The service lateral conductor is the group of cables that carry the electrical current from its origin to the service point that it is going to be used. This is basically the cables that carry the power to a building from the transformer. Most of the conductors are connected to a meter at the service location that keeps track of the amount of electrical current being used over a period of time. This helps the power supplier to create a bill for the power customers. Most service lateral conductors flow underground to the service meter location from the transformer as oppose to running above ground.
If there is a problem with the electrical supply consistency at a location there may be an issue with the service lateral conductor. It could be worn, old or may be contaminated by exterior interferences such as water or dirt. In such a case it is important to have a professional assess the condition of the service lateral conductor. Safety and quality of electricity can be problematic if the service lateral conductor is damaged. Typically the electrical service provider is responsible for the service lateral conductor of the structure and they will need to investigate any problem that you might be having with this item. They should be able to determine if there is an issue with the service lateral conductor or not through some well educated investigation. Taking the time to discuss the issues with the service provider can help you to resolve the issues at hand quickly.