Construction projects

• Survey crews will place colored flags and stakes to mark existing utilities and proposed excavation areas. Please do not remove these flags or stakes.
• Let the contractor know if you have any underground facilities such as an underground dog fence, satellite dish cables, septic systems or privately-installed electric lines. You can provide this information to crews if you see them working in your neighborhood.
• Crews will make every attempt to contact a homeowner to discuss emergency repairs that may disrupt their property and the plan to restore the disturbed area.
• Start and track your construction projects online. Visit our new construction webpage to begin.

• Both Alliant Energy crews and contractors work on our electric and natural gas systems. 
• If you have questions and are unable to speak with someone on site, please use this online form. We often post signs in work areas or send mailings that include a local number to call as well.
• There will be large trucks and digging equipment in the area. During excavation, we will make every effort to minimize the impact and disturbance.
• To prevent sewer damages, crews may need access to your sewer line before, during or after the installation process. We can typically access it from outside your residence. In some instances, we may need to enter your residence.
• To track your projects, visit our My Account log in page and select “Track Construction Request” instead of logging in.

• Electric projects: Once new lines are installed, tested, and carrying electricity, the service to your house may need to be reconnected to the new lines. This may cause a short disruption of service.

• Gas projects: Once new gas lines are installed, tested and carrying gas, the service to your house will need to be connected to the gas main. This will cause a disruption in service. A contractor will knock on your door and provide you with a few options. If you are not available, a door hanger will be left with these options and a contact phone number.

Option 1: A trained employee enters your residence and relights your appliances.

Option 2: You sign an appliance relight release form and perform that task yourself.

• After the project is complete, landscape restoration crews will grade, put in dirt, plant grass seed and clean up. 
• Please water the new seed daily to ensure it grows.
• Any straw matting that may have been in place can be carefully removed once the grass is growing.
• If significant landscaping is necessary, we will contact our landscaping contractor to perform the work.
• The timing of restoration work will depend on weather conditions. Fall projects could require the restoration work to occur in the following spring. Postponing the work allows grass and other plantings to grow better.
• We often post signs in work areas or send mailings that include a specific number to call about projects in your neighborhood.

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What to expect during construction

This is a regulatory rebuild to convert overhead electric lines to underground. This will help to ensure safe and reliable service to this area.

Alliant Energy is partnering with MJ Electric to convert overhead electric lines to underground in rural Eddyville area. This will help to ensure safe and reliable service to this area.

Following construction in each area, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible. For questions on property restoration, please call MJ Electric at (906) 239-0803.

Alliant Energy is partnering with MJ Electric to convert overhead electric lines to underground in Hedrick. This will ensure safe and reliable service to the community.

Following construction in each area, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible. For questions on property restoration, please call MJ Electric at (906)239-0803.

MJ Electric and Alliant Energy will be installing new underground infrastructure in the area of 1st Ave, between 31st St and 22nd St in Marion. This will ensure safe and reliable service to the area. Following construction, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible.

MJ Electric and Alliant Energy will be installing new underground infrastructure in the area of 29th Ave and Indian Creek Rd in Marion. This will ensure safe and reliable service to the area. Following construction, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible.

Alliant Energy is partnering with Michels to convert overhead electric lines to underground in Mason City. This will ensure safe and reliable service to the community.

Following construction in each area, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible.

We will be reconfiguring our lines at the Iowa Department of Transportation’s road construction project along Highway 65 and surrounding neighborhoods.

Alliant Energy is partnering with MJ Electric/ J & R Underground to convert overhead electric lines to underground in Milton. This will ensure safe and reliable service to the community.

Following construction in each area, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible. For questions on property restoration, please call MJ Electric at (906)239-0803.

MJ Electric and Alliant Energy will be installing new underground infrastructure in the town of Stanwood. This will ensure safe and reliable service to the area. Following construction, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible.

Alliant Energy is replacing and upgrading existing underground electric lines in the Croell Ave area of Tiffin. This will ensure safe and reliable service to the neighborhood.

Installation of underground facilities will begin in June 2023. Following construction, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible.

Alliant Energy is partnering with Q3 Contracting to rebuild the natural gas system in Victor, Iowa. This will ensure safe and reliable service to the community. As part of this project, we will be asking for access to each structure with natural gas to relight appliances.

Following construction in each area, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible.

Alliant Energy is partnering with Q3 Contracting to rebuild the natural gas system in Washington, Iowa. This will ensure safe and reliable service to the community. As part of this project, we will be asking for access to each structure with natural gas to relight appliances.

Following construction in each area, necessary repairs to restore property will be made as efficiently as possible.

The city of West Okoboji is doing a water main replacement on Okoboji Blvd. from Jeppeson Rd to Jones Beach. Alliant Energy’s poles currently stand in the location where they plan to improve the water main. The city of West Okoboji would like to start the project around fall of 2023 and carry over into 2024.