Surface Power Supply Services

This will depend on the job type and location. There are two primary types of power setups used on construction sites and other job sites. These include:

Temporary Power Poles: This is where the power company can come out and connect power to a pole fitted with a meter. Temporary poles are capable of providing as little as 100 amps of service for small jobsites, up to 4,000 amps or more for larger sites.

Generators: Having generators on-site is necessary for power service in locations where utility companies are unavailable, such as on remote job sites. They also offer superior portability for teams that travel frequently.

Renting a generator from a jobsite surface-level power services company is often the most cost-effective solution.

Any temporary jobsite will typically require some form of temporary power supply. When the job is complete, permanent power may be added, depending on the type of project. The amount and type of temporary power supply you need will vary based on your industry, the type of jobsite, and its size.

Temporary poles and generators can be rigged to accommodate jobs of any size or complexity. If you opt for a generator, our team can help you determine the type and quantity needed for your job.

When using generators or temporary power poles, the first step is to determine the amount of power you need. You can calculate this by adding up the wattage of all the tools and equipment you will need to use simultaneously. This will provide you with the total wattage required.

When choosing a generator setup, ensure that your generators can handle the total wattage calculation.

Power can typically be utilized by using a system of extension cords. You will need to ensure that your cords are also large enough to handle the power you need, preventing safety and connection issues.

If you are using a temporary pole, the utility company may connect power directly to any nearby buildings. This option isn’t typically available on remote job sites.