Whether you need to reconnect an existing meter, have power lines run to a new location, or upgrade your service to provide more power, Heartland can help.
Not sure what you need? Answer a few questions and we’ll point you in the right direction:
Help Me Connect New Service
Moving In or Transferring Service
Use this link if you’re moving into a home, business, or rental where there is already a meter. This form works if service is on now, or has been on within the last year.
Examples:
- Renting an apartment
- Buying a house with electricity already hooked up
Building Something New
Use the links below if you’re constructing a new home, shop, or business and need electricity for the first time.
Examples:
- New home under construction
- Building a barn or shop
- Commercial facility
Just need a rough estimate?
Use our cost breakdown to get a ballpark figure before you commit — no application or deposit required.
Get a cost estimateReady to start the formal process?
Complete an application and pay the $250 engineering deposit. A staking technician will visit your site and provide an exact quote.
Residential Application Commercial Application
Changing or Upgrading Existing Service
If you already have electricity but need to add or change something at an existing location, you may need what we call a primary/secondary change.
Examples:
- Upgrading service to a higher amperage
- Adding a transfer switch for a generator
- Adding a camper or RV outlet
We don’t currently have an online form for these changes. Just give our Member Service Representatives a call and let them know what you need.
📞 Call us at (800) 835-9586
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