Add a New Electricity Meter in Texas
EnergyBrokerTX serves as an advisor between you, your electrician, and the utility, helping you understand requirements, avoid delays, and connect each new meter to a competitive Texas electricity plan that fits how the space will be used.oncor+1
When You Need a New Meter
1.) New construction projects that have never had power service before and need a first-time meter set.
2.) Adding a suite, tenant space, or building where each area needs its own separately metered service for billing and accountability.
3.) Converting an existing property (for example, splitting a single meter into multiple meters for individual units or sub-tenants).
In each of these situations, the local utility is responsible for installing and owning the meter, while you or your contractor are responsible for wiring, panels, and meeting code requirements. EnergyBrokerTX helps you line up the right provider and rate so that, once the utility is ready to set the meter, your account and billing are already in place.
How EnergyBrokerTX Helps with New Meter Setups
Once the utility verifies the site is ready and all inspections are complete, it will install and activate the meter so usage can be recorded and billed under the selected rate plan. EnergyBrokerTX can stay involved through this process to help with any questions about timing, documentation, and rate options.
Add a New Electricity Meter to Your Texas Property
To add a new electricity meter to your Texas property, share a few basics: the service address, what the space will be used for (home, suite, or business), and your ideal activation date. These details help coordinate with the utility and align your new meter with a suitable electricity plan from day one.
Request Help Adding aNew Meter
Have a new construction project or need to add an extra electricity meter to an existing property in Texas? Share a few details about your site and timeline, and EnergyBrokerTX will help coordinate with the utility and match your new meter to a competitive rate plan. A short conversation now can prevent delays, surprise costs, and meter issues down the road.
