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Setting up utilities in Nashua

In Nashua, Eversource delivers electricity, Liberty delivers gas, Pennichuck Water Works runs water, the Nashua Wastewater Department handles sewer, and the Nashua Solid Waste Department handles trash pickup.

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

Your utilities in Nashua

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

ServiceProviderHow to start

Electric

Eversource

The electric company for most of New Hampshire.

To start: Eversource asks for ID when you start service. Public Grid’s setup tells you exactly what you’ll need.

Or let Public Grid set it up →

Gas

Liberty

Liberty delivers natural gas to communities in New Hampshire.

To start: Use the Start Service link with your Social Security number to schedule your meter turn-on; an adult (18 or older) must be present.

Former customers must settle any debt for previous service before service starts, and Liberty may require a deposit.

Water

Pennichuck Water Works

Pennichuck Water Works supplies drinking water in southern and central NH.

To start: Call or email Pennichuck Customer Service, or submit its Property Transfer form, to transfer service into your name and arrange the required final meter reading.

Sewer

Nashua Wastewater Department

The Wastewater Department collects and treats Nashua’s wastewater.

Trash & recycling

Nashua Solid Waste Department

The City’s Solid Waste Department collects most residential trash.

Weekly curbside trash pickup covers most residences in Nashua.

What Nashua homes pay for electricity

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

$162

Eversource’s average home bill, per month

26.2¢

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

FAQ

Questions about moving to Nashua

The City’s Solid Waste Department picks up trash at the curb every week for most residences in Nashua. Recycling is collected every other week, on the same day as trash.

Yes. Carts and bins belong to the City of Nashua and can’t be moved from the property they’re assigned to. Each cart has an ID number on the front registered to a specific address.

Sources: Eversource, Liberty, Pennichuck Water Works, Nashua Wastewater Department, Nashua Solid Waste Department, EIA.

Public Grid isn’t affiliated with these companies.

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