Temporary Power Poles in Glendale
Power on your Glendale site. Without the runaround.
We supply and install temporary power poles across Glendale. You or your electrician handle the permit and the Glendale Water & Power hookup.
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Poles
Which power pole does your Glendale job need?
50A Sub Pole
A smaller pole fed from an existing supply. Good for tools and lighting.
100A Meter Pole
Its own meter, connected by Glendale Water & Power. For smaller builds and remodels.
200A Meter Pole
The size most residential builds need.
400A Meter Pole
For larger builds and heavier loads.
Amp = how much power the pole can supply. Not sure which you need? Pick 'not sure' in the quote form and we'll help.
Overhead poles take power from a nearby utility line. Underground poles connect to a buried supply. Your site decides which.
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Who handles what on a Glendale power pole
| Step | Who |
|---|---|
| Call DigAlert 811 so buried lines get marked (free) | You or your electrician |
| Supply and install the pole | All Site Rentals |
| Pull the electrical permit from the City of Glendale, or your own city if the site is outside it | You or your electrician |
| Book the inspection | You or your electrician |
| Connect and energize the pole | Glendale Water & Power |
Plan for 3–6 weeks from permit to power. We install fast; the inspection and Glendale Water & Power hookup set the pace.
Pricing
What a temporary power pole costs in Glendale
Expect a one-time setup cost plus a monthly rate: about $1,000–2,500 up front and $95–200 a month. Permit and utility fees aren't in our price. We'll say so up front.
Local knowledge
Before you book a pole in Glendale
Glendale sites are served by Glendale Water & Power. The electrical permit comes from the City of Glendale, or your own city if the site is outside it. Start that paperwork when you book the pole.
Frequently asked
Power pole questions from Glendale
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Who pulls the permit for a temporary power pole in Glendale?
You or your electrician. The permit comes from the City of Glendale, or your own city if the site is outside it. We supply and install the pole. Your electrician books the inspection and arranges the Glendale Water & Power hookup.
How long until the pole has power?
Usually 3–6 weeks from permit to power-on. The inspection and the Glendale Water & Power connection take most of that time. Book early.
Do I need to call DigAlert before you install?
Yes. You or your electrician call DigAlert 811 before installation. It's free, and it marks buried lines so the pole goes in safely.
How much does a temporary power pole cost in Glendale?
Setup typically runs $1,000–2,500, plus $95–200 a month. Permit, inspection and Glendale Water & Power fees are separate and paid by you.
What's the difference between overhead and underground?
Overhead poles take power from a nearby utility line. Underground poles connect to a buried supply. Your site and Glendale Water & Power decide which you need.
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Temporary power poles near Glendale
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