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3,450 Dallas addresses on file · 56 ZIP codes
These are the providers we see at Dallas addresses in our own records, not a directory listing. The exact answer depends on your address, so read this as the shape of the city and the lookup as the answer for your home.
| Utility | Most common provider | On file |
|---|---|---|
| Electricity |
Oncor
Delivery only. You choose the plan |
territory, not a share |
| Natural gas | Atmos Energy | 99% of 3,283 |
| Water | Dallas Water Utilities | 96% of 3,310 |
Figures come from 3,450 Dallas addresses in our own provider records across 56 ZIP codes, as of 2026-07-22. Individual addresses vary. How we verify this.
Electricity is the odd one out on this page. Atmos Energy handles gas at 99% of the Dallas addresses in our records, Dallas Water Utilities covers 96% of the water, and none of that involves choosing. Electricity does: Oncor delivers because of where you live, and the plan on top is yours to pick.
Providers change street by street, so a city-wide list is often wrong for your address.
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Here the answer is usually more than one. Across 3,430 Dallas locations in our records, most show several networks, so the percentages below describe reach, not market share.
| Network | Appears at | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Spectrum | 98% of locations | not stated |
| AT&T Fiber | 62% of locations | fiber |
| AT&T Air | 3% of locations | fixed wireless |
| AT&T Copper | 2% of locations | DSL |
| Frontier Fiber | 1% of locations | fiber |
62% of the Dallas locations in our records show AT&T Fiber fiber. Where it stops says more about the build map than about the neighborhood.
Based on 3,430 Dallas locations in our records, not a guarantee for any single home. We name a technology only when the network itself does.
Two answers, depending on what you mean. Oncor runs the wires into every Dallas property in its territory. The company charging you per kilowatt-hour is a retail supplier you choose, and it can change without anything happening at the meter.
The plan yes, the wires no. Shopping changes your rate and your supplier; it never changes who maintains the line or answers an outage. Worth knowing which is which before a Dallas move, because only one of them needs deciding.
Not at all. Atmos Energy covers 99% of the Dallas gas addresses in our records; much of the rest simply has no gas connection. Checking beats assuming, because an all-electric Dallas home skips a whole setup step.
Mostly Dallas Water Utilities, at 96% of the Dallas addresses in our records. Dallas water districts follow reservoirs and pipes rather than the city line, so this one varies more than people expect.
Across 3,430 Dallas locations on file, Spectrum appears at 98%, AT&T Fiber appears at 62%, AT&T Air appears at 3%. Most addresses have more than one option available, which is why those figures add up to more than 100.
Give us the address and we route the details. Oncor and the rest of the Dallas lineup get what they need, then set up service on their own timelines.
Once we know the address, the details go to each provider that covers it. They handle the account itself, on their own timelines and terms, which is why what you get back is a set of accounts with them, not one with us.
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See my providersFigures come from 3,450 Dallas addresses in our own provider records across 56 ZIP codes, as of 2026-07-22. Individual addresses vary. Check yours directly. Here is how we verify provider data.