UtilityOn
How it works

From starts file to
power on — in days.

Here's every step UtilityOn handles for you, from the day you send us a lot to the day the homeowner gets the keys. No phone tag. No spreadsheet. No missed utility follow-ups.

  1. Send us your starts

    Drop us a weekly starts file (CSV, Excel, anything) or enter a lot manually in about 90 seconds. We pull out the addresses and kick off every utility request automatically.

    Volume builders: automate the whole weekly run. Custom builders: one lot at a time, same flow.

  2. We request ESI-IDs + temp meters

    One process, every Texas utility. Centerpoint, Oncor, AEP North & Central, TNMP, plus the regulated co-ops. You never have to log into their portals.

  3. We chase down problems before they delay you

    Permit flags, missing inspections, ESI-IDs stuck in review, install reschedules — we catch them first and tell you what to do, not the other way around.

    Our team takes the calls so your construction manager doesn't have to.

  4. One click for the permanent meter

    When the slab is poured, the walls are up, the meter can be attached and the inspection's passed, request the perm meter from the dashboard. We schedule, track, and confirm the install.

  5. One click to transfer to the homeowner

    At closing, transfer the account to the buyer without four more phone calls. The account moves with the keys.

The dashboard

Every meter, every status,
in one place.

Every team member sees the same live view: ESI-IDs requested, temp meters scheduled, perms installed, homeowner transfers completed. No weekly status meeting required.

Each meter moves along these color-coded status tags…

Lifecycle status tags: ESI-ID requested, temp meter requested, temp meter on site, and more.

…then you either close the temp account (with optional swingover to perm)…

Account close lifecycle status tags.

…or transfer the perm account to your homeowner at closing.

Account transfer lifecycle status tags.

You're always updated via email, but the easiest way to track every meter at a glance is the dashboard itself:

The UtilityOn builder dashboard — a list of every meter with its live status.
Utility coverage

One process for every Texas utility

Deregulated electric is about 90% of Texas — and free. Regulated, co-op, and gas are the rest. We cover all three.

Deregulated electric

~90% of Texas · free

  • AEP Central
  • AEP North
  • Centerpoint
  • LP&L
  • Oncor
  • TNMP

Regulated & co-ops

$100/home · invoiced on install

The ones we work with most often:

  • Austin Energy
  • Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative
  • Brownsville PUB
  • Bryan Texas Utilities
  • CPS Energy (San Antonio)
  • CoServ
  • College Station Utilities
  • Denton Power Company
  • Entergy
  • Farmers Electric Coop
  • Grayson-Collin Electric Coop
  • HILCO Electric Cooperative
  • Lamar Electric Coop
  • Magic Valley Electric Coop
  • MidSouth Electric Co-op
  • Navarro County Electric Coop
  • Nueces Electric Cooperative
  • Sam Houston EC
  • San Bernard Electric Co-op
  • San Patricio Electric Cooperative
  • Tri-County Electric Coop
  • Trinity Valley Electric Cooperative

Natural gas

$100/home · invoiced on install

  • Atmos Energy
  • Centerpoint Energy
  • CPS Energy

Don't see your utility here? We can still request the connection — send us the lot and we'll tell you what's possible.

Already have meters in flight?

Import your existing ones in a minute.

Send us whatever list you have and we'll pull the status of every meter you've already requested through another channel.

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Takeaways

Something to send to your team.

Quickstart flyerA single page your construction managers can keep on the desk.Full brochureThe longer pitch — what we do, how we do it, and what it costs.

Give us your next lot.
See for yourself.

Free in deregulated areas. Ten minutes to set up. No contracts.

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