1. Electricity Connection Costs

Bringing electricity to a property involves several components:​

• Service Line Charges: These vary based on the load requirement and whether the connection is overhead or underground. For instance, in some regions, charges can range from ₹2,995 for loads up to 5 kW to ₹8,065 for loads up to 100 kW. 
• Infrastructure Extension: If the property is far from existing power lines, additional costs for extending the infrastructure can apply. This may include the installation of poles or underground cables.​
  
• Security Deposits: Utilities often require a refundable security deposit, which can be equivalent to a few months of estimated consumption.​
  

 2. Water and Sewer Connection Costs

Connecting to municipal water and sewer systems includes 

• Connection Fees: These are charges levied by the local water authority for tapping into the main supply and sewer lines.​
  
• Infrastructure Costs: If the property is not adjacent to existing lines, the cost of extending pipes to the property can be significant.​
  
• Alternative Solutions: In areas without municipal services, installing a well and septic system is common. Costs for drilling a well and installing a septic system can vary widely based on soil conditions and local regulations 

3. Additional Utility Installation Costs

Other utilities to consider include:​

• Natural Gas: Installation costs depend on the distance from existing gas lines and can include fees for trenching and meter installation 
• Telecommunications: Connecting telephone and internet services may involve installation fees, especially if the property is in a remote area.​
  

Permits and Inspections: Local authorities may require permits for utility installations, and inspections may be necessary to ensure compliance with regulations.​