Project Guidance for Contractors

Before submitting your request, be sure to:

• Determine electric and/or gas load
• Confirm load requirements, service type, and site conditions
• Align with your customer on scope and system sizing
• Review incentive and program eligibility and requirements if installing solar, EV charging, or battery storage

Resources

• What Contractors Must Know
• Clean Energy Professional Resources
• Incentive Viewer
• Call 811 Before You Dig

Once requirements are confirmed, be sure to:

• Submit project details, including load and site plans, through Project Center
• Confirm that customer account and property details are accurate
• Submit interconnection details (if your project includes clean energy)
• Check if any incentive program applications require submission

Resources

• Project Center User Registration Guide
• Applying for Distributed Generation Interconnection
• EV Load Letter Guidance
• EV Site Plan Guidance
  

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We’ll review your project to determine system impact and how the service will be connected.

Be sure to:

• Respond quickly to our requests
• Confirm any design changes with your customer before proceeding

If your project is approved, you will receive details outlining responsibilities and costs.

Be sure to:

• Review service layout, scope, and timeline
• Review costs with your customer and secure approval
• Complete required agreements or payments to avoid delays

Once the installation is complete, be sure to:

• Coordinate site access with your customer, as needed
• Ensure installation aligns with approved plans (including any clean energy systems)

Once installation is complete, initiate inspections and inform us that your project is ready.

Be sure to:

• Ensure the site is accessible for inspection
• Resolve access or property issues ahead of time
• Schedule local inspection
• Upload required documents and confirm readiness

Resources

• Final Gas Inspection Checklist
• Final Underground Electric Inspection Checklist
• Final Overhead Electric Inspection Checklist
• How to Record an Overhead Service Inspection
• How to Record an Underground Service Inspection
• How to Record a Gas Video Inspection for Minor Repairs

Todas las instalaciones deben ser aprobadas antes de que se pueda conectar el servicio.

Asegúrese de:

• Solucione cualquier inspección fallida identificada por el inspector.
• Solicite una nueva inspección una vez que se hayan realizado las correcciones.

Con Edison instala el medidor, conecta el servicio y energiza el sistema, completando el proyecto.

Asegúrese de:

• Incluya al cliente si se requiere para la lectura final del medidor o la activación.
• Envíe cualquier documentación de incentivo restante para recibir el pago.

Recursos

• Verificación de la prueba de presión de las tuberías del medidor de gas
• Gas Integrity Test & Turn-On Form (Formulario de prueba de integridad del gas y activación)

If the project involves connecting a distributed generation system to the grid, it will go through the Standardized Interconnection Requirements (SIR) process. Standard electrical or gas service work that doesn't involve generation typically goes through the Project Center. If you're not sure which applies, your Energy Services representative can help you determine the right path before you file.

Contact your Energy Services representative as early as possible with the details of the change. Depending on the scope, a design modification may require a revised application, updated permits, or a new review. Getting ahead of it early keeps the project on schedule and avoids delays at inspection.

Once your project is complete, you can request a final inspection through Project Center. Common reasons for failure include incomplete or incorrect wiring, equipment that doesn't match the approved plan, missing permits, and accessibility issues at the job site. A quick self-check against the approved scope before you call for inspection can help you save time and avoid return visits.

Start by checking your project status through Project Center. If things aren't moving as expected, contact your Energy Services representative directly. They can look into the delay, clarify what's needed, and escalate on your behalf when necessary. The sooner you flag it, the sooner we can help get things back on track.

Con Edison policy does not allow our staff or contractors to accept gifts or tips of any kind — including cash, gift cards, event tickets, flowers, fruit baskets, or donations made on their behalf. This helps us ensure fair, unbiased service for every customer. Questions? Contact our Ethics Helpline at 1-855-FOR-ETHX (1-855-367-3849) or by email. Anonymous calls are welcome.