Contractors

Provides all facets of overhead distribution line work within SECO Energy’s service territory since 2005. Services include new line construction, line relocation, system improvements, and power restoration.

Has delivered underground construction services to SECO Energy since 2003. Services include installation and maintenance of underground lines, transformers, cabinets, and cable. 

SECO Energy’s contractor for systemwide Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) deployment, helping bring advanced metering technology to our members. 

Since 2020, Wright has conducted routine tree trimming and removals near overhead power lines to help reduce outages and improve system reliability. 

An employee-owned company providing independent consulting services, including vegetation management, arborist training, safety programs, ecological consulting, and utility support services. 

Morrison Property Service: Provides debris hauling and removal services to support SECO Energy operations. 

Since 2007, SECO has voluntarily inspected its underground facilities on an eight-year cycle. Performs inspections of underground facilities as part of SECO Energy’s voluntary eight-year inspection cycle. QUES identifies maintenance needs for underground transformers, cabinets, and enclosures.  

Provides engineering support for Florida Public Service Commission–related pole replacement projects, conductor replacements, and major system improvements.

Elite Construction of Ocala is a local SECO-contracted GenerLink and surge protection device installer. Contractors carry SECO ID badges and operate vehicles with a SECO contractor logo. 

TRC operates within SECO’s service territory to support communications providers in obtaining permits for attachments to SECO distribution poles. TRC is an approved contractor and will display SECO-issued identification and vehicle signage. While communications providers may lease attachment space, they are not contractors of SECO Energy. These providers may include, but are not limited to: Charter/Spectrum, AT&T/Lumen, Comcast, Cox Communications, OpticalTel, Summit Broadband, and Zito Media.

Contractors display a SECO Authorized Contractor logo and carry company ID. SECO’s efforts to facilitate broadband expansion for its members are supported in part by the Federal Communication’s (FCC) Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF). This $20 billion program aims to expand high-speed internet access in underserved areas.

Professional tree trimming contractor that provides vegetation management services to support safe and reliable utility operations. The company specializes in maintaining clearance around power lines and infrastructure, helping prevent outages while promoting healthy tree growth.

Land surveying contractor that provides precise location and mapping services to support construction, engineering, and infrastructure projects. The company specializes in boundary surveys, utility locating, and geospatial data collection to ensure accurate planning, compliance, and project efficiency.

Overhead line construction contractor specializing in the installation, maintenance, and upgrade of electric distribution and transmission infrastructure. The company supports utilities with reliable, safety-focused services that enhance grid performance and help deliver consistent power to communities.

HPS to LED Replacement Project

SECO Energy is upgrading its lighting infrastructure by replacing high-pressure sodium (HPS) fixtures with modern LED lighting. This initiative will deliver improved, high-quality illumination for members. To accelerate completion, SECO is utilizing multiple approved contractors, all of whom will display SECO-issued identification and vehicle signage while performing work.