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Fidelity Utilities: who provides power, gas, water and trash
Electric, gas, water, trash, phone, and city contacts for more than 260 Southern California communities.
What does Fidelity Utilities do?
- 260+ Southern California communities covered
- Electric, gas, and water providers per community
- Trash collection and phone company contacts
- City government contact information
- Organized by seven Southern California counties
How do I use Fidelity Utilities?
- 1Open utilities.titletools.net.
- 2Click the county the property is in.
- 3Pick the community — the list is by city and unincorporated area, not ZIP.
- 4Copy the provider list into your buyer's move-in email.
- 5Send it the day the loan funds, before recording, so service starts on time.
A small touch buyers remember
Setting up utilities is the first chore in a new home and the one nobody preps buyers for. A single email with the exact water district, trash day, and power company for their block is a two-minute task that consistently earns a review.
Where we set this up
Team Goeglein sets agents up with this tool across the South Bay and Westside of Los Angeles — Manhattan Beach (90266), Hermosa Beach (90254), Redondo Beach (90277/90278), El Segundo (90245), Torrance (90503–90505), Palos Verdes (90274/90275), Culver City (90230/90232), Playa Vista (90094), Mar Vista, Venice (90291), Santa Monica (90401–90405), and Westchester (90045).
Fidelity Utilities FAQ
- How many communities does the Fidelity Utilities site cover?
- More than 260 individual communities across Southern California.
- What information is listed for each community?
- Electric companies, gas, water providers, trash collection, phone companies, city government, and more.
- Which counties are included?
- Seven Southern California counties; click a county for its full list of communities.
- Is it free to use?
- Yes, it is a free Fidelity National Title resource for agents and their clients.
- Does it cover unincorporated areas?
- It is organized by community rather than city limits, so unincorporated pockets are included.