Texas is known for sweltering hot summers, but January and February can also be downright frigid so Members can expect high electric bills too.

“CoServ has heard Members’ concerns about higher electric bills loud and clear,” said CoServ Director of Customer Care Stephen Meers. “We always strive to keep prices low and we never mark up wholesale electricity for profit – that’s not how CoServ does business.”

After an unusually rainy August, September was mostly dry and hot, which will likely result in higher electricity usage for CoServ Members. 

Chances are, scammers don’t know what your real balance due is – they’re quoting a fake amount – but you can look up your real balance easily through SmartHub.

Are you enthusiastic, motivated and friendly? Do you love helping people solve problems? If you answered yes, you may have an amazing opportunity to join one of the largest and fastest-growing cooperatives in the country. CoServ is looking for individuals to join our team as Customer Care Specialists.

If you’re already signed up to receive text alerts, you are already enrolled with the new number and don’t need to enroll again. Delete the old six-digit number and save the new 10-digit number in your mobile device.

On June 10, CoServ launched a new number that Members can use to report power outages, check the status of an outage and get notifications for when power will be restored.

North Texas received more than 7 inches of rain in May, leading to cooler temperatures and, likely, less energy consumption for CoServ Members.

CoServ Customer Care Specialist Connie Schmitz talks about the variety of calls she gets from CoServ Members. 

With average temperatures in the mid-60s, CoServ Members should expect April energy consumption to be about the same or less than last April.