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Whether you’re a home builder or a contractor working on commercial, industrial or government construction, we have the right tools to help you get started. Follow these steps to ensure your project is set up for success.

Powering Success from the Ground Up
The APS Construction Project Portal is designed to make the construction process simpler, more efficient and more transparent. You can request a new project, register an account, upload documents and track your project status.

Installing Electric Service
Step 1:
If you’re installing electricity at a residence with 200 Amps or less, choose an Electrical Meter Panel/Service Entrance Section from our Pre-Approved Panel List located in the electric service requirements manual aps.com/esrm. If your panel is larger than 200 Amps (CT rated) or a commercial site, please submit your panel spec sheet information to your Customer Project Representative or via the customer construction portal.
Step 2: Review each section of our Electrical Service Requirements Manual to ensure you meet all specifications for Metering, Overhead, Underground, and Trenching.
Step 3: Contact Arizona 811 at least three days prior to starting any excavation work and review Arizona Blue Stake Laws to ensure a safe digging process.
Step 2: Review each section of our Electrical Service Requirements Manual to ensure you meet all specifications for Metering, Overhead, Underground, and Trenching.
Step 3: Contact Arizona 811 at least three days prior to starting any excavation work and review Arizona Blue Stake Laws to ensure a safe digging process.

Step 4: Before we can connect power to your electrical panel, you must first schedule a site inspection with your local municipality. Your Customer Project Representative can help you schedule an inspection of the trench, conduit and utility side of the electrical panel only. For additional inspection needs, view your city’s municipality clearance requirements.
Step 5: Review charges for extending your power. Schedule 1 outlines the terms and conditions for standard offer and direct-access services. Schedule 3 outlines conditions governing extensions of electric distribution lines and services..