Cost to hook up bc hydro

cost to hook up bc hydro

How much does it cost to open a BC Hydro account?

Your landlord’s name and phone number (if you are renting). Note that a charge of $12.40 + GST for each new account will appear on your first BC Hydro bill. There is a $12.40 + GST charge for setting up new accounts. You may need to pay a security deposit to start electrical service at your home or business.

Can I move my BC Hydro service to a new location?

If youre moving to an address that has an electrical connection, go immediately to start, stop or move your service. If you need BC Hydro service at a location that does not have an electrical connection (such as a new condo development, new vacation home or cabin), you will need to apply for a new electrical connection.

What should I know as a BC Hydro customer?

What you should know as a BC Hydro customer Moving Close New BC Hydro customers Move or cancel your service Electrical connections Close Electrical service connections & outages during COVID-19 Using MyHydro for electrical service connection requests Single-residential connections Charges & fees for connections

What to do if you have trouble paying your BC Hydro Bill?

Trouble paying your BC Hydro bill? Late payment and disconnection Non-payment disconnections in winter Get your service reconnected What you should know as a BC Hydro customer Moving Close New BC Hydro customers Move or cancel your service Electrical connections Close Electrical service connections & outages during COVID-19

How do I open a second BC Hydro account?

If you already use MyHydro and need a second BC Hydro account, you can log in open a new residential account. Log in online and select New residential account. You’ll need your new address, phone number, and your landlord’s name and contact information (if you’re renting).

What should I know as a BC Hydro customer?

What you should know as a BC Hydro customer Moving Close New BC Hydro customers Move or cancel your service Electrical connections Close Electrical service connections & outages during COVID-19 Using MyHydro for electrical service connection requests Single-residential connections Charges & fees for connections

Do you have to pay for BC Hydro to install meters?

For secondary voltage (750V and less) electrical connections, you must pay a standard charge for the installation of a meter and wire/cable between BC Hydro infrastructure and your meter base, wiring or switch if applicable. If additional infrastructure is required, you may also pay an extension fee.

What happens when I cancel my BC Hydro account?

Your new address or a forwarding address if cancelling your service. An email address and phone number so we can reach you. There is a $12.40 + GST charge for all new accounts and moves. This charge will appear on your first BC Hydro bill. Accounts may also require a security deposit.

What happens if I Can’t pay my hydro Bill?

Defer a payment to a later date: If you can’t pay your bill by the due date, you may be eligible to defer the payment. You may still incur late payment charges. Give us a call at 1 800 BC HYDRO (1 800 224 9376) or request to defer a payment online.

How do I pay my BC Hydro Bill?

We offer several options for you to pay your BC Hydro bill: 1 Online banking 2 Direct withdrawal through MyHydro 3 Pre-authorized payments 4 Equal payment plan 5 Credit card 6 By mail 7 At a Service BC location (outside the Lower Mainland) 8 Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) for large business customers

How do I report a late payment to Hydro?

You can report your payment by logging in to your MyHydro account or calling us at 1 800 BCHYDRO (1 800 224 9376). If you have a medical condition requiring medical equipment powered by electricity for life support purposes, youll be given a 20-day extension before your account is disconnected for non-payment.

How do I get an extension on my hydro Bill?

If youre a residential customer, log in to your MyHydro account or call us at 1 800 BCHYDRO (1 800 224 9376) to request a one-time due date extension. Your account is still subject to late payment charges even if you defer a payment.

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