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Type of work*

Project type*

Commercial Office, retail, industrial, institutional, multi-family

Residential Single-family homes, renovations, service upgrades

Electrical Commercial, industrial, design-build, generators, fire alarm, medium voltage

Site Work Excavation, grading, underground conduit, site lighting, civil earthwork

Utility Primary line extensions, overhead and underground, utility coordination

Electrical details

Project type*

New construction Renovation or existing structure

Additional context

Service upgrade anticipated — utility coordination and inspections will be required Working for a mechanical or plumbing contractor — equipment cut sheets will be needed

Site work details

Scope involved — select all that apply

Trenching and underground conduit installation Site lighting — parking lot, perimeter, or roadway Grading, excavation, or land clearing Civil earthwork

Utility details

Line work type*

De-energized line work Energized line work

Extension type

Private primary line extension — aerial Private primary line extension — underground Not applicable

Have you already initiated a work order with your utility (CMP, Eversource)?*

Yes — work order submitted No — not yet initiated Not sure

Utility coordination is required before your project can move forward.

Before construction can begin on a utility project, most clients need to complete one or more steps directly with their utility provider. This is standard — it protects your budget and timeline. We guide clients through this process regularly and can help once you submit your inquiry.

CMP customers — CIAC cost allocation

The Contribution in Aid of Construction (CIAC) is CMP's process for extending primary utility service to new developments. Keeley guides clients through the application, engineering review, and construction phases.

The process works like this: a contractor submits a proposal, CMP schedules a field planner appointment, a hand sketch is produced, and Keeley prices against that scope. None of this can begin without CMP's involvement — which is why initiating the work order early matters.

CMP line extension information

Portland Water District — ability to serve

If your project is in Portland Water District territory and involves any water service connection, PWD requires you to submit project sketches and receive an official ability-to-serve letter before design work can be priced or started.

Without it, neither Keeley nor any other contractor can provide an accurate proposal — and the project cannot move through the permit process.

Portland Water District development services

Not sure which applies to your project? Submit your inquiry and we'll sort it out with you.

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Estimated project size*

Small / service call

Up to approximately $25,000

Medium or large project

$25,000 and above

All submissions are reviewed — no inquiry is automatically declined.

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Contact information

First name*

Last name*

Company name

Email address*

Phone number*

Have we worked together before?

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Project details

Project / service address*

State*

Timeline*

General contractor already involved?*

Preferred contract type*

Project description*

Briefly describe the scope of work, location, and timeline if known.

Financing status*

Project photos, site images, or documents (optional)

Project photos significantly speed up our review process and allow us to provide more accurate initial scoping. They also reduce the cost of having to send personnel to the job site before we can prepare an estimate.

Drag & drop files here, or browse Up to 10 files, 25 MB each · JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, PDF

How did you hear about Keeley?*

Select all that apply.

Referral from a client or colleague Referred by a general contractor Existing relationship with Keeley Google or other search engine Social media Blue Book or industry directory Saw a Keeley job site or vehicle Industry event or trade organization Other

Who referred you, or where specifically?

Optional — helps us thank the right person or understand where we're showing up.

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