Setting up utilities in Mesa
In Mesa, electricity depends on your address, gas depends on your address, water depends on your address, the City of Mesa handles sewer, and the City of Mesa handles trash pickup.
Moving to Mesa? Public Grid can set up SRP for you.
Your utilities in Mesa
Who to call for each service in Mesa, and how to start it.
Electric
Depends on your address
SRP
Most of Mesa, outside the City’s downtown electric area
To start: SRP checks who you are before it starts service. Public Grid’s setup asks for your Social Security number for this and tells you exactly what you’ll need.
Or let Public Grid set it up →City of Mesa
The City of Mesa provides electricity around downtown Mesa.
About 5.5 square miles centered on downtown Mesa
To start: Request service by phone or at the City’s office, with an ID document and your Social Security or other government ID number, and place a deposit unless it’s waived.
Gas
Depends on your address
City of Mesa
The City of Mesa provides natural gas to homes and businesses.
Most of Mesa, including west, central and north Mesa
To start: Request service by phone or at the City’s office with an ID document and your Social Security or other government ID number, and place a deposit unless it’s waived.
Southwest Gas
Natural gas service for Arizona, Nevada and parts of California.
Parts of east and southeast Mesa, east of Val Vista Dr
To start: Start service online with your Social Security number.
Water
Depends on your address
City of Mesa
The City of Mesa provides water and wastewater service.
Most of Mesa
To start: Request service by phone or at the City’s office, with an ID document and your Social Security or other government ID number, and place a deposit unless it’s waived.
Arizona Water Company
Arizona Water Company operates 24 water systems across Arizona.
Some homes east of Crismon Road; check with the company
To start: Submit a move-in request online with your ID, confirming a shutoff valve within 18 inches of the meter box, then a signed lease or proof of home ownership.
Town of Queen Creek
The Town of Queen Creek’s Water Division provides drinking water.
Mesa’s southern edge near Germann Rd; check with the Town
To start: Fill out the new service application online; water isn’t turned on until the deposit and establishment fee are paid.
Sewer
City of Mesa
The City of Mesa provides water and wastewater service.
To start: Request service by phone or at the City’s office, with an ID document and your Social Security or other government ID number, and place a deposit unless it’s waived.
Trash & recycling
City of Mesa
The City of Mesa provides waste collection for residents and businesses.
To start: Request service by phone or at the City’s office, with an ID document and your Social Security or other government ID number, and place a deposit unless it’s waived.
Resident trash and recycling programs are for single-family homes.
What Mesa homes pay for electricity
This is SRP’s average for the homes it serves. Your own bill depends on your home’s size and how you heat it.
$166
SRP’s average home bill, per month
14.0¢
SRP’s average price per kilowatt-hour (kWh)
FAQ
Questions about moving to Mesa
Sources: SRP, City of Mesa, Southwest Gas, Arizona Water Company, Town of Queen Creek, EIA.
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