Frustration
Call. Wait. Call again. Wait again.
We handle every call. Status by text.
You've got homes to build. We'll deal with the ESI-IDs, meter installs, permit headaches, and those 45-minute hold times with the utility companies — so your team doesn't have to.
Volume shops and custom builders use us differently. Pick one and the steps below change to match.
CSV, Excel, whatever you've got. We pull the lot data and kick off every request — no copying into portals.
ESI-IDs, meter installs, permit issues, utility follow-ups. You get status updates by email — no chasing required.
↑ No more 45-minute holdsWhen the home's ready, request the permanent meter and transfer to the homeowner — all from the dashboard.
↓ Real frustration, real relief.
Handled by people who like doing this work. So your team gets on with the job they were hired for.
Frustration
Call. Wait. Call again. Wait again.
We handle every call. Status by text.
Overwhelm
Spreadsheets, email chains, five portals.
Every meter in one dashboard.
Panic
Scramble the day before closing.
Transfer to the homeowner in one tap.
Burnout
Retrain every new hire on 5 utility quirks.
Your process stays the same. We absorb the quirks.
Dread
Builds that slip because nobody flagged the permit.
Issues flagged early. Your schedule holds.
Drain
Three hours of admin per home. Every home.
Your people back on the job they were hired for.
It's not often these days that companies tell you the services they offer and all the amazing things they do, and it actually comes to fruition. We have had a very positive experience with UtilityOn. And it's really brought a lot of efficiencies not only to the building side, but transitioning to homeowners, all of the above.

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