Moving can be stressful, but setting up or cancelling utility service doesn't have to be. With EWEB's online portal you can request service changes whenever is convenient for you.
EWEB provides electric and water service to the Eugene community. We also provide electric service to parts of east Springfield and the upriver community. For details, see a map of our service territory.
You can schedule your service request up to 90-days in advance. When scheduing your start or stop date, keep in mind that your service may be turned on/off any time between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. on the date you selected.
Start Residential Service
New residential customers can request to start service online. Commercial customers will need to contact customer service to verify their EIN before starting service.
Start Service
Transfer Exisiting Service
Current residential customers can sign into their MyAccount portal to request to transfer services to another address within the EWEB service territory
Transfer Service
Stop Service
Residential and commercial customers moving outside the EWEB terrirtory can request to stop service by logging into their MyAccount portal.
Stop Service
Customers may also call customer service at 541-685-7000 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Firday to schedule service requests. Please note that call volume is high in August and September and hold times may be longer than expected.
Additional Information
Below you'll find helpful information you may need to have on hand when scheduling your service request.
Starting service
We provide electric and water service to the Eugene community. We also provide electric service to parts of east Springfield and the upriver community. For details, see a map of our service territory.
Here's what you'll need:
- Social security number (Don't have a social security number?)
- Driver's license number and state of issuance
- Address where you would like to start service
- Date you wish to start service (Monday - Friday, excluding holidays)
- Mailing address
- Phone number
- Full name of any roommates
- Legal name of spouse or legal domestic partner (if applicable)
Timing Information
You request your service to start as soon as the following business day. Requests received after 4 p.m. may take two business days to process.
Utility service is typically turned on between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. If we have a large number of service orders this could extend to 8 p.m.
Charges
- When you place an order to start service, we require a one-time $20 account processing charge, which is due with your first bill.
- Requests for same-day service have an additional $65 charge.
- Accounts may also require a security deposit.
Special circumstances
There are times when our field staff may advise against starting either water or electric service. In the following situations, our staff will not start your service without a verbal waiver given on a recorded line to an EWEB staff member:
- Starting electric service without also having active water service, whether we are providing water service or you are using another water provider. Doing so can cause an empty water heater to overheat, creating a safety hazard.
- Starting water service when your water meter indicates running water. An existing leak may be made worse when connecting to water service. There also could be a faucet turned on inside the house, which could result in water damage.
- Starting water or electric service when posted signs state that the property is winterized. The property must be properly de-winterized and all signs removed before our field staff will restore either water or electric service.
As the property owner, you may choose to have utility service provided in any of the above situations, but you must first give verbal consent. You may call customer service at 541-685-7000 to give your verbal consent.
Stopping service
You are responsible for paying for service until your account closes. Schedule a preferred date, up to 90-days in advance, to prevent paying for someone else's usage.
Call customer service at 541-685-7000 to schedule your move out.
Timing information
Youcan request to stop your service as soon as the following business day. Requests received after 4 p.m. may take two business days to process.
Final bill
Please remember, once you stop service, you will receive a final bill for charges for the time frame between your previous bill and the last day of service.
Moving service
Moving can be hectic, so consider scheduling the date for your utility service to change location up to 90-days in advance.
You can schedule to move your service from one residence to another within our service territory by using calling customer service at 541-685-7000. You also can overlap the move in and out dates.
Here's what you'll need:
- Address of the residence where you are stopping service
- Address of the residence where you are starting service
- Dates you wish to stop and start service
- Mailing address
- Phone number
For landlords
If your tenants pay us directly for utility service, you may wish to apply for an "Automatic Hookup Agreement." If your account qualifies, your service can stay active and we will transfer the bill to your name between tenants. This helps avoid delays in service for any new tenants.
To get started, call customer service at 541-685-7000.
In-person assistance
In-person customer service is available by appointment at Eugene's City Hall, 500 East 4th Avenue (the former site of EWEB headquarters). An EWEB Customer Service Agent can process ID verification, accept paperwork, help explain your bill, answer account questions, and assist with setting up an online account. To make an appointment, please call 541-685-7000.
Customer Service Agents are not able to accept payments at the City Hall location. Click here to learn about ways to pay your bill.
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