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PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT PROJECTS MAY EXPERIENCE DELAYS AS A RESULT OF SUPPLY CHAIN INTERRUPTIONS AND RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS, COMBINED WITH A HIGH VOLUME OF SERVICE ORDERS.

New Line Extensions

Whether you are wanting to build a new service, have a temporary service installed, upgrade an existing service, relocate an existing service, or retire an existing service, the Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative Engineering Services team is here to help!

Please follow the steps below to get started:

Step 1:

Click on the link below to open the appropriate Line Extension Packet. The packet can be downloaded and saved to your personal computer. If you are unable to print the packet, please contact the appropriate Engineering Services Representative that is shown in Step 6 below who can assist you further.

Step 2:

After downloading the appropriate packet, refer to the “Line Extension Check List” as it will guide you step-by-step so that your service can be installed quickly and efficiently.

Step 3:

Pertinent information that you may need to refer to is also available for download. These documents are approved by and on file with the Arizona Corporate Commission.

Step 3a:

If the Engineering Field Technician requests that you send an electronic submittal of AutoCAD drawing files for your project, please ensure that the CAD drawing files adhere to our AutoCAD Drawing Submittal Standards.

Step 4:

Complete the appropriate application for the type of line extension service needed. If you have any questions regarding the application form, contact the Engineering Services Representative who can assist you with any questions and/or concerns you may have (refer to Step 6 below for contact information).

Step 5:

Review the line extension Initial Design Fee Deposit schedule below.

TYPE OF SERVICE FACILITY TYPE INITIAL DESIGN FEE DEPOSIT* ADDITIONAL FEE

Residential Type
  • New construction (home, manufactured home)
  • Shop, Barn, Well
  • Upgrade existing service to new service
  • Relocation of an existing service
 Up to 400 Feet
$150.00 		Over 400 Feet $0.20 per foot over 400 Feet (added to Initial Design Fee)

Commercial Type – Fee 1
Secondary only with existing transformer
  • New 1-Phase service off existing overhead or pad mount transformer
  • New 3-Phase service off existing overhead or pad mount transformer
  • Upgrade existing secondary service to new secondary service
  • Relocation of an existing service
 Up to 200 Feet
$250.00 		Over 200 Feet See Commercial Fee 2

Commercial Type – Fee 2
Primary Small Power up to 800 Amps
  • New 1-Phase service with new transformer or primary equipment
  • New 3-Phase service with new transformer or primary equipment
  • Upgrade existing service to new service (up to 800 amp)
  • Relocation of an existing service
 Up to 400 Feet
$500.00 		Over 400 Feet $1.00 per foot over 400 Feet (added to Initial Design Fee)

Commercial Type – Fee 3
Primary Large Power over 800 Amps
  • New 1-Phase service with new transformer or primary equipment
  • New 3-Phase service with new transformer or primary equipment
  • Upgrade existing service to new service (over 800 amp)
  • Relocation of an existing service
 Up to 1000 Feet
$1000.00 		Over 1000 Feet $0.75 per foot over 1000 feet (added to Initial Design Fee)

Subdivision
  • Subdivision with 4 or more lots
  • Minor land divisions (larger parcel divided into smaller parcels)
 4 to 10 lots
$1000.00 		Over 10 Lots $10.00 per lot over 10 lots (added to Initial Design Fee)

Backbone Line
  • Large scale development
  • Large scale farm upgrades
  • Other situations as appropriate
 Up to 1000 Feet
$1000.00 		Over 1000 Feet $0.75 per foot over 1000 Feet (added to Initial Design Fee)

Custom Type
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Agriculture
  • Primary Metering
  • Other situations as appropriate
 Initial Design Fee amount shall be at the sole discretion of SSVEC;
Manager approval required. 		Any unique situation that may require additional engineering design time

* Initial Design Fee Deposit is required before a detailed Cost Estimate can be prepared. After the Initial Design Fee Deposit has been paid, an Engineering Field Technician will meet with you to look at your job so that a Cost Estimate can be prepared. The Cost Estimate may include costs associated with permitting, easement acquisition, required material to complete the job, and trip charges. When the Cost Estimate is completed, the Member will receive an Invoice (based on the Cost Estimate) . When the Invoice is paid, this payment is referred to as Aid-to-Construction; the Initial Design Fee Deposit that was previously paid will be credited to your Aid-to-Construction. If unforeseen costs arise during the construction process, the Member could receive an invoice for the additional costs in which the Member will be responsible for paying after construction has been completed.

Step 6:

Contact the Engineering Services Representative for your area who can assist you with your application and design fee deposit questions:

Willcox/Benson/St David/Mescal/San Simon/Bowie/Cochise/Sunsites-Pearce/Sunizona/Elfrida/McNeal/Double Adobe:

Sierra Vista/Hereford/Patagonia/Sonoita/Elgin/Huachuca City/Whetstone: