Electrical supply counter offering wire, conduit, fittings, breakers, lighting, devices, and trade tools for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Staff assists with part matching, substitutions, and special orders to keep projects on schedule.
Known locally for helpful counter service, clear answers, and practical recommendations. Regular customers note strong in-stock selection and competitive pricing compared with big box stores. Convenient South Scranton location with weekday early opening and Saturday hours.
Walk-in service for Scranton and surrounding Lackawanna County communities, with a focus on South Scranton and nearby towns.
Counter sales for electrical supplies; product sourcing and special orders; wire and cable by the foot; lighting and lamp replacements; breakers, panels, and load center components; conduit, fittings, and hardware; switches, receptacles, and devices; basic tool and PPE essentials.
Reviews commonly highlight friendly, knowledgeable counter staff and a good selection of parts on hand. Many customers mention fair or better-than-box-store pricing and helpful guidance when choosing materials. Long-time buyers note consistent service over the years. A small number of critiques reference past order or part selection issues.
First off, this happened about a decade ago but I remember it like yesterday. I needed to do 6 cadwelds and 2 crimps for grounding a water storage tank and was told to get supplies from Lee Electric. When I told the people behind the counter what I needed to do, they ordered and charged the company I worked for at the time for 6 cadweld molds, shots for the cadwelds, a couple of crimp connectors, the heavy duty crimping tool, 200 feet of 2 gauge bare copper wire. Cadweld molds needed to be ordered. I asked if I could possibly just borrow or rent the crimp tool since I only needed it for 2 crimps. I could have literally had it returned in 10 minutes. I was told (pretty rudely) that the company I worked for had plenty of money and they would need to purchase the crimp tool at approximately $285. OK not my money, not going to argue. 2 weeks later when the 6 cadweld molds came in I figured out that only one mold is needed to perform multiple cadwelds. They made me purchase 6 molds when I only needed 1. I don’t remember the exact price for each mold but I wanna say they were around $50 each.
very helpful, friendly, polite staff. They have nice tv set) was thinking willNever see it working))) lol
This store is great and even less expensive than big box stores. Answered all my questions and even recommended things I didn’t think of. So grateful places like this exist.
Best wire prices and they have a good supply of electrical parts on hand. Friendly staff. I've been buying from them for over 25 years.
This place is the best electric supply house. They stock so much and are so helpful. I wish they were closer to us.
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