Setting up utilities in Flower Mound
In Flower Mound, electricity depends on your address, gas depends on your address, water depends on your address, Town of Flower Mound Utility Billing handles sewer, and Town of Flower Mound Utility Billing handles trash pickup.
Moving to Flower Mound? Public Grid can set up your electricity, on our own plan where Oncor delivers or with CoServ.
Your utilities in Flower Mound
Who to call for each service in Flower Mound, and how to start it.
Electric
Depends on your address
Parts of Flower Mound; check your address
In this part of Flower Mound, you choose your electricity provider. Oncor delivers the power, and you pick the company that sells it.
Delivers the power
Oncor
The same for every home in this area. Call them about outages and downed lines.
Sells it to you · you pick
The electricity provider you choose
Your plan, your rate and your bill come from them. The state lists every plan.
How to start: pick a plan from the list and sign up with them. They arrange the connection with Oncor.
CoServ
Parts of Flower Mound; check your address
To start: CoServ asks for your Social Security number and a driver’s license or state-issued ID when you start electric service.
Or let Public Grid set it up →You can get started with Public Grid
Where Oncor delivers, we have our own electricity plan. Sign up in a few minutes.
Gas
Depends on your address
Atmos Energy
Atmos Energy provides natural gas in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Most of Flower Mound
To start: Use the online form, which asks for your mailing address, personal information and a username, then the address to serve. Your Social Security number isn’t mandatory, but if you don’t enter it, a deposit may need to be assessed.
CoServ Gas
CoServ Gas is the natural gas distribution utility of CoServ.
Parts of Flower Mound; check your address
To start: Request new service online or by phone with your driver’s license or state-issued ID and Social Security number; a credit check will determine if you need a deposit.
Water
Depends on your address
Town of Flower Mound Utility Billing
The Town of Flower Mound provides water, wastewater and trash.
Most of Flower Mound
To start: Return the Town’s residential application, signed indemnity waiver and a copy of a government-issued picture ID for everyone on the account; the form asks for your Social Security number, and you’re billed a deposit unless a letter of credit arrives before your first bill.
The Town provides wastewater service where it’s available.
Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation
Cross Timbers WSC provides water in south central Denton County.
Parts of north Flower Mound; check your address
To start: Owners complete and sign the online Home Owner’s Application for Service packet, which assesses each account a one-time membership deposit fee.
Renters use the Renter’s Application for Service, and the landlord must return a signed Billing Authorization form.
Texas Water Utilities
Serves customers in select Texas communities.
Sunrise Circle area; check your address
To start: Apply online with your driver’s license or ID number and an electronic signature; your application may be subject to fees and/or deposits, set by location.
Sewer
Town of Flower Mound Utility Billing
The Town of Flower Mound provides water, wastewater and trash.
To start: Return the Town’s residential application, signed indemnity waiver and a copy of a government-issued picture ID for everyone on the account; the form asks for your Social Security number, and you’re billed a deposit unless a letter of credit arrives before your first bill.
The Town provides wastewater service where it’s available.
Trash & recycling
Town of Flower Mound Utility Billing
The Town of Flower Mound provides water, wastewater and trash.
To start: Return the Town’s residential application, signed indemnity waiver and a copy of a government-issued picture ID for everyone on the account; the form asks for your Social Security number, and you’re billed a deposit unless a letter of credit arrives before your first bill.
The Town provides wastewater service where it’s available.
What Texas homes pay for electricity
This is the Texas average. Your own bill depends on your plan, your home’s size and how you heat it.
$178
Texas’ average home bill, per month
16.0¢
Texas’ average price per kilowatt-hour (kWh)
FAQ
Questions about moving to Flower Mound
Sources: CoServ, Oncor, Atmos Energy, CoServ Gas, Town of Flower Mound Utility Billing, Cross Timbers Water Supply Corporation, Texas Water Utilities, EIA.
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