The Residential Service Rate (11) is applied to individually metered single-family dwelling units that are strictly living spaces, not business or commercial properties. This rate is also available for existing multi-residential units that are currently served through one meter.
What is the process and timeline?
Once all required information is gathered and validated, a quote will be provided. Some quotes may require a FortisAlberta representative to meet on site. Upon acceptance a FortisAlberta representative will be in contact with you to ensure your power installation needs are met. Once Design, Permits and Approvals are in place we will see the project through to Construction and Energization.
To serve you the best way possible and to avoid delays with your application, please be advised that FortisAlberta requires Connected Load and Operating Demand Load information when applying for a new service connection or an adjustment to existing service. To ensure you are prepared, please refer to our 'All About Load' Quick Guide.
FortisAlberta is legally required to comply with provincial privacy legislation. In Alberta, this is the Personal Information and Protection Act (PIPA). To confirm land ownership, FortisAlberta will conduct a land title search, require proof of land ownership or a signed Third Party Authorization prior to processing the quotation acceptance and proceeding for a new service connection, or adjustments to an existing service.
Can I get an estimate before getting started?
How can I apply?
There are two ways to apply: either online by setting up My Account or over the phone.
My Account
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Contact Us
We're here 24/7 for power outages and emergencies. Customer service hours are 8 a.m.- 6 p.m., Monday to Friday.
Think Before You Dig
Whether you’re gardening, planting a tree or putting up a fence, you can avoid a serious electrical incident by submitting a locate request.