Getting power on
Are you moving into a home on the Heartland system? Or maybe you need to have the electric service put in your name?
The first step is to fill out an application to become a member of Heartland. Because you are a member of a cooperative you will need to pay the $5 membership fee. A security deposit may be required as well.
Membership Application - Commercial.pdf
If you have any trouble with the application forms, please contact us at 1-800-835-9586.
Adding service at a new location
If you need electric service for a new location (new homes, new oil and gas wells, and previously unserved lake lots would all be examples of this) then Heartland will need to get some construction done before we can turn on your power.
This "Application for Service" form will collect all the information we need to get started on getting power to your location. When you submit this completed form to our office, (along with the $250 engineering deposit) we will make arrangements to come meet you at your property and work together to build the service to best serve your needs. Depending on how much work is required, and depending on your plans for the property, you may need to pay for some of the construction costs.
When the construction work is done, you just need to become a member and Heartland will get the power turned on.
For more information, call our office at 1-800-835-9586.
Application for Service - Residential.pdf
Application for Service - Commercial.pdf
New Construction and Line Extension Guide.pdf
Right of Way & Clearing Guide.pdf
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