the usual fuel for standby units in the townships, where only about one in ten homes has utility gas service.
Vishnefski Electrical installs Level 2 EV chargers on a dedicated 240-volt circuit sized to the charger and the vehicle. The estimate confirms whether the existing panel has the capacity for a 40-amp to 60-amp circuit or whether a service upgrade should come first, and it accounts for the distance from the panel to the garage or driveway, which drives most of the labor. Homeowners commuting from East Stroudsburg to the Lehigh Valley or New Jersey benefit most from overnight home charging. EV charger work is listed under the company’s EV Charging Station page.
About 36 percent of occupied homes in the borough and roughly 46 percent across Monroe County heat with electricity, and much of that is resistance baseboard heat. A ductless mini-split system delivers heat and air conditioning through a heat pump that moves heat rather than generating it, which lowers the winter load on the panel and adds cooling for July, when the average high reaches the mid 80s. Vishnefski Electrical installs the indoor heads, the outdoor unit, the line set, and the dedicated circuit as one job.
Commercial electrical services serve the retail plazas on Milford Road, the restaurants and hotels that support Delaware Water Gap and Shawnee visitors, medical and professional offices near Lehigh Valley Hospital Pocono, and the rental buildings that house East Stroudsburg University students.
The scope includes high-capacity service, lighting, data and communication wiring, code compliance work, and generators. Bucket truck services handle parking lot pole lights and signage, and industrial electrical services cover motors, controls, and distribution for warehouses and light manufacturing.
Vishnefski Electrical offers a yearly residential electrical maintenance plan starting at $29.99 per month. The plan includes an annual whole-home safety inspection, priority scheduling, a discount on labor and materials, and infrared scanning that finds hot connections before they fail.
For an East Stroudsburg landlord, the annual inspection lines up with the borough’s two-year rental inspection cycle and catches the GFCI and panel-labeling items that cause failed inspections and reinspection fees.
East Stroudsburg sits at about 466 feet along Brodhead Creek at the eastern edge of the Poconos, and it averages roughly 42 inches of snow and more than 50 inches of total precipitation a year, with January lows near 17 degrees.
Ice, wet snow, and wind through the wooded terrain along Route 447, Route 209, and the township roads bring down lines on both the PPL and Met-Ed systems. Wind and rain storms have knocked out power to thousands of customers in Middle Smithfield and Stroud townships with restoration stretching over several days, and in October 2024 Met-Ed rebuilt 1.6 miles of main line along Marshalls Creek Road with 43 new poles to reduce outages for about 1,300 customers in the Wilderness Acres and Wooddale subdivisions. Every outage is a test of the transfer switch, the generator, and the sump pump circuit, and every deep freeze pushes electric baseboard heat to full draw for weeks.
The housing stock compounds the load problem. Of the borough’s 3,260 housing units, 1,073 were built in 1939 or earlier and about 55 percent were built before 1970, according to the 2020 to 2024 American Community Survey.
Those Victorian and early twentieth century houses near Crystal Street, Analomink Street, and the university were wired for lights and a few outlets, and many still carry fuse panels, two-wire ungrounded receptacles, and remnants of knob-and-tube wiring. Homes built during the 1965 to mid 1970s copper shortage may contain aluminum branch wiring, which the CPSC says makes a pre-1972 home 55 times more likely to have a connection reach fire hazard conditions.
Outside the borough the pattern flips. More than half of Monroe County’s housing was built between 1970 and 1999, much of it as seasonal cabins and second homes in private communities such as Lake of the Pines, Winona Lakes, Country Club of the Poconos, and Saw Creek Estates in Middle Smithfield Township.
Many of those homes are now year-round primary residences with electric heat, a well pump, a sump pump, a hot tub, and increasingly an EV, all hanging on a 100-amp panel that was sized for weekend use. Electricity heats 28,426 of the county’s 61,212 occupied homes, and fuel oil heats another 13,985, so the electrical panel is the heart of the heating system in most houses.
