Electric Line Extensions

Small Works Roster Excavators 09/2023
Company NameContactRenewal
Date
LocationPhoneEmail
Alder Excavating, LLCDarren Mortenson1/11/2025Washougal, WA(360) 518-7834Email Alder Excavating, LLC
Artistic Excavation, LLCAaron Kreps3/30/2024White Salmon, WA(541) 490-6780Email Artistic Excavation, LLC
B&G Excavation and Plumbing, LLC7/20/2025Damascus, OR(503) 761-2038Email B&G Excavation and Plumbing, LLC
B&M ExcavationBrandon Campbell2/4/2026Carson, WA(541) 400-1471Email B&M Excavation
Chamness Dirt WorksRon Chamness2/14/2026Hood River, OR(541) 490-0969Email Chamness Dirt Works
City Electric CoAndy Munonio4/24/2026Ridgefield, WA(360) 901-1473Email City Electric Co
Columbia Gorge Customs, LLCCaleb Maxwell2/14/2025Stevenson, WA(971) 222-9669Email Columbia Gorge Customs, LLC
Columbia Gorge Excavation, LLCShane Cornish3/16/2026Stevenson, WA(360) 624-3101Email Columbia Gorge Excavation, LLC
Coogan Excavation & Logging, LLCEd Coogan2/16/2024North Bonneville, WA(916) 805-1494Email Coogan Excavation & Logging, LLC
Dirt & Aggregate Interchange, Inc.Henry H. Pelfrey6/14/2024Fairview, OR(503) 661-5093Email Dirt & Aggregate Interchange, Inc.
Elk Ridge Custom Homes, Inc.Dan LeSieur5/22/2025Camas, WA(360) 360-5070Email Elk Ridge Custom Homes, Inc.
Fred Newman LoggingFred Newman3/20/2025Carson, WA(509) 427-5864Email Fred Newman Logging
Gorge Dirt Works, LLCDayne Connell9/26/2026White Salmon, WA(509) 637-0417Email Gorge Dirt Works, LLC
Haag & Shaw Inc.Travis Mansur / Doug Ziegler2/10/2025Washougal, WA(360) 834-2514Email Haag & Shaw Inc.
Invision II, LLCColby Bennett5/24/2024Stevenson, WA(503) 720-8778Email Invision II, LLC
J&R Dirt Diggers Ent IncRick Estey1/9/2025Husum, WA(541) 490-0077Email J&R Dirt Diggers Ent Inc
Jay Holtmann, IncJay Holtmann2/1/2025White Salmon, WA(509) 637-0204Email Jay Holtmann, Inc
JJ Quality ConcreteJason Carlson5/30/2025Stevenson, WA(360) 607-3485Email JJ Quality Concrete
LKE CorporationKim Erion6/22/2024Washougal, WA(360) 837-1700Email LKE Corporation
Magnum Power, LLCJacqui Cockerill5/24/2024Castle Rock, WA(360) 967-2180Email Magnum Power, LLC
McNealy Excavating, IncChris McNealy3/3/2025Wahougal, WA(360) 518-2536Email McNealy Excavating, Inc
Michael Green Construction, Inc.Mike Green12/6/2025Washougal, WA(360) 518-1476Email Michael Green Construction, Inc.
North Fork Excavating, Inc.Bryan Halme3/30/2025Woodland, WA(360) 263-8982Email North Fork Excavating, Inc.
NW Construction General Contracting, Inc.Dawn Sweet4/4/2026Battleground, WA(360) 687-2040Email NW Construction General Contracting, Inc.com
Palouse Power, LLCJeff Zimmer4/4/2026Quincy, WA(509) 237-8817Email Palouse Power, LLC
Savage Underground Excavation LLCDavid Baumbartner11/12/2026Carson, WA(360) 878-3728Email Savage Underground Excavation
SLE, Inc.Ryan Karvonen1/5/2026Vancouver, WA(360) 635-2419Email SLE, Inc.
Stabler Backhoe ServiceKurt Russell3/21/2025Carson, WA(541) 490-2621Email Stabler Backhoe Service
Swofford Excavating, LLCJoe Swofford3/14/2024Washougal, WA(360) 771-5673Email Swofford Excavating, LLC
VanPelt Inc.Shawn VanPelt1/11/2025Carson, WA(541) 490-3807Email VanPelt Inc.

Resolution Number 2807 – Exhibit B

Effective April 1, 2023

Extension costs are the District’s total costs for constructing an extension using the District’s standard construction methods, including services, transformers and meters, labor, materials and overhead charges. Costs will be calculated upon payment of application fee and following the estimators on-site appointment. Extension costs will need to be paid in advance of scheduled work. The following fees apply in addition to extension costs.

Fee Schedule

DescriptionCost
Residential Application
$100
Residential Application Revision
$50
Real Estate Development Application
$100 per lot
Real Estate Development Application Revision
$50 per lot
Commercial Application
$300
Commercial Application Revision
$100
Minimum Charge
$300
Temporary Service
$300
Engineering Study
Cost plus 10% and $500 deposit may be required

Temporary services are limited to 12-months, the District may charge an additional service fee following each 12 month period. Engineering studies may be required for commercial and real estate development utility services.

PUD Service Handbook

Residential New Service Application

*Note* The customer will be required to pay an application fee of $100 for residential (per lot) or $300 for commercial. After the fee has been paid, a Skamania County PUD representative will meet with the customer at the property to go over the project.
Service Address (if available)
Mailing Address (Required)

Skamania County PUD responsibilities:

  • Complete a site visit and follow-up with a fee estimate.
  • Determine if any easements/ROW permits are required.
  • Supply and install the primary and secondary electrical facilities (including conduit and wire) and meter.
  • Certify that the customer supplied meter base and trench meet PUD specifications prior to service being connected.
  • Create a monthly billing account. After the meter has been set, the customer will be charged a minimum monthly fee regardless of usage.
  • Once the line extension is energized, Skamania PUD takes over ownership and is responsible for repairing and maintaining the electric facilities up to the service entrance equipment.

Customer responsibilities:

  • Obtaining necessary permits, easements and land use approval (if applicable). Meters attached to a structure will require proof of a building permit prior to energizing service.
  • Contact telephone, gas, water and cable TV companies to coordinate installation of utilities for a shared trench.
  • Call 811 (Call Before You Dig) at least (2) days prior to any digging to have all underground utilities located.
  • Obtain an Electrical Permit through the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries and an electrical inspection approval.
  • Pre-pay all line extension fees.
  • Provide, install and maintain the meter base. This includes the PVC conduit and a 90-degree 36-inch radius sweep that will be pointed in the direction of the trench (customer is not allowed to install conduit from the source to the meter base, except for what has been noted).
  • Keeping the meter base accessible to PUD personnel.
  • Provide all trenching and backfill per PUD standard drawing (18” min. wide by 36” deep measured to top of conduit).
  • Maintaining electrical equipment safety clearances all electrical equipment.