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Commercial Agreement for Fiber Optics Services

Commercial Agreement for Fiber Optics Services
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Our professional installation includes hardwiring each camera to your fiber network infrastructure for optimal performance.

Yes. EPB Managed Security and Hosted Camera products provide constant visibility into your business operations for peace of mind.

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For a non-residential account, you can choose from:

  • Cash deposit – held by EPB and accrues interest per EPB's interest rate policy
  • Indemnity bond – valid for at least one year, in a form acceptable to EPB
  • Irrevocable letter of credit – valid for at least one year, in a form acceptable to EPB
  • EPB Enhanced Security Deposit Program – available to non-residential customers with good payment history, subject to insurance carrier approval

Yes, eligible non-residential property owners get a 90-day grace period to connect electric service without a deposit while transitioning a property to a new tenant, as long as the owner is an existing EPB customer in good standing (no disconnect notices, returned checks, or non-pay disconnects). If electric service is needed longer than 90 days, the standard non-residential security deposit policy applies.

The non-residential security deposit is typically set at two times the amount of the highest bill on that business account over the previous 12 months. If you're a new business customer without billing history, or a different type of business is moving into an existing space, the initial non-residential deposit will be based on a fault current sheet from your electrician until at least 6 months of usage history is established.

EPB offers a blanket security deposit option for property owners whose non-residential tenant accounts change periodically. Owners can secure each electric account individually or aggregate them, and the deposit is based on the highest bill per account over the past 12 months, adjusted for occupancy rate. The property owner must continuously maintain this deposit, and when a tenant takes over the electric account, the tenant must provide their own non-residential security deposit per standard policy.

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