Find Your Utility Providers by Address
Enter your address and we'll find your electricity, gas, water and internet providers, then set them up for you — free.
690,000+ addresses checked, in all 50 states.
How it works
- We find your providers. You give us the address, we tell you which companies actually serve it. Territory lines don't follow city or ZIP boundaries, so the address is what decides it.
- You confirm and pick plans. In states with retail choice you pick an electricity plan. Everywhere else the utility is your only option, so there's nothing to choose.
- We set everything up. We open the accounts and text you as each provider confirms.
About three minutes, start to finish.
How is this free?
Providers pay us a referral fee when you start service through us. You pay the same as you would going direct. We also list providers that don't pay us, because a list that left them out wouldn't be much use to you.
Who services your address
Electricity, gas, water and internet — and your exact address decides all four.
- Electric The company that delivers your power In choice states you also pick a retail plan. We show both.
- Gas Your gas utility, or a clear “no gas here” Gas lines don't reach every street. If yours has none, we say so instead of guessing.
- Water Your city, a district, or a MUD Water is the messy one. The city on your mail often isn't who bills you.
- Internet What's actually available there Availability changes house to house, so we check the address, not the ZIP.
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Free · electricity, gas, water, internet · about a minute
Where the answers come from
We check your address against utility territory maps and the results of hundreds of thousands of lookups this utility finder has already run. You get the actual companies that serve your home — the electric utility that owns the wires, the gas utility if there's a main on your street, the water system that bills you, and the internet providers available at your address — each with a phone number and a link to start service.
Want to look around first? Every state below has a guide with coverage maps, and the cities we get asked about most have street-level guides of their own.
690,000+ addresses · 50 states · 15,095 ZIP codes · updated Jul 2026 · How we verify
Utility providers by state
Coverage maps and city guides built from address-level checks. Every state has a hub.
City guides worth starting with
Street-level provider breakdowns for our most-checked metros.
Utility lookup questions, answered
What utility companies service my address?
Enter your address in the lookup above. You'll get the electricity, gas, water and internet providers for that exact address, with sign-up links, in about a minute. Territory lines change street by street, so a city-level list is often wrong — the address is what decides it.
What utilities are available at my address?
Electricity and water serve nearly every US address; gas and internet vary street by street. The lookup checks all four and tells you what's actually available, including a clear “no gas here” when your street has no mains.
How do I find utilities for a new address?
Run the lookup, confirm your providers, pick a plan where your state gives you a choice, and we open the accounts for you. About three minutes start to finish, and free.
Is the utility lookup free?
Yes, and you don't need an account. If you start service through us, the provider pays us a referral fee. That's what pays for it.
Find the providers for your address
One lookup covers all four utilities, with a sign-up link for each. Free, in about a minute.
Free · electricity, gas, water, internet · about a minute
Observation counts on this page come from our address-level mapping database, not from inventing city-wide lists. Data refreshed Jul 2026. Territories vary address by address. Always confirm yours with the lookup. Read how we verify provider data.