Safety First

Occasionally, REC encounters trees that do not threaten cooperative-owned power lines or equipment, but may present an electrical hazard should the owner try and remove the tree themselves. In such cases REC will evaluate the conditions and may assist the owner by de-engergizing power lines, taking power lines down or other options. REC reserves the right in its sole discretion, to choose the best option for the cooperative. Safety around electrical equipment is our largest concern. Even if we don't perform your tree cutting work, please let us assist you with the project if power lines could be contacted in any way!

Details

I request Richland Electric Cooperative to perform the tree work indicated below. 

I also understand that Richland Electric Cooperative performs work only on those trees or limbs that may endanger cooperative-owened power lines or equipment. Richland Electric Cooperative evaluates each tree work request, in person, to determine when or if a crew should be dspatched to this location. The tree work that you have requested may or may not be performed. Richland Electric Cooperative's primary business is providing reliable electric service, not removing trees that are not interfering with that service. Richland Electric Cooperative may choose to drop the line so your tree contractor can perform the work safely. 

Please detail the requested work below:

Signature

By signing below, I understand that all debris resulting from the tree or limb removal is my responsibility for clean-up. I agree that Richland Electric Cooperative will not be responsible for any property damage as a result of this request. 

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