*Power from the meter on the pole or remote meter base (RMB) to the residence or other buildings

 

*Power from a generator building, wind or solar supply station to a reverse meter or meter base switch

 

*Gas or power lines from a residence or primary building to a secondary or out building after the primary meter      

 

*Water and power to the well head. The average well has a power line running to the well head that supplies power to the pump in the bottom of well. A water line returns from the well to the structure. In some instances, the waterline and power feed may not be together or there may be a buried T on the waterline to feed multiple buildings. During a well failure or pitless repair, it is good practice to hire a private locator to confirm the location and depth of the power feed so that it is not damaged while fixing the waterline or repairing the pump.

 

*Residential septic systems

 

*Power to private driveway lights, block heater plugins, remote power outlets, hot tubs, saunas, chicken coops, heated equestrian water supply systems, septic lift stations, business signs and parking lot lighting.

 

*LP (propane) lines from the tank to the residence or exterior grill or patio

 

*Natural gas lines from the meter to a detached shop or garage

 

*Cable lines to a satellite dish or antenna.

 

*Phone lines between buildings