Waco Utilities: Providers by Address

No. They're separate cities with their own water systems, even though they share Waco's phone book. Waco's answers only apply inside Waco; each surrounding town needs its own lookup.

Oncor, at every address we sampled, and because Waco is in the retail-choice market, you pick the plan that rides on those wires.

The central Waco addresses in our sampling matched the citywide lineup, but near-campus complexes often roll water or even electricity into the lease instead of having you open accounts. Read the lease first, then set up only what it leaves to you.

Oncor. In a choice market, the name on your electric bill is a retailer. It sells you the plan but doesn't own a single pole or wire. Oncor is the delivery utility that maintains the lines and restores outages, and our sampling found it at every Waco address we checked. Picking a cheaper plan doesn't get you slower repairs; the wires side never changes. Run the lookup to confirm the setup at your exact address before comparing plans.

Retail choice applies in Waco: Oncor is the fixed wires company; the plan provider is yours to pick. Oncor owns the wires; you choose the retail plan separately.

Enter the Waco street address in the lookup; you'll get the electric, gas, water and sewer lineup plus next-step links.

An ESI ID is the 17-digit meter identifier Texas retailers use to start electric service at a Waco address. It appears on any electric bill, and your retailer can also find it from your Waco service address. Our lookup plus that address is enough to enroll.