Move-in service board
Enter an address to assemble the electric, gas, water, sewer, and municipal service path, with confidence per service and official start or verification links.
If an official service-territory boundary, municipal source, or utility start-service page is not connected yet, the result stays honest: jurisdiction, confidence, official verification links, and the exact data gap.
Initial market pages focus on population-heavy metros and official utility sources that stay useful for movers.
Official NYC and New York utility sources cover the main municipal services. Gas service varies by borough, so gas remains a verify-before-start row.
Open city checkCity of Los Angeles utility services are highly municipalized; addresses outside the city need the jurisdiction fallback.
Open city checkChicago has clear official municipal utility sources and regulated electric/gas utilities.
Open city checkHouston is in Texas retail electric choice territory; this page identifies the delivery utility and sends the user to official retail-choice verification.
Open city checkPhoenix electric territory is split between APS and SRP, so electric is a territory-check fallback unless an official parcel/territory adapter is added.
Open city checkPhiladelphia has stable city utility sources and regulated electric/gas utilities.
Open city checkNot yet. It returns source-backed provider rows where official city or utility sources are connected. If exact boundary data is unavailable, it shows jurisdiction and official verification links instead of inventing a provider.
Some states separate the wires utility from the retail electric supplier. In those markets, the result identifies the source-backed delivery utility and links to the official retail-choice path when relevant.
Use the official start-service links shown in the result. The utility or municipality makes the final service eligibility and account decision.
Internal links are prioritized from observed search and analytics signals, then adjusted as new data comes in.