How do I change my FPL service?

You can transfer your FPL service to another location served by FPL by simply filling out the transfer form online. You’ll need to provide the new location address and select the date for transferring service.

How do I contact FPL customer services?

Just call 1-800-226-3545.

What is FPL service charge?

FPL works hard to bring you reliable electricity with the lowest typical residential bills in Florida. A service charge of $25.00 to open an account at a new construction premise, and a service charge of $12.00 to transfer, open or reopen an account at an existing premise. …

Did FPL raise their rates?

Estimates in FPL’s four-year rate plan calls for the storm protection plan increase approved Tuesday to raise the current rate that customers pay for storm hardening from 42 cents per kilowatt hour to $2.10 per kilowatt hour.

When should you turn off electricity when moving?

Although most utility companies can turn services on or off in as little as 48 hours, you should plan to schedule your utilities service termination at least two weeks in advance of your move. This buffer will give you plenty of time to make adjustments should your schedule change.

How do I change the power of my name?

How to Switch Gas & Electric to Your Name

1. Step 1: Find the Right Utility. If you just need to change your legal name, you will already know the name of your utility company.
2. Step 2: Contact the Utility Company.
3. Step 3: Provide Necessary Information.
4. Step 4: Pay Service Fee or Security Deposit.

What is FPL customer service number?

1-800-226-5885
Call 1-800-226-5885 – a free service. Pay using your smartphone by visiting FPL.com on your mobile browser and selecting Pay Bill – a free service.

How do I cancel my FPL service?

How to cancel Florida Power & Light

1. Log in to your account.
2. Click your profile at the top of the page.
3. Select ‘Stop Service’ from the dropdown.
4. Fill out the cancellation form.
5. Click on ‘Continue’.

Does FPL give you your deposit back?

Normally, FPL refunds deposits to customers after 23 months of continuous service if the customer has paid their bill late no more than once in 12 months.

Why is FPL bill so high?

Other Factors. Additional factors can increase your energy bill too. Things like older appliances can be less efficient and use more energy; house guests, kids on break and working from home can all increase A/C, hot water and oven use; and even purchasing additional electronics.

How much is a typical electric bill in Florida?

The average monthly electricity bill for Florida Power & Light’s residential customers was 94.38 U.S. dollars per 1,000 kilowatt hours in 2020. This was the lowest average monthly electricity bill since 2016, when they amounted to 92.14 U.S. dollars per 1,000 kilowatt hours.

What do I need to stop FPL service at my new address?

Just click “Continue” below, log into your FPL.com account and follow the instructions. You will need: Your FPL.com user ID and password. The date you want service to stop at your old address. The date you want service to start at your new address, if you are moving. The address where you want us to send your bill.

How much is a service charge on FPL?

A service charge of $25.00 to open an account at a new construction premise, and a service charge of $12.00 to transfer, open or reopen an account at an existing premise. A field collection charge of $48.00 is charged when a field visit is made and payment is collected on a delinquent account.

How do I pay my FPL construction bill?

Enter you bill and reference number on the Speedpay website. Pay your bill directly through Speedpay. Payment must be made in full and can be submitted using a bank account and checking number. We will partner with you to provide safe and reliable electric service for your construction projects.

Who is the virtual support expert for FPL?

Hello, I’m Julia, your virtual support expert. I’m here to help you with any questions you may have about your FPL services. We’re here to help during this difficult time. There are resources available for residential and business customers who are experiencing a hardship as a result of coronavirus (COVID-19). Tell us what type of service you need?