PIERCE PEPIN COOPERATIVE SERVICES
Trees and Power Lines

Temporary power disconnection
For safety reasons, it may be necessary to disconnect your power temporarily if a tree being pruned or removed is too close to your home’s service wires. If so, you will be notified when the disconnection is expected to take place and about how long it will last.

Sometimes a property owner wants to do some tree pruning or removal on their own or hire a private contractor. In such cases where the tree work takes place near electric lines and equipment, safety guidelines may require that power be disconnected until the work is completed. To request a temporary disconnection, please contact us at 800-924-2133 or by e-mail at least three to five business days in advance.