Spec Sheets

Welcome to the PES Building Specs Resource Page. Here you will find some of the building specifications most commonly asked about. You are encouraged to meet with us prior to your project launch and along the building process should you have any questions. PES also reminds you to CALL BEFORE YOU DIG to prevent unnecessary delays or surprises in your building plans!

Click the subject below to download informational materials in .PDF form.

  1. Typical hook-up for a (TSP) Temporary Service Pole
  2. Typical hook-up for overhead service that attaches to pole
  3. Typical hook-up for overhead service that attaches to wall of building
  4. Typical hook-up for overhead service that goes through the roof
  5. Underground Service to Pedestal
  6. Underground Residential Distribution (Written Pamphlet)
  7. Typical Trench and Backfill
  8. Typical Secondary Duct & Riser
  9. Typical hook-up for underground service that is less than 250’
  10. Typical UG Residential Service with Pad
  11. Typical Spec for US-23
  12. Typical 1-Phase Primary Duct & Riser
  13. Typical 1-Phase Sectionalizer Pad
  14. Typical 1-Phase Transformer Pad
  15. Typical 1-Phase Transformer Pad with Pull-Box (Available on Request)
  16. Typical 1-Phase Transformer Pad with Meter Ped (Available on Request)
  17. Typical 1-Phase Transformer Pad with Retaining Wall (Available on Request)
  18. Typical 3-Phase Secondary Duct & Riser (U-Guard)
  19. Typical 3-Phase Secondary Duct & Riser (Standoff Brackets)
  20. Typical 3-Phase Primary Duct & Riser
  21. Typical 3-Phase Primary Duct & Riser (Double Riser)
  22. Typical 3-Phase Sectionalizer Pad
  23. Typical 3-phase Transformer Pad
  24. 225 – 300 KVA Transformer Pad
  25. 225 – 300 KVA Transformer Pad (with Back Retaining Wall) (Available on Request)
  26. 225 – 300 KVA Transformer Pad (with Three Retaining Walls) (Available on Request)
  27. 500 – 750 KVA Transformer Pad
  28. 1000 – 1500 – 2000 KVA Transformer Pad
  29. Dual 1000 – 1500 – 2000 KVA Transformer Pad (Available on Request)

 

 

Call 811 Before you Dig

 It's Free! It's Easy! It's the Law!

Find out where underground utility lines are buried BEFORE you dig! Anyone planning to dig in Tennessee MUST call 811 BEFORE your work begins. You will need to provide information about the work site when you call 811.

PES reminds everyone that whether your project is a small landscaping update, a large renovation or  a new construction project, one of the worst mistakes is not identifying exactly where lines are buried on the property!

There may be more buried than you realize. Avoid the costly and potentially dangerous mistakes associated with accidentally unearthing your underground power, gas, cable, phone and water lines. You may also have irrigation water lines or even long buried electrical fencing conduits. 811 can help you locate these lines and avoid cutting through them or accidentally unearthing them.