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Setting up utilities in Joliet

In Joliet, ComEd delivers electricity, Nicor Gas delivers gas, the City of Joliet Water and Sewer runs water and sewer, and WM handles trash pickup.

Moving to Joliet? Public Grid can set up your electric for you.

Your utilities in Joliet

Who to call for each service in Joliet, and how to start it.

ServiceProviderHow to start

Electric

ComEd

The electric company for Chicago and northern Illinois.

To start: ComEd doesn’t require a Social Security number. You can give a driver’s license number instead, and ComEd will also ask for your previous address.

Or let Public Grid set it up →

Gas

Nicor Gas

Nicor Gas delivers natural gas to customers throughout northern Illinois.

To start: Fill out the start service form with your identification information; an initial deposit is required if you don’t provide a Social Security number.

Water & sewer

City of Joliet Water and Sewer

Joliet’s Department of Public Utilities provides water and wastewater.

To start: Return the water and sewer application with proper identification, the last 4 digits of your SSN and a deposit unless you own the building; renters add a copy of the lease.

Trash & recycling

WM

The City of Joliet has contracted with Waste Management for garbage pickup.

Garbage and recycling are collected weekly on your regular collection day; yard waste in its season.

What Joliet homes pay for electricity

This is ComEd’s average for the homes it serves. Your own bill depends on your home’s size and how you heat it.

$112

ComEd’s average home bill, per month

19.3¢

ComEd’s average price per kilowatt-hour (kWh)

FAQ

Questions about moving to Joliet

A residential water and sewer application must come with a deposit. If you own the building, no deposit is required.

Weekly, on your regular collection day, along with recycling and, in its season, yard waste, though each is picked up at different times. For questions, contact Waste Management at 815-280-7854.

Sources: ComEd, Nicor Gas, City of Joliet Water and Sewer, WM, EIA.

Public Grid isn’t affiliated with these companies.

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