New Residential:
A New
installation on residential premises.
A residential unit is a residential premises with an external entrance with or without a basement. This category includes detached, semi-detached or row-type housing, farm houses, modular or prefabricated houses.
Mobile Homes are portable dwellings that are constructed to be towed on their own chassis, are designed for use without a permanent foundation, on a temporary or permanent basis, and have provision for connection to a supply service.
Modular Homes
(Prefabricated) are homes or sections of homes, which are fabricated and/or
assembled in a plant, transported to the site and final assembled on a
foundation. Wiring inspections and approvals of the internal wiring will be
done within the plant environment.
The fees for New Residential units
depend on the type of structure and the amperage of the service of the
structure.
New Residential Structures
·
New Residential
less than or equal to 200 Amps.
·
New Residential
greater than 200 Amps and less than or equal to 400 Amps.
·
New Residential
greater than 400 Amps.
· Residential Units within a Multi - Unit Complex less than or equal to 200 Amps.
· Residential Units within a Multi - Unit Complex greater than 200 Amps and less than or equal to 400 Amps.
· Residential Units within a Multi - Unit Complex greater than 400 Amps.
· Modular/Prefab Homes less than or equal to 200 Amps.
· Modular/Prefab Homes greater than 200 Amps and less than or equal to 400 Amps.
· Modular/Prefab Homes greater than 400 Amps.
Individual Unit fees for the above items are as follows:
|
Service Size |
Contractor |
Non-Contractor |
|
Less than or equal to 200Amp |
$185 |
$306 |
|
Greater than 200 Amp |
$267 |
$400 |
Greater than |
$385 |
$536 |
Note: The above fees cover two inspection visits (e.g. one for rough-in or service and one for the final inspection) excluding customers on the Authorized Contractor Program. Additional fees are applicable for each additional visit.
Mobile Homes and Trailers
The fee for inspection is $103 (NC $109)for all services.
The Quantity of all new residential structures should always
be input as one (1). Each New Residential Structure must go on a separate
application. Please enter the amperage of the residence in the Amperage field of the Main Application Form.
Additional Items:
Detached
Outbuildings/Structures
For Detached Outbuildings/Structures please add ‘Additions/Alterations No Service OR Additions/Alterations With Service (if also installing a pony panel or sub panel in these structures)’ item. This
includes garages, kennels, fountains, greenhouses, garden sheds, pool houses
and similar structures. The Quantity should be the total number of devices being installed in the Outbuilding/Structure.
The fee for these structures is based on the number of devices installed.
Additions/Alterations With Service
For Service
work being done with interior wiring, please select the Additions/Alterations With
Service item and the description that best describes the service work being
performed, i.e.) Service Upgrade
The fee is based on the number of Outlets being added, moved, or altered in any way. For a definition of Outlets, please see the Glossary/Description section at the end of this help file.
The fee is calculated according to the following table:
|
# Outlets |
Contractors |
Non-Contractors |
|
1-10 |
$103 |
$155 |
|
11-40 |
$144 |
$208 |
|
>40 |
$185 |
$283 |
Please provide
the exact number of Outlets in the Quantity field of the Main Application Form.
Please supply the amperage of the service in the Amperage field
and an appropriate description of the wiring in the Additional Fee
Description field.
Additions/Alterations No Service
For interior wiring work without any service work, please select the Additions/Alterations No Service item.
The fee is based on the number of Outlets being added, moved, or altered in any way. For a definition of Outlets, please see the Glossary/Description section at the end of this help file.
The fee is calculated according to the following table:
|
# Outlets |
Contractors |
Non-Contractors |
|
1-10 |
$42 |
$46 |
|
11-40 |
$103 |
$155 |
|
>40 |
$144 |
$241 |
Please provide
the exact number of Outlets in the Quantity field of the Main Application Form.
Separate Living Quarters
For a granny suite or basement apartment please add the
‘Separate Living Quarters’ item.
The fee to inspect a separate living quarters is an additional $103 (NC $109),
regardless of whether they are served under the same or separate meter. This
fee is based on inspection of the separate quarters at the same time as the
construction of the new residence.
Each additional item should be entered on a separate line with an appropriate description entered in the Additional Fee Description field. These items may only be selected if one of the New Residential Structures has first been selected.
Pools
Above Ground Pools/Hot Tubs/Spas
For the installation of an above ground pool/hot tub or spa, please select the 'Pools - Above Ground/Hot Tubs/Spas' item.
The fee for above ground pool is $61 (NC $65) for the first inspection visit and $42 (NC $44) for each subsequent inspection visit which includes inspection of pool sheds or cabanas if installed by the same contractor and inspected during the same inspection.
In Ground Pools
For the installation of in ground or indoor pools, select the 'Pools - Inground or Indoor' item.
The fee for in ground or indoor pools is $109 (NC $116), which includes a maximum of two inspection visits which includes inspection of pool sheds or cabanas if installed by same contractor and inspected during the same inspection.
Primary & Secondary Lines
Overhead Lines
For overhead lines select the 'Primary/Secondary Overhead Line' item and enter the number of poles in the Quantity field.
The fee for inspection of overhead primary and secondary lines, or combination of both, is $103 (NC $109) for the first 10 poles or fraction thereof, plus $61 (NC $65) for each additional 10 poles or fraction thereof.
Underground Lines (underground trench)
For a trench being installed and inspected at the same time as other work being done by the same contractor, select the 'UG Trench Inspection @ Same time' item. There is no charge for this item input the Quantity of 1.
For a trench being installed requiring a separate inspection from any other work being done, or if it is the only item being done, select the 'UG Trench Separate Inspection Req'd' item. The Quantity should be in number of hours with a minimum of 1. The fee for inspection of underground installations including duct banks is $115 per hour or fraction thereof (minimum 1 hour).
Central Metering
For a Central
Metering installation please add the ‘Central Metering’ item. The Quantity
for Central Metering should be 1.
The fee for Central Metering is $61 (NC $65). Additional fees are required for inspection of poles and other equipment.
Consulting Service
The fee for consultations is based on the amount of time
required for the consultation.
The fee is $115 per hour or fraction
thereof. Please
enter the Quantity in number of hours.
Please note: Consultations must be submitted on separate
applications from other work.
Travel Costs
The following basic principles shall be used in determining
travel costs:
·
Existing fees
include travel provision for Inspector’s normal route, normal schedule and for
normal accessibility.
·
For travel beyond
the normal route, outside of the normal schedule or involving non-normal
accessibility, an additional charge is required to recover full travel
costs. (Each territory has defined
routes or areas for which travel charges may be applied. These are applied consistently to each
application for inspection in that area)
Full travel cost includes:
o
Out-of-pocket
expenses for transportation equipment or services (e.g. rental fees, tickets);
o
A 10%
administration charge on all out-of-pocket transportation costs if the customer
requests ESA to make travel arrangements; and
o $115 per hour or fraction thereof spent by the inspector.
Note: Additional Travel fees, if applicable, will be added to the
application by ESA at the time of processing.