--- title: "San Isabel Electric Association Inc" url: https://contractorlink.pro/san-isabel-electric-association trades: [Electrical] city: Pueblo West region: CO google_rating: 3.3 google_rating_count: 111 website: "http://www.siea.com/" phone: "(800) 279-7432" license: All rights reserved. Content from ContractorLink. --- # San Isabel Electric Association Inc ## About San Isabel Electric is a not-for-profit electric cooperative providing electricity and other services to southern Colorado. As a cooperative, it operates on a not-for-profit basis, returning leftover funds to members as capital credits. They also offer rebates for energy-efficient products. ## Trades - Electrical ## Services - Surge Protection - Circuit Breaker Services - Electrical Repairs - Smart Home Systems - Electrical Installations - Safety Inspections - Specialty Installations - Lighting Services ## Location Pueblo West, CO, 81007 ## Service Area Serves within 30 minutes drive time of Pueblo West, CO. **Phone**: (800) 279-7432 ## Google Reviews 3.3/5 stars from 111 Google reviews. [View on Google Maps](https://maps.google.com/?cid=1718857048078608391&g_mp=CiVnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLkdldFBsYWNlEAIYBCAA) - 5/5 — Anonymous Excellent company & customer service. We had the great privilege of working with Jack & Benji, two highly skilled technicians from San Isabel Electric. Jeff did an amazing job helping us troubleshoot over the phone with our ETS heating system when we were without heat. Then he & Benji came out to troubleshoot all the issues and repair them all. Over all, we were very impressed that they were so responsive, knowledgeable, helpful and a true pleasure to work with. Highly recommend!! - 5/5 — Anonymous The electricians working with San Isabel Electric deserve a shout out for being kind, respectful, and genuinely enjoyable to speak to/receive help from. Robert and his crew have been so helpful to me and my family. Every time I speak to Robert or meet members of his team I feel comfortable and it feels like they make us a priority. I overheard one of his team members asking my 2 boys if it was okay for him to enter their room while working on adding an outlet for our water heater. I‘m a behavior analyst and work with children with disabilities, and I can say many of my colleagues don’t even provide that opportunity for assent/consent towards the children we work with and shows the integrity Robert‘s team holds as a value. I can’t explain how appreciative I am towards them for everything and I’m sorry my driveway is so steep! - 1/5 — Anonymous level 2 charger at PW Library has been broken for years. It is no longer supported by Charge Point. Needs a $70,000 upgrade/replacement apparently. Who will pay this? Ideas? - 5/5 — Anonymous This is by far the BEST utility service that I have ever done business with. In 11 years I have only experienced a couple very short outages. Ralph and Naomi specifically, are fantastic human beings that have been nothing but courteous and helpful to me when I have asked for assistance outside the scope of routine operations. They take time to explain things in ways I can easily understand. - 2/5 — Anonymous The power line to my house was cut today by a plumber so San Isabel had to come fix it. They were extremely unprepared even though they knew what they were dealing with, they left 3 times to get more materials. My 1 year old, my dog and I couldn’t be at our house all day today because it didn’t have power and it’s too hot. I have no where else to go so I had to drive around and sit in my car and at my neighbors house all day while they took their time. Finally after 7 hours of them working I asked if they were getting close, when I hadn’t said one word to them yet, and these men were so rude to me. We asked when our power would be turned back on and one of them laughs and goes we will turn it on tomorrow afternoon if you don’t back off. I then said I would cry if we didn’t get it until tomorrow because I have no where else to go. And he was like well you’re bitching to the wrong people about crying we have families and other things we want to be doing too I don’t want to be here(like as if this isn’t their job) and I said I understand that, but when you have no where else to go and the house is too hot for your baby it’s frustrating and he told me to put my baby in the car and drive around. Like really, drive my baby around for 8 hours? Ridiculous. I cannot believe how rude they were and I will definitely be calling tomorrow to speak with someone about this situation because I didn’t deserve to be treated that way just for trying to see if I could go back home after 8 hours. They got our power back up and running which I appreciate so I will give them a couple stars for that but for how long it took because they were so unprepared and how rude those men were, they really don’t deserve any stars. ## FAQ **Q: How do I start or stop electric service with San Isabel Electric Association in Pueblo West, CO?** A: To start or stop service, visit the Start/Stop Service section on the San Isabel Electric website or call (800) 279-7432 to speak with a representative. As a member-owned electric cooperative, the process involves providing your address in the service area like Pueblo West, CO, and setting up an account for billing and outages. Account services are available online for easy management once enrolled. **Q: What rebates does San Isabel Electric offer for energy-efficient products in Pueblo West?** A: San Isabel Electric provides cash rebates for over 40 qualifying energy-efficient items, including electric bikes, mowers, chainsaws, HVAC systems, and electric vehicles. Homeowners in the service area, such as Pueblo West, CO, can apply for these rebates to offset costs of upgrading to efficient electrical appliances. Check the Rebates page on the website for eligibility details and qualifying products. **Q: Is San Isabel Electric a member-owned utility, and what are capital credits?** A: Yes, San Isabel Electric Association is a not-for-profit electric cooperative where members like you in Pueblo West, CO, become owners upon signing up for service. Capital credits are periodic refunds of margins based on your electricity usage during a specified period, distributed back to local members instead of distant investors. This cooperative model ensures community-focused benefits, with more information available on the Capital Credits page. **Q: What financing options does San Isabel Electric provide for home electrical improvements?** A: San Isabel Electric offers 0% interest financing for 12 months on qualifying home improvements, available only to their electric utility customers in areas like Pueblo West, CO. This can cover energy-efficient upgrades such as new HVAC systems or EV chargers. Learn more and apply through the promotions section on the website to make improvements without immediate interest costs. **Q: How can I report or check electrical outages with San Isabel Electric in Pueblo West?** A: Use the Outage Center and Outage Map on the San Isabel Electric website to report issues or view real-time outage status in Pueblo West, CO. Call (800) 279-7432 for immediate assistance if you're experiencing a power outage. As a cooperative, they prioritize reliable service and quick response for member-owners in the region. **Q: What is the service area for San Isabel Electric Association's electrical services?** A: San Isabel Electric Association primarily serves rural areas in southern Colorado, including Pueblo West, CO, as part of their cooperative network. Coverage focuses on providing reliable electric utility services to member-owners in these communities. Contact them at contactus@siea.com or (800) 279-7432 to confirm if your specific address qualifies. ## Online Presence - Website: http://www.siea.com/ - Google Maps: https://maps.google.com/?cid=1718857048078608391&g_mp=CiVnb29nbGUubWFwcy5wbGFjZXMudjEuUGxhY2VzLkdldFBsYWNlEAIYBCAA --- Profile: https://contractorlink.pro/san-isabel-electric-association