Subdivision Development
Discover key resources for new subdivision developments, from planning and infrastructure design to reliable, long-term power solutions.
Building A New Subdivision
First, confirm that the planned project’s service address is within our service territory.
For known parcel numbers, contact us during business hours to verify electric service.
Steps To Construct A New Subdivision Service
- Contact us during business hours to start the conversation. Be sure to have the service address(s) or parcel number(s) available.
- Depending on your energy needs, you may be required to submit a completed Large Load Inquiry Form along with a completed Motor Data Form, and other requested information to determine feasibility of service.
- You may be required to fill out the Electric Service Construction Application and provide your Social Security Number (SSN), Federal Tax ID, and/or W9, along with the PVREA-provided W.O. and the PVREA-assigned Distribution Engineer.
- Your PVREA-assigned Distribution Engineer will schedule a field meeting to determine the requirements and location of the electric service(s).
- The service(s) will then be designed and the member will be provided with an estimate.
- Once the estimate is paid, we will work with you to get various paperwork filed and procedures in motion leading up to scheduling construction.
- The service will then be scheduled with construction, and later it will be built.
- You must then have an inspection performed by the authority having jurisdiction, typically the city or county in which the property resides.
- Once we have received notification of a successful inspection by the authority, meter(s) will be set, and the service(s) will be energized.
Please refer to the PVREA Electrical Service Standards for further details.
Strategic Electrification For Subdivision Projects
Explore resources to integrate electricity-based smart technologies during construction, enhancing energy efficiency, reducing long-term operating costs, and creating safe, more comfortable homes for future occupants.
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Rebates For Subdivision Builders
Take advantage of rebate incentives on energy-efficient electric products and appliances during the home building process.
Rebates can help reduce construction costs while adding comfort, value, and long-term savings for future homeowners.
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Construction & Transfer Rates
Subdivision developers can choose from electric rate options designed to support construction and initial service, with the flexibility to transfer accounts seamlessly to homeowners once properties are occupied.
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