Terrain and access matter too. Long private roads, detached garages, and outbuildings are common in the townships, which means trenching and underground feeders for garage circuits and EV chargers. Rocky soil is common across the Pocono plateau, so a buried feeder or a generator pad can turn into a rock excavation that changes the estimate. Vishnefski Electrical walks the route during the free local estimate for exactly that reason.
Vishnefski Electrical prices every East Stroudsburg job by written estimate rather than by published rate, and the estimate is free. The company describes its pricing as no surprise pricing, which means the number on the estimate is the number on the invoice unless the scope changes. Because the estimate is free and local, you can compare it against any other bid without spending anything.
Several variables move the price in this market more than they do elsewhere. The borough charges a permit fee of $3 per $100 of electrical job cost plus a $50 Uniform Construction Code service inspection and cut-in card fee, and those pass through at cost. A service upgrade on the Met-Ed side of town and one on the PPL side involve different utility scheduling. Distance from the panel to a garage or driveway sets the wire and labor cost on an EV charger. Rock near the surface changes any trenching job. A standby generator’s price depends on the kilowatt rating, whether propane is already on site, and how many circuits go on the transfer switch.
| Service Level or Scenario | How It Is Priced | Main Cost Variables |
|---|---|---|
| Service call and repair (tripping breaker, dead outlets, GFCI replacement, smoke alarm hardwiring) | Written estimate after on-site diagnosis. Free local estimate | Access to wiring, number of devices, whether the fault is in the panel or a circuit, plaster walls in pre-1940 homes |
| Panel replacement or 200-amp service upgrade | Written estimate. Permit fees passed through at cost | Existing service size, meter location, utility (PPL or Met-Ed), grounding upgrades, borough permit at $3 per $100 of job cost plus the $50 cut-in card fee |
| Level 2 EV charger circuit | Written estimate | Charger amperage, distance from panel to charger, attached versus detached garage, trenching, available panel capacity |
| Standby generator with automatic transfer switch | Written estimate after load calculation | Kilowatt rating, propane or natural gas supply, pad and trenching, number of circuits, HOA placement rules |
| Rental or resale inspection corrections | Written estimate itemized to the borough checklist | Number of GFCI locations, panel labeling and access, open junction boxes, minimum outlet counts per room |
If you are budgeting a project for a private community home, ask about the panel first. A generator, a hot tub, or an EV charger added to a 100-amp panel that is already carrying electric heat will often require the service upgrade to be done at the same time, and pricing the two together is cheaper than two separate permits and two separate utility disconnects.
East Stroudsburg Borough enforces the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code, which moved to the 2021 International Code series on January 1, 2026. The borough’s Building Code Department is administered by a third-party agency, Municipal Code Solutions, which coordinates permits, schedules inspections, and issues certificates of occupancy.
Under 34 Pa. Code § 403.42 a permit is required before you construct, enlarge, alter, or repair a building’s systems, while minor repair and maintenance work such as replacing lamps or plugging approved portable equipment into existing receptacles is exempt. In practice that means a panel replacement, a service upgrade, a new circuit, a generator transfer switch, or an EV charger circuit needs a permit, and swapping a light fixture does not.
The borough’s own code adds two items that homeowners should know. Section 73-8B sets the electrical permit fee at $3 per $100 of job cost plus a $50 UCC service inspection and cut-in card fee, and Section 73-10B requires a certificate of approval for any completed electrical work, delivered to the code office within 30 days, before a final certificate of occupancy can be issued. The cut-in card is also what PPL or Met-Ed looks for before reconnecting an upgraded service.
Rental property owners face a separate program. The borough requires a Residential Rental License for every regulated rental unit at $116 per unit per year, and every unit must be inspected at least once every two years.
The rental inspection checklist requires GFCI protection on every outlet within six feet of a water source, including kitchen, bathroom, laundry, garage, and all exterior outlets, a minimum of two outlets per habitable room, a panel that is free of hazards, labeled, and accessible to the tenant, an individual electrical meter per unit, a three-wire 120/240-volt service, and no open junction boxes or exposed wiring. Third and subsequent inspections cost $129 each.
Home sellers face a resale inspection. Every property sold within the borough must pass a certificate of occupancy inspection that covers electrical items such as GFCI outlets and smoke detectors along with handrails, plumbing, sidewalks, and visible street numbers. The inspection must be scheduled at least 15 days before the ownership change, and the owner or an authorized representative must accompany the codes official. Correcting these items before the inspection avoids a $55 reinspection fee and a delayed closing.
Pennsylvania does not issue a statewide electrician license, so the borough does not license electricians itself. Contractors who perform home improvement work in Pennsylvania must register with the Attorney General under the Home Improvement Consumer Protection Act, and you can confirm any contractor’s registration through the PA Home Improvement Contractor search. Vishnefski Electrical is licensed and insured, affiliated with IBEW Local 1319, and staffed by NJATC-trained electricians.
Homes in the surrounding townships follow the same state code but pull permits through their own township offices, and homeowners in Middle Smithfield’s private communities should confirm whether their association must approve the placement of exterior equipment such as a generator pad before the estimate is finalized.
Vishnefski Electrical is new to the East Stroudsburg market, so the most useful example is the type of project the company is doing every week closer to home and now offers here.
In September 2026 the company completed a full service upgrade on a Dallas Township home in Luzerne County. The old service came out and a new 200-amp service went in, including the exterior disconnect, a new panel and breakers, service wiring, conduit, and grounding and bonding. The crew also handled the utility coordination to get the home disconnected, upgraded, and powered back up, which is the same sequence an East Stroudsburg service upgrade follows with PPL or Met-Ed. The project is documented on the company’s Google Business Profile.
Customer reviews on that profile describe how the process feels from the homeowner’s side.
Thomas G. wrote in a five-star Google review, “Dealt with both Alan and Ken. Alan came to check out what I needed and provided a quote. Super quick and easy. The very next day, Ken came to do the work. Also super quick and easy. Ken was great, everything looks and works amazing.”
Pat M. wrote, “My husband and I were having a problem getting our kitchen lights to work. Allen got here and fixed the problem immediately. He also has done additional work for us in the past, and has done an exemplary job each time. He and the company are true professionals.”
Both reviews describe the pattern East Stroudsburg customers can expect. An estimator visits and quotes, the work is scheduled promptly, and the technician who arrives is the one who finishes the job. The electrical panel service page describes the upgrade scope in detail.
Within the borough, Vishnefski Electrical serves the downtown blocks along Crystal Street near the restored 1864 railroad station, the residential streets around Analomink Street and the borough building, and the older homes surrounding the East Stroudsburg University campus on Prospect Street, where many houses have been converted to student rentals that fall under the borough’s licensing program. The Route 209 Business corridor and the commercial properties along Milford Road heading north toward Marshalls Creek are covered for commercial work.
Across Brodhead Creek, the company serves Stroudsburg Borough and Stroud Township, including the neighborhoods along Route 611 and Route 447 north toward Analomink. To the east and north, coverage includes Smithfield Township, Marshalls Creek, Shawnee on Delaware, and Delaware Water Gap Borough, where hospitality properties and older riverside homes need both commercial and residential service.
Middle Smithfield Township, including Bushkill and the communities listed by the township such as Country Club of the Poconos, Lake of the Pines, Winona Lakes, Saw Creek Estates, Great Bear Estates, and Northslope, is the largest source of generator, EV charger, and panel upgrade requests in the area. Price Township and the Route 447 corridor round out the primary service area.
Scheduling works the same across all of these communities, with one practical note. The 18302 ZIP code extends well north of the borough into Middle Smithfield, and drive times from Nanticoke to a Bushkill address run longer than to a Crystal Street address, so the company groups Pocono appointments by day where possible.
