Nope, I did everything an electrician would have charged me for (emergency call would be even more expensive) I called the power company since it's their meter. They are coming to replace the meter.
Several years ago I ran a 110 line down to my spring house to add heating tape, so my pipes wouldn't freeze up. Knew I wired everything correctly but anytime I plugged in anything to the outlet, the voltage went from 120 down to zero. Finally had to break down and call an electrician because I just couldn't figure out what was happening. He yanked the meter, took one look at the common line coming in to the meter and said that's your problem. The common line coming in from the power company was corroded so bad, he had to call the power company out to replace that line.
Sometimes it is the power company.