




Fire doesn't just damage what it touches directly. Heat, smoke, and melting materials can compromise your entire meter base, riser, and surrounding wiring - turning what looked like a nearby incident into a full electrical emergency at your property.
That's exactly what happened here. A fire broke out close enough to take out this meter completely. The housing had melted, wiring was charred, and the riser was done. Nothing about it was safe to energize. We got the call and moved fast.
Our team pulled everything that was compromised - meter base, damaged conduit, the works. Getting the concrete broken out to reset the riser properly was part of the job too. This isn't just a swap-and-go situation. Fire damage means a thorough inspection, coordination with the power company to safely de-energize and reconnect, and sign-off from the local inspector before power can be restored. We handled all of it.
That coordination piece is where a lot of homeowners and property managers get stuck. Working between your electrician, the utility, and the inspection office takes experience and communication. We've done it enough times to know how to keep the process moving so you're not sitting without power longer than necessary.
The end result - a clean new meter base installed, inspected, and reconnected. Power restored safely. That's the job.