Certificate of Final Electrical Inspection

Required by Meralco for new electrical connections, line reconnections, or load upgrading of existing installations.

Overview

Service Summary

Key information you need before starting this service.

Processing

2 Working Days

Fee

Varies by KVA Load

Who Can Apply

Property Owners or Authorized Representatives

Application

Walk-in

Process

Step-by-Step Process

Follow these steps to complete this service.

1

Submit & Inspection

Submit your electrical plans and forms. The Engineering team will visit your property to inspect the safety of your electrical installation.

2

Assessment

Once your installation passes the physical inspection, you will be issued an Order of Payment.

3

Pay Fees

Proceed to the Municipal Treasurer's Office and pay the computed fees to secure your Official Receipt.

4

Claim CEI

Final Step

Present your receipt to the Engineering Office to claim your official Certificate of Final Electrical Inspection (CEI). You can now submit this to Meralco.

Checklist

Requirements

Prepare these documents before submitting your application.

Core Documents (For All Applicants)

3 items to prepare

  • Completely filled out and signed Electrical Permit Form.
  • Proof of ownership (Deed of Sale, Land Title, etc.).
  • Latest Tax Payment Receipt (Amilyar).

For New Connections

2 items to prepare

  • Floor Plan (1 Original, 1 Photocopy).
  • Electrical Plan signed and sealed by a Professional Electrical Engineer (1 Original, 1 Photocopy).

For Reconnections & Upgrades

3 items to prepare

  • Photocopy of your old Meralco Bill.
  • For Upgrades: Schedule of Load signed by an Electrical Engineer.
  • For Reconnections: Previous Certificate of Electrical Inspection.

Help

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about this service.

Office

Office Information

Contact or visit the responsible office for assistance.

Office of the Municipal Engineer

Municipal Hall

engineering@binangonan.gov.ph

Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Cost to the People and Government of Binangonan: ₱0