Contractors – SECO Energy

SECO Energy partners with a variety of reputable contractors who are experts in their fields and are foundational cornerstones to our ability to provide reliable power to you at a low cost with outstanding service. We expect these partners to treat our members as they would their very own consumers. View our System Improvement Map to find out where SECO crews or contractors are working or have recently completed projects across our service area.

Pike Electric, Inc. performs all facets of overhead distribution line work within SECO’s service territory. This includes constructing new lines, relocating existing lines, system improvements and power restoration. Pike has provided these services to SECO since 2005.

Ivy H. Smith Company has provided quality underground construction services to SECO since 2003. Services provided include installation of underground lines and equipment for new members and maintenance of existing underground equipment such as replacing transformers, cabinets and underground cable.

Honeywell is SECO Energy’s chosen contractor for the ongoing systemwide AMI meter deployment. We are excited to bring updated AMI technology to SECO Energy members. The project began in early 2023 and is expected to last three to four years.

Wright Tree Service is an authorized contractor that conducts regular tree trimming and removals on overhead power lines to help reduce tree-related power outages.

ACRT Services – Offers expert independent consulting solutions to utilities and associated organizations throughout the U.S., including vegetation management consulting, ecological consulting, arborist training, customized safety courses, technology solutions, utility metering services, and more. ACRT Services is an employee-owned company.

Morrison Property Service is an approved contractor that provides various debris hauling and removal services to SECO.

Since 2007, SECO has voluntarily inspected its underground facilities on an eight-year cycle. SECO utilizes Quanta Utility Engineering Services (QUES) to perform the inspection. QUES identifies any maintenance required on underground transformers, cabinets and secondary enclosures.

Irby Construction provides engineering support for Florida Public Service Commission related pole replacement projects, copper conductor replacements and major system improvement projects.

CCI is an authorized SECO contractor performing meter reading across SECO’s system. CCI contractors carry SECO ID badges and their vehicles have a SECO contractor logo.

Performing over 70 million locates annually, USIC is the most trusted name in underground utility damage prevention. USIC also provides a full suite of utility services throughout the United States and Canada. Our mission: to deliver quality, efficient, safe, and innovative solutions to protect our partner’s infrastructure and critical assets.

Elite Construction of Ocala is a local SECO contractor that installs surge protection in members’ homes across our system. Elite Construction contractors carry SECO ID badges, and their vehicles have a SECO contractor logo.

TRC, Charter, and Lumens/CenturyLink are working in SECO Energy’s service area to expand broadband. Though this is not a SECO project, the contractors use existing SECO utility poles to attach communication lines. We collect a rental fee from them and other utilities for attaching to our utility poles.

TRC contractors display a SECO Authorized Contractor logo and carry company ID. This work is funded by the $20 billion Federal Communication’s (FCC) Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF), intended to spread and increase broadband speeds to underserved areas.

Charter, TRC, and Lumens/CenturyLink are working in SECO Energy’s service area to expand broadband. Though this is not a SECO project, the contractors use existing SECO utility poles to attach communication lines. We collect a rental fee from them and other utilities for attaching to our utility poles.

Lumen/CenturyLink, TRC, and Charter are working in SECO Energy’s service area to expand broadband. Though this is not a SECO project, the contractors use existing SECO utility poles to attach communication lines. We collect a rental fee from them and other utilities for attaching to our utility poles.