BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Electricity for
large apartment communities.
Bring the electricity accounts your team controls into one review. Community lighting, amenities, offices, vacant units, and master-meter service can each have different usage and contract needs.
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THE DETAILS THAT MATTER
Make your comparison count.
From common areas to a whole portfolio.
Map the accounts
Identify owner-controlled meters, resident accounts, and any master-meter arrangements. A commercial review should cover only the accounts the requesting owner or manager is authorized to act on.
Understand shared loads
Pools, fitness centers, lighting, elevators, and leasing offices create different usage patterns. Review account-level bills, peak demand where applicable, and seasonal changes.
Coordinate the portfolio
List renewal dates across properties and account for occupancy changes or new amenities. Review each offer’s treatment of added or removed meters before assuming one contract covers every location.
LET’S GET READY
A little preparation.
A more useful conversation.
Have these details nearby. You don’t need to have every answer before getting in touch.
Start my comparison- 1A list of properties, service addresses, and controlled meters
- 2Recent bills and up to 12 months of usage per account
- 3Current agreements, renewal dates, and account authority
- 4Planned property changes and any master-meter details
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions about
large apartment communities.
Can management switch every resident’s electricity?+
A property’s common-area agreement does not authorize changes to residents’ separate accounts. Establish which meters and agreements management controls before requesting a quote or change.
Can several properties be reviewed together?+
Yes, you can request a portfolio review. Eligibility, provider offers, utility territories, and contract terms still need to be considered for each service address and meter.
What about vacant apartments?+
Include any vacancy-service accounts the property controls and describe expected turnover. Ask how each proposed agreement handles units entering or leaving the account.
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