Meter work is one of those jobs that most homeowners and property owners do not think about until something forces them to. A utility inspection that flags an outdated service entrance. A home purchase that requires a service upgrade before the deal can close. A panel upgrade that reveals the meter base and service entrance are no longer up to current standards. Or simply a meter base that has aged past the point where the utility will connect to it.
Whatever brought this project to us, the work itself required the same thing it always does — precision, familiarity with utility requirements, and a clear understanding of what the inspection process looks like from the utility’s side.
We handled the full scope — assessing the existing service entrance, completing the required installation, replacement, or upgrade work, and coordinating directly with the utility for disconnection, reconnection, and final meter inspection. Every step was performed to current NEC requirements and Georgia utility standards.
The property now has a service entrance that the utility is happy with, that meets current code, and that will reliably deliver power without issue for years to come. That is exactly what meter work should look like when it is done right.
