Electric service

How to find your electric company

Start with your ZIP code to identify possible electric utilities, then confirm the complete service address with the utility. Electric territories can divide a ZIP code, so a mailing city alone is not proof of service.

Use the ZIP result as a shortlist

A MoveIn ZIP result can show municipal utilities, electric cooperatives, investor-owned utilities, or more than one possible provider. Read the coverage note beside each record before choosing an action.

  1. Enter the property ZIP code.
  2. Review every possible electric provider shown.
  3. Open the official start-service or address-check page.
  4. Confirm the complete address before paying a deposit or scheduling service.

Why more than one utility may appear

Electric service territories follow infrastructure and regulatory boundaries rather than postal routes. Two homes sharing a ZIP code—or even a mailing city—can have different utilities.

When the evidence does not support one ZIP-wide provider, MoveIn lists the supported possibilities instead of guessing.

Save outage information before you need it

After confirming the provider, save its outage-reporting number and official outage map. Use the utility’s emergency channel for electrical hazards and call 911 for immediate danger.

  1. Save the outage phone number in your contacts.
  2. Bookmark the official outage map.
  3. Know where the electrical panel is, but do not open sealed utility equipment.
Official resources

Confirm details at the source.

Find Your Utility

Florida Public Service Commission · Checked July 29, 2026

Official starting point for regulated electric and natural-gas utility territory information in Florida.

Visit Florida Public Service Commission

Power Outages

Ready.gov · Checked July 29, 2026

Federal preparedness guidance for power outages and household safety.

Visit Ready.gov