Mount Pocono and Tannersville are served as well. For the company’s established territory in Luzerne, Lackawanna, and Columbia counties, see the areas served page, the Luzerne County electrician page, the Lackawanna County electrician page, and the Columbia County electrician page.
The evidence is public. Vishnefski Electrical is licensed and insured, affiliated with IBEW Local 1319, and staffed by electricians trained through the NJATC apprenticeship program, with more than 65 years of combined experience.
The company holds a 4.9-star rating across 156 Google reviews as of September 2026, and the Better Business Bureau rates it A+. Every job begins with a free local estimate and no surprise pricing, and the company publishes a guaranteed response within 24 hours for urgent issues alongside 24/7 emergency availability. Members of the yearly maintenance plan receive priority scheduling and a discount on labor and materials. You can read more about the team on the about page and review common questions on the FAQ page.
Christina W. summarized the experience in a five-star Google review, “Excellent and fast service! Alan and the Vishnefski employees always come when they say they will be there and do an amazing job. Very professional company to deal with and we love the way our patio looks with our new outdoor light and electrical outlet installation.”
Reviews on the profile repeatedly mention knowledgeable staff, quick response, polite technicians, and clean work areas, which is the standard East Stroudsburg customers can hold the company to.
| Business Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Business name | Vishnefski Electrical Inc. |
| Business type | Service-area business (no public office in East Stroudsburg) |
| Public address | 72 Robert St, Nanticoke, PA 18634 (company headquarters) |
| Phone | (570) 574-3785 |
| Text | 570-712-5460 |
| daniel@vishelectrical.com | |
| Hours | Open 24 hours, Monday through Sunday |
| Appointment requirements | Free local estimate scheduled by phone, text, or online form |
| Emergency availability | 24/7 emergency service with a guaranteed response within 24 hours |
| Primary service area | East Stroudsburg, Monroe County, Pennsylvania |
| Additional areas served | Stroudsburg, Stroud Township, Smithfield Township, Middle Smithfield Township, Price Township, Delaware Water Gap, Mount Pocono, Tannersville, and the company’s established Luzerne, Lackawanna, and Columbia County territory |
| Website | https://vishelectrical.com/ |
| Google Business Profile | Google Maps listing |
Vishnefski Electrical Inc. provides electrical service throughout East Stroudsburg and the surrounding Monroe County communities. The company operates as a service-area business and does not maintain a public office in East Stroudsburg. Its headquarters and Google Business Profile location is 72 Robert St, Nanticoke, PA 18634, about 60 miles west by Interstate 80.
No. Vishnefski Electrical is headquartered at 72 Robert St in Nanticoke, Luzerne County, and serves East Stroudsburg as part of its expanded Monroe County service area. Crews travel about 60 miles east on Interstate 80 for scheduled work, and the company groups Pocono appointments by day where possible. Emergency calls are answered 24/7 with a guaranteed response within 24 hours, and the free local estimate is performed at your property, not over the phone.
Yes. East Stroudsburg Borough enforces the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code through its third-party agency, Municipal Code Solutions, and a panel replacement, service upgrade, new circuit, generator transfer switch, or EV charger circuit requires a permit and inspection. The borough’s electrical permit fee is $3 per $100 of job cost plus a $50 UCC service inspection and cut-in card fee, and a certificate of approval must be filed within 30 days of completion. Only minor maintenance such as replacing bulbs is exempt under 34 Pa. Code § 403.42. Vishnefski Electrical files the permit and schedules the inspection as part of the job.
It depends on the block. PPL Electric Utilities lists East Stroudsburg Borough as partially served in its tariff and fully serves Smithfield, Stroud, and Price townships, while Met-Ed serves the remainder of the borough and Middle Smithfield Township. Your bill or your meter identifies the utility. It matters because a service upgrade requires the utility to disconnect and reconnect the service drop and the meter, and each company has its own scheduling process and cut-in card procedure. The estimator confirms the utility during the site visit and coordinates the disconnect so you are without power for as short a window as possible.
