Do you have a swimming pool, or are you planning on installing one at your home? National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) requires a 22.5-foot clearance in any direction from the water level, edge of the pool, diving platforms, pool sliding boards, or other fixed pool-related structures to the overhead electric service line, and a […]
This spring, keep safety in mind when starting to plan and tackle those outdoor yard projects.
There’s a misconception that underground electric service is worry free. Instead, underground service has its own service and maintenance challenges.
Safety, when working outdoors around the home, should be of the upmost importance each and every day. Every year, on August 11, we take time to recognize this outdoor safety with 811 Day, an annual reminder to dial 8-1-1 at least three working days before beginning any digging project to have underground utility lines marked.
Electric Co-op Owned Equipment vs Member-Owned Equipment This graphic depicts equipment owned by the co-op (in orange) and the member (in blue). If a storm damages any equipment owned by the co-op, we are responsible for repairs. If a storm damages any member-owned equipment, the member is responsible for repairs. Members should hire a licensed […]