Electric bills are mailed based on your account number. Accounts beginning with 011 through 102, 232, 233 and 241 are mailed on the 6th of each month. Accounts beginning with 111 through 221, 231, 251 and 252 are mailed on the 24th of each month.
Water bills are mailed the 15th of each month.
Cable bills are mailed on the 2nd of each month.
Please allow up 3 business days for delivery of your bill. Please note these dates may be adjusted for weekends and/or holidays.
Please contact the billing office at 781-948-1200, via email at info@norwoodlight.com or come to the office at 136 Access Rd., Norwood, MA.
Please call us directly at 781-948-1100. We are staffed 24/7/365 to take your call and dispatch a crew, if necessary. In safety emergencies, please dial 911.
If you are purchasing property in Norwood please contact us 3 days prior to the closing and provide:
Your name
Mailing address
Phone Number
Passing date (If the passing does not go through on the scheduled date please contact the Billing Office at 781-948-1200 ASAP.)
If you are renting property please complete the application in our office. You will be required to provide:
A photo ID
A social security card or official document (i.e. tax form) with a social security number.
A copy of the front page of your lease which shows the tenant’s name(s), service location, and the move in date
If a copy of the lease is not available we will accept a letter from the landlord with the same information.
*A $100 deposit will be required to establish service if a social security number is not provided.
A higher than usual bill may be due to seasonal reasons, billing periods, holidays or other circumstances.
Seasonal Reasons:
In the winter, cold weather in some months can increase you bill by more than 10% as your heating increases. The sun sets earlier so you may use more lighting than you do in other seasons. Wearing heavier clothing in the winter requires longer electric drying time. We tend to move activities indoors and use more energy for lighting, cooking and entertaining once the weather gets cold.
In summer children are home. Hot, humid weather calls for more air conditioning and dehumidifier use. This alone can increase cooling costs by 10% or more.
Billing Periods:
A typical billing period is between 29 and 31 days but holidays or other factors beyond our control may make your billing period up to 35 days long. A difference of 5 days on your bill can increase your bill by 17%.
Holidays:
During holiday periods you might use more energy for cooking, cleaning, lighting, heating and entertaining.