East Stroudsburg averages about 42 inches of snow a year with January lows near 17 degrees, and ice and wind on the wooded PPL and Met-Ed lines cause outages that can last a day or more in the townships. The heating load is the bigger daily issue. Roughly 36 percent of borough homes and 46 percent of Monroe County homes heat with electricity, and resistance baseboard heat running for weeks at full draw exposes an undersized 100-amp service, a loose neutral, or a corroded breaker. A standby generator, a ductless heat pump, and a panel upgrade each address a different part of that problem.
About one third of the borough’s 3,260 housing units were built in 1939 or earlier and roughly 55 percent predate 1970. The recurring findings are fuse panels or 60-amp services, two-wire ungrounded receptacles, leftover knob-and-tube wiring in attics and basements, overloaded circuits feeding window air conditioners and space heaters, and missing GFCI protection in kitchens and bathrooms. Homes wired between 1965 and the mid 1970s may also contain aluminum branch wiring, which the CPSC identifies as a fire hazard at connections unless repaired with copper rewiring, COPALUM, or AlumiConn connectors.
The East Stroudsburg rental inspection checklist requires GFCI protection for every outlet within six feet of a water source, including kitchen, bathroom, laundry, garage, and all exterior outlets, at least two outlets in each habitable room and one in each bathroom, a panel that is free of hazards, labeled, and accessible to the tenant, an individual meter for each unit, a three-wire 120/240-volt service, working hallway and stair lighting with switches at the top and bottom, and no exposed wiring or open junction boxes. Rental units are inspected at least every two years and the license costs $116 per unit per year.
Every property sold in the borough must pass a certificate of occupancy inspection that includes electrical items such as GFCI outlets and smoke detectors, along with handrails, plumbing, sidewalks and curbs, fire-resistance ratings, zoning, and a visible street number. The inspection must be scheduled at least 15 days before the ownership change and the owner or an authorized representative must be present. Vishnefski Electrical corrects the electrical items in one visit, typically adding GFCI receptacles, hardwiring or replacing smoke alarms, and closing open junction boxes.
Yes. A Level 2 charger needs a dedicated 240-volt circuit, usually 40 to 60 amps, run from the panel to the garage or driveway. In the 1970s through 1990s homes common in communities like Lake of the Pines and Country Club of the Poconos, the estimate first checks whether the existing panel can carry the charger alongside electric heat and a well pump, and a 200-amp service upgrade is recommended when it cannot. Detached garages may require a trench, and rock near the surface can affect that cost. Confirm any association rules on exterior equipment before installation.
Vishnefski Electrical does not publish flat rates. Every job is priced by a free written estimate performed at the property, and the company describes its approach as no surprise pricing. The variables that move an East Stroudsburg estimate are the size of the existing service, which utility serves the home, the distance a new circuit must travel, trenching and rock, the kilowatt rating of a generator, and the borough permit fee of $3 per $100 of job cost plus the $50 cut-in card fee, which pass through at cost.
The company is open 24 hours, seven days a week, and guarantees a response within 24 hours for urgent issues, with priority scheduling for emergencies. Because crews dispatch from Nanticoke, arrival time depends on the roughly 60-mile drive and crew availability at that hour. For a burning smell, a hot panel, or sparking, turn off the main breaker if it is safe to do so and call 911 first, then call (570) 574-3785 or text 570-712-5460.
The primary service area covers East Stroudsburg Borough, Stroudsburg, Stroud Township, Smithfield Township including Marshalls Creek and Shawnee on Delaware, Middle Smithfield Township including Bushkill and its private communities, Price Township, and Delaware Water Gap Borough. Mount Pocono and Tannersville are also served. The company’s established territory covers Luzerne, Lackawanna, and Columbia counties from its Nanticoke headquarters.
