West Florida Electric has provided the following guidelines for several types of electrical service installations for the convenience of its members. This information is strictly intended for use as a guide. Actual construction of electrical service installations must comply with the latest version of the National Electric Code, the National Electric Safety Code and any Federal, State, County or Municipal Code whichever is most stringent. For more information, contact the Authority having jurisdiction or its designated representative.

*All meter poles must be round.* 

Guide for Service Mask and Meter Base – ROOF
Guide for Service Mask and Meter Base – WALL

Guide for Underground Meter Base – #1
Guide for Underground Meter Base – #2
Guide for Underground Meter Base – #3
Guide for Underground Meter Base – #4

Guide for Temporary Overhead Meter Loop Pole
Guide for Overhead Meter Loop Pole

Guide for Underground Meter Base Loop Pole – #1
Guide for Underground Meter Base Loop Pole – #2
Guide for Underground Meter Base Loop Pole – #3

Guideline for Auxiliary, Reserve, or Standby Source Service Switch

Guideline for Auxiliary, Reserve, or Standby Source Service Switch for Residential Use Full Service

Guideline for Auxiliary, Reserve, or Standby Source Service Switch for Residential Use Partial Service

Guide for Temporary Underground Meter Base Loop Pole at Overhead Pole 

Guide for Temporary Underground Meter Base Loop Pole at Pad Mount
Transformer

Guide for Temporary Underground Meter Base Loop Pole at Secondary Pedestal

Other Requirements

Right of Way Easement Forms for corporations and individuals must be completed fully and must meet the same standards as a property deed.

Right of Way Easement Form