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My new home WAS suppose to be stress free for me. I am in a district where 2 electric company's exist. I notified the one that will be hooking me up that I needed electric yesterday so the builders can go to work. The electric company now needs easement rights from someone besides myself ( I believe the other electric co )to provide power to me on a temp pole. They have to go over the top lines of the other electric co. I just talked to the supervisor building the home and he said electric must be in or they will charge me $100 day to build it. How would you handle it?
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ben
Play Ball!!!
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quite used to hearing, "there will be a fee connected to this" Around here there is only one electric copany. They will run 500 feet for nothing. After that it gets quite expensive. Friend of mine built about 1/4 off the road. Electric company billed him $6500. to run the poles and wire.
Contract says I provide electric service.. via my electric co. If not I have to pay the $100 day . No problem with them getting it to me FREE.. approx. 700' off the road and down the drive, but WHEN? After further thought I guess I will let the builders use my generator if the electric isn't there on a temp pole. I just might bill the electric co. for the inconvience or send them a letter stating I need power or will bill them.
Are you trying to make them take longer? Be nice it will get you ALOT further in these situations.
its all about pucks and bucks
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