Fill in Your Peco Service And Meter Application Form

When applying for electric service with PECO, several additional forms and documents may be required to ensure a smooth process. Each document serves a specific purpose in the application process.

• Credit Application: This form is necessary if you have not had service with PECO in the last 60 days. It helps establish your creditworthiness for new service.
• Site Plan: A detailed drawing showing the layout of the property. It should indicate where the electric service will be connected and any other relevant structures.
• Single Line Diagram: This diagram illustrates the electrical system's layout. It includes information about the service entrance, circuits, and major equipment.
• Substation Arrangement: A document that outlines how the electrical load will be managed within the substation. This is particularly important for larger commercial applications.
• Inspection Certification: Required to show that the installation complies with local codes and PECO's requirements. An approved inspection agency must complete this certification.
• Tax Identification Number (TIN): This number is necessary for businesses applying for service. It helps PECO identify the business for billing and tax purposes.
• Do Not Resuscitate Order Form: To ensure your medical preferences are respected, consider utilizing the important New Jersey Do Not Resuscitate Order form during critical health situations.
• Utility Pole Information: If applicable, this document provides details about the utility pole where service will be connected, including pole numbers and locations.
• Demolition Request Form: If you are demolishing a building and need PECO to remove electric or gas facilities, this form must be submitted to initiate the process.
• Advance Notification Forms: These forms alert PECO about any special circumstances or requirements related to the service installation, such as permits or inspections.

Gathering these documents can help expedite the application process and ensure that all requirements are met for a successful service connection with PECO.

Things to Do:

• Read the instructions thoroughly before filling out the form.
• Provide accurate customer information, including your name and service location.
• Include your Driver's License Number or Social Security Number as required.
• Specify the type of service and request details clearly.
• Sign and date the application to ensure it is valid.

Things Not to Do:

• Do not leave any fields blank; incomplete applications may delay processing.
• Avoid vague phrases like "as soon as possible" when indicating service requests.
• Do not forget to include the PECO Energy pole number or Lot number if applicable.
• Refrain from using outdated billing addresses or account numbers.
• Do not neglect to submit additional comments or required documents, such as site plans.

1. What is the purpose of the Peco Service and Meter Application form?

   The Peco Service and Meter Application form is used to request electric service from PECO. This includes new service, service upgrades, or temporary service. It ensures that all necessary information is collected to process your request efficiently.

2. What information do I need to provide on the application?

   You will need to fill out several sections, including:

   • Your name and service location.
   • Your Driver's License Number or Social Security Number.
   • Your PECO billing address or account number.
   • Details about the electrician or contractor involved.
   • Information about the type of service you need.
   • Load characteristics, including connected KW and maximum demands.

   Make sure to sign and date the application before submission.

3. How do I submit the application?

   Once you have completed the application, you can submit it by mailing or faxing it to the appropriate PECO regional office. Be sure to check the box for the correct office based on your service location.

4. What happens if I don’t provide all the required information?

   If your application is incomplete, it may cause delays in processing. PECO requires all necessary details to ensure a smooth and timely response. Double-check your application before sending it in.

5. What should I do if I need to remove electric facilities during demolition?

   If you are demolishing a building and need PECO to remove electric or gas facilities, you should call 8-1-1 (PA One Call) to initiate a demolition request. This ensures that all safety protocols are followed.