Alliant Energy’s commitment to maintain safe and reliable electric and natural gas systems occasionally requires us to do work that may impact your property.
When that happens, we make every effort to provide advance notice, minimize the impact on your property and then properly restore any areas that we disturbed.
The FAQ below outlines how we approach electric and gas construction projects. The list below provides information about active long-term projects in Iowa and Wisconsin.
When that happens, we make every effort to provide advance notice, minimize the impact on your property and then properly restore any areas that we disturbed.
The FAQ below outlines how we approach electric and gas construction projects. The list below provides information about active long-term projects in Iowa and Wisconsin.
The process
Paying a non-energy bill
Where do I find my Alliant Energy account number?
Your account number is located on your estimate. Please see the example below.
What zip code do I use?
Please use the zip code associated with the credit card or bank account you are using to make the payment.
Why don't I see a balance due?
If you are not seeing a balance due, you have received an estimate for the work to be completed. The balance is not applied to your account until all requirements, including payment for your estimate, are met to proceed with construction. Please click OK when prompted to continue. Please enter the total amount due found on your estimate to make your payment.
Why won't the system accept the last four digits of my social security number or my tax identification number?
It is likely you did not provide this during the application process. Please call us at 1-800-ALLIANT (800-255-4268). Provide us the number to pay online or pay while you are on the phone with us.
If I am paying with a credit card, what is the limit I can pay?
- For residential customers, the limit is $4,000 per transaction and/or per month.
- For business customers, the limit is $10,000 per transaction and/or per month.
- If your bill amount is above the limit, please pay with your savings or checking account or call us at 1-800-ALLIANT (800-255-4268)
Project information
Cedar Rapids area projects:
Other projects (click to expand):
We are partnering with Q3 Contracting (PSC) and CIT to rebuild part of the gas system in Huxley, Iowa to ensure safe and reliable service to your neighborhood and to continue to build a stronger community.
The construction portion of this project is complete.
Necessary repairs to restore property are being made as efficiently as possible. Restoration efforts will continue as long as the weather permits.
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 also be reconfiguring our lines at the Iowa Department of Transportation’s road construction project along Highway 65.
| AREA IMPACTED | ANTICIPATED START DATE | PROJECT TYPE | ANTICIPATED CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION DATE | ANTICIPATED RESTORATION COMPLETION DATE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
20th St. SE to 22nd St. SE
|
November 2021 | Converting overhead electric lines to underground | January 2023 | Spring 2023 |
| AREA IMPACTED | ANTICIPATED START DATE | PROJECT TYPE | ANTICIPATED CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION DATE | ANTICIPATED RESTORATION COMPLETION DATE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
S Pierce Ave. & 6th St. SW
|
January 2022 | Converting overhead electric lines to underground | February 2023 | Spring 2023 |
| AREA IMPACTED | ANTICIPATED START DATE | PROJECT TYPE | ANTICIPATED CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION DATE | ANTICIPATED RESTORATION COMPLETION DATE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Rolling Acres
|
May 2022 | Converting overhead electric lines to underground | June 2023 | July 2023 |
