Local Utilities

Cable Services Contact Information  

 

 

Time Warner

 

Local Office

 
   3301 W. Royal Lane, Irving, Texas 75063
   14079 Senlac Drive, Farmers Branch, Texas 75234
972-742-5892
   

Charter Communications

 
Regional Office In Denton
Call Center
Ricky Allen
205 Industrial Street
Denton, Texas 76201
1-817-298-3600
P:940-243-6812
F:940-898-0879 
   
Verizon FiOS 1-877-707-7266
Question about your FiOS bill
FiOS technical support or to report a service trouble
1-888-553-1555
1-888-553-1555

 

 
Electric  
   

List of retail providers from which to choose electricity:

 

Texas Choice

1-866-797-4839

General inquiries if retail provider is not known

1-888-313-6862

Public Utility Commission of Texas - Consumer complaints

1-888-782-8477

 

 

Gas

 

 

 

Atmos Energy

 

Customer Service: new service, reconnect, bill inquiry:

1-800-460-3030

Electric Emergencies & outage notification:

1-888-313-4747

Street light problems

1-888-313-4747

Gas Emergencies & gas leak notification:

1-800-817-8090

Streetlight Outage Reporting Form

 

 

 

News Media

 
   

Other Related Links

 

 

 

Federal Communications Commission
Cable Services Bureau

 

Public Utility Commission of Texas

 

Better Business Bureau
Serving Metropolitan Dallas & Northeast Texas

 

Office of the Attorney General - State of Texas

 

Consumer Protection Hotline

800-621-0508

Consumer Protection Division Regional Offices

 
   

Telephone Service

The Texas Public Utility Commission and the FCC Act of 1996 required local telephone companies to allow new companies to connect with their networks in order to provide competitive local phone service.

To find out which companies are currently offering local phone service in your area, click here or look in your traditional telephone company’s telephone directory. A list of local phone companies should be found in the front pages of the directory.

For Complaints:
Call: 1-888-782-8477 (TTY 1-800-735-2988)
E-mail:
customer@puc.state.tx.us
Fax: 1-512-936-7003 

Voice over Internet Protocol telephone service, or VoIP, may look and appear to work like a phone, but it connects to the Internet, not a telephone line.  Below are several critical factors to consider regarding the impact of this technology on your emergency call to 9-1-1.

  • Does your VoIP phone provide 9-1-1 access?  Check your service provider’s website for emergency calling features.

  • When calling for emergency help, give your location and call back number.  Many VoIP services do not provide this information.

  • Call back if you get disconnected.

  • If the power is out, your VoIP service may also be out.

  • If you travel with your VoIP adapter, your VoIP phone may not work for making 9-1-1 calls. Call from another phone.

Utility Easement-Underground utility locations  
Texas One, Call Before You Dig 1-800-245-4545
DIG TESS 1-800-344-8377

 

 

Water

 

 

 

City Water Billing/Services (Utility Customer Service)

972-466-3120

City Water Utilities Division (Public Works)

972-466-3425