Availability:
- Existing Buildings
- National Coverage
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Utilities
Utility infrastructure can quietly dictate a project’s timeline. Power, gas, water, sewer, telecom, and emerging systems like solar and EV charging must be carefully planned to support construction phasing, equipment loads, and long-term operational demands.
Milrose helps teams navigate service connections, new service installations, capacity upgrades, relocations, and provider constraints across all utility types. By engaging early and coordinating across providers and agencies through a single point of accountability, we help eliminate common bottlenecks and keep projects moving. We account for real-world utility queues and sequencing challenges that can stall testing, commissioning, and occupancy if not addressed early. Our utility consultants engage directly with providers, manage applications and supporting documentation, and monitor work orders from intake through activation. Integrated with Milrose’s permitting and code consulting teams, we proactively address conflicts, coordinate trenching and right-of-way approvals, and escalate issues when needed to protect project schedules and ensure critical services are delivered without disruption.
Key Services:
- New Utility Service Coordination: Submission, coordination, and installation of electric, gas, water (domestic, fire line, irrigation), sanitary sewer, telecom, solar, and EV charging services
- Tenant Fit-Out & Service Upgrades: Utility capacity upgrades and modifications to support interior renovations and evolving building demands
- Utility Disconnects & Demolition Support: Coordination of utility shutoffs prior to demolition to ensure safe and compliant project starts
- De-Energizing & Re-Energizing Services: Management of temporary service interruptions for repairs, replacements, and system upgrades
- Utility Provider Coordination & Approvals: Direct engagement with providers to secure approvals, including “will serve” letters for ZDD reports
- Application & Work Order Management: Preparation and submission of utility applications, tracking progress from intake through activation
- Trenching & Right-of-Way Coordination: Oversight of excavation, DOT permits, and right-of-way approvals tied to utility installations
- Telecom & Specialty Systems: Coordination for remote ATMs, fiber services, and GIS reporting requirements
- Solar & Renewable Energy Services: Submission and coordination of applications for new solar installations and related infrastructure
Availability:
- Existing building
- National Coverage
Keep Projects Powered & On Schedule
A clear utility strategy reduces uncertainty at critical project milestones. Coordinating applications, approvals and field work early helps prevent last-minute service gaps, supports testing and commissioning, and keeps buildings on track for timely, uninterrupted occupancy.
Still have questions about Utilities?
What utility services need to be coordinated for new building projects?
New building projects typically require coordination for power, gas, water, sewer, and telecommunications services. Milrose helps project teams plan utility connections and ensure infrastructure supports construction and long-term building operations.
Why is utility planning important early in construction projects?
Utility infrastructure and provider timelines can significantly impact project schedules. Milrose helps teams plan service connections, capacity upgrades, and provider approvals early to prevent delays during construction or occupancy.
What is involved in utility service connection for a development project?
Utility service connections often require applications, provider coordination, trenching, right-of-way approvals, and supporting permits. Milrose manages these steps and works directly with utility providers to help move projects forward efficiently.
How do utility capacity upgrades affect building development?
Some projects require upgrades to existing utility infrastructure to support equipment loads or expanded building operations. Milrose evaluates capacity requirements and works with utility providers to help coordinate necessary upgrades.
What permits are required for utility work on construction projects?
Utility work may require right-of-way approvals, Department of Transportation permits, and related building permits depending on the location. Milrose helps coordinate these permits and approvals to support construction schedules.
How can Milrose help with utility coordination for building projects?
Milrose helps project teams manage utility planning, service applications, provider coordination, and required permits. Our team works directly with utility providers and municipal agencies to help ensure critical services are delivered on schedule.