# Who Owns the Power Line to Your House? (Con Edison) | Who Pays the Repair?

> Con Edison owns the service wire from the street and the meter; the property owner owns the weatherhead, entrance cable, and meter pan.

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Con Edison owns the service wire from the street to the home and the meter; the property owner owns the service bracket, weatherhead, entrance cable, and meter pan.

**Boundary:** Con Edison's "What's Ours, What's Yours" page draws the line at the weatherhead: Con Edison owns and repairs the service wire from the street to the home and the electric meter itself; the customer owns the service bracket, weatherhead, entrance cable, and meter pan.

## Sources
- [What We Are Responsible for Repairing After Outages (What's Ours, What's Yours)](https://www.coned.com/en/services-and-outages/preventing-recovering-from-outages/repairs-after-outages/what-we-are-responsible-for-repairing-after-outages) — "Con Edison owns and is responsible for repairing or replacing the service wire that comes from the street to your home. ... We own and are responsible for the electric meter." (accessed 2026-09-27)
- [What We Are Responsible for Repairing After Outages (What's Ours, What's Yours)](https://www.coned.com/en/services-and-outages/preventing-recovering-from-outages/repairs-after-outages/what-we-are-responsible-for-repairing-after-outages) — "The service bracket and all the hardware running from the connection point of the electric service wire, down the side of and into the house—including the weatherhead, entrance cable, and meter pan—are your responsibility." (accessed 2026-09-27)

_Last verified 2026-09-25. Source: Who Pays the Repair? — https://whopaystherepair.com/rules/con-edison-electric-service-line-who-is-responsible/ — every claim checked against a primary source before publication (see /methodology/)._