AT HOME WITH YOUR OPTIONS

Electricity for
condos.

Condo living can involve both an individual electricity account and shared building expenses. Start by identifying the account you control, then compare plans around your residence’s usage and service address.

Compare my optionsAvailability and account eligibility must be confirmed.

A contemporary condominium building with private balconies

THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

Make your comparison count.

Your residence. Your account. Your options.

Know who holds the account

An individual utility meter and retail electricity account may allow you to choose a provider in a participating service area. If the association bills electricity through a master meter, confirm the arrangement first.

Separate home and shared costs

Hallways, elevators, amenities, and exterior lighting may be supplied through association-controlled accounts. A plan for your condo will not automatically change the building’s electricity agreements.

Compare at your usage level

A smaller residence may use less electricity than a plan’s advertised example. Look closely at recurring charges and any minimum usage or bill-credit conditions.

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

1Your unit number and full service address
2A recent bill showing the account and meter details
3Confirmation of individual or association-managed service
4Usage history and your current contract end date

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions about
condos.

Can a condo owner choose an electricity provider?+

It depends on the service area and how the condo is metered and billed. An owner with a separate retail electricity account may have options. An association’s master-meter arrangement requires a different review.

Will switching reduce my HOA dues?+

Changing your own electricity plan affects that account. Association expenses and dues are separate decisions. The association can request a review of the electricity accounts it controls.

What if electricity appears on my association statement?+

Ask the association or manager whether you have a direct retail account, a submeter, or an allocated share of a master-meter bill. That answer determines the next step.

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