In Irving, electric delivery is handled by Oncor — and since Irving sits in Texas's deregulated market, you pick your own Irving retail plan; Atmos Energy is Irving's natural-gas utility; City of Irving handles Irving's water and sewer. The exact lineup depends on your Irving address — even nearby Grand Prairie and Dallas answer differently.
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Irving splits personalities: the older south side near downtown Irving runs on long-established infrastructure, while Las Colinas and Valley Ranch to the north were master-planned later with their own layers of districts on top of city services. Electricity is standard deregulated DFW; water comes from the city.
Irving runs from post-war bungalows near its old downtown to the glass towers of Las Colinas, with DFW Airport forming the entire western border. Few Texas cities pack this much variety into the map — yet the core lineup held uniform across every Irving address in our sampling.
Time your Irving setup to the North Texas calendar and everything gets easier. Electricity here works on a pick-your-own-plan basis, with Oncor running the wires no matter which retailer you sign with, and the shrewd move is choosing a plan before the long air-conditioning season — roughly May into late September — rather than in the middle of it, when a bad fit shows up on the very first bill. Gas from Atmos Energy matters most at the other end of the year, during the short stretch of January mornings when furnaces actually earn their keep. And the City of Irving, which handles both water and sewer, is who to ask about summer lawn-watering rules once the real heat settles in.
| Utility | Provider | Phone | Start service |
|---|---|---|---|
| ⚡ Electricity |
Oncor
Delivery utility — you choose your plan |
(888) 313-6862 | Provider site |
| 🔥 Natural gas | Atmos Energy | (888) 286-6700 | Provider site |
| 💧 Water | City of Irving Municipal | (972) 721-2600 | Provider site |
| 🚽 Sewer | City of Irving Municipal | (972) 721-2600 | Provider site |
Based on 12 sampled Irving addresses spanning ZIP codes 75038, 75039, 75060, 75061, 75062, 75063 (2026-07-20). Yours may differ — the Irving lookup is the tiebreaker.
Valley Ranch and parts of Las Colinas carry special-district add-ons that show up on bills even when the underlying providers match the rest of Irving.
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Oncor — Irving's TDU — owns the wires here, the same delivery setup as Irving's neighbors Grand Prairie and Dallas, and restores Irving outages ((888) 313-6862) whoever you pay. Your separately chosen Irving plan (compare at Power to Choose) sets the rate on your Irving bill — full wires-vs-plans explainer here.
Irving's providers are consistent; what varies is which district line items ride along in the newer planned areas.
Oncor is the TDU for Irving — the wires-and-meters utility — at every one of the Irving addresses we sampled. You pick the retail plan that sets your Irving rate; Oncor delivers either way.
At every one of the Irving addresses we sampled, City of Irving was the water provider — sewer included. Other districts take over around Irving's edges, so check your block.
No — at every one of the sampled Irving addresses, Atmos Energy was the gas utility, but plenty of Irving homes are all-electric and never open this account.
The core providers matched at every Irving address we sampled, planned communities included — electricity delivered by Oncor, city water and sewer. What differs in Las Colinas and Valley Ranch is the district line items that can ride along on top.
Oncor owns and repairs the delivery network at every address in our sampling. Your retail plan provider can't dispatch a truck — report outages to the wires company.
It doesn't — Irving bills water and sewer through its own city services, and Dallas Water Utilities stops at the boundary. The wires side is different: Oncor's delivery territory spans both cities, so only the water half of your setup changes when you cross.
Plan on three. Water and sewer both come from the City of Irving, so a single municipal provider covers that pair. Natural gas, where a home has it, was consistently Atmos Energy in our address sampling. Electricity takes the most thought: Oncor handles the wires and delivery, but Irving sits in Texas's retail choice market, so picking your own electricity plan is on you. Run the lookup on your new address to confirm the lineup before you schedule anything.
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Find my providersIrving provider data comes from our address-level utility lookup engine — 12 Irving sample addresses spread across ZIPs 75038, 75039, 75060, 75061, 75062, 75063, refreshed 2026-07-20. Individual Irving addresses vary — check yours directly. Here's how we verify Irving provider data.