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- DTE Interrupt-able service question. - Michigan Sportsman Forum
DTE Interrupt-able service question Jump to Latest 19K views 5 replies 3 participants last post by tinmarine Jun 2, 2010 jpollman Discussion starter
- Who maintains DTE service drop? - Michigan Sportsman Forum
DTE is responsible for the maintaining service wire, but not any tree or branch problem, from pole to splice at house I had to beg the trimming crew cutting along the mains from pole to pole to cut a branch laying on my wire This is a tree 2 neigbors away Then maybe a year later I see my line sparking and smoking from a branch rubbing on it
- Telephone Utility Poles - Michigan Sportsman Forum
DTE has a program that they recycle all used telephone utility poles They told me that they are out of poles for 2 weeks, but that they will have more All other utility companies (BWL Consumers) all indicate that they no longer sell them to outsiders
- Consumers energy cost to run new service - Michigan Sportsman Forum
DTE provided first 150ft for free from pole service Neighbor just built and they ran a new pole fairly close to his home but put the last 100ft underground Call consumers and ask to speak to someone in new construction department You are likely going to have to cover some portion of the cost
- Are the DTE Hot Ponds open yet? | Michigan Sportsman Forum
Are the DTE Hot Ponds open yet? Jump to Latest 725 views 2 replies 3 participants last post by Shoeman Apr 11, 2025 Luciano Discussion starter
- Power Line Clearance | Michigan Sportsman Forum
We have issued a request to inspect the low hanging wire in your back yard Your order will go to our Dispatch Center and the appropriate DTE resource will be dispatched for analysis and or repairs Safety Precautions, if you think this is a hazard * Keep everyone, including pets, away from the hazard
- falling trees around power lines (main and drop to the house)
Without reading everything above homeowners are responsible for their secondary line CP and DTE are only responsible for primary lines They used to do it but pawned that off on the homeowner a few years back to cut costs
- Moving power lines - Michigan Sportsman Forum
Installed a pool in my backyard 20 years ago Needed my neighbors DTE power-line slid over out of my yard and back onto their property so the line was greater than 15ft from my pools edge The cost then was $ 800 00 but because the lines were not mine they did it at no cost to me The lines slid 30ft, 15ft from each side of the fence line Good
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