What to do if you’re in an outage
CoServ stays prepared for any possible conditions that could cause interruptions for our Members and Customers. Our crews train regularly on operations and safety and are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week to ensure safe and reliable service for our Members and Customers.
However, there are instances where unforeseen circumstances like severe weather, a vehicle hitting a utility pole or equipment failure could cause an outage.
Current system conditions
1. Check to see if your neighbors have also lost power.
2. If your neighbors have power, check your electrical panel.
3. Report an outage online or by calling
855-938-3496
4. Sign up to receive email or text alerts for status updates.
How to Report an Outage
- Log in to your SmartHub account
- Click on Report Power Outage in the left sidebar navigation pane
- Accept Terms and Conditions
- Select one of the following options from the "Outage Description' drop-down menu
- Total loss
- Partial loss
- Pole/Line Down
- All other
- Additional comments (optional)
- Submit form
- Call 855-938-3496 to report an electric outage.
- Call 844-330-0763 to report a gas outage.
- Enroll in text messages within your SmartHub account service notification settings.
- Text OUT to 855-938-3496 to report an outage.
- Text STATUS to get an update on the estimated restoration time.
Once enrolled, a message will be automatically sent when an outage is detected at your service address. You will receive a message when power has been restored.
Tip: Add CoServ to your contacts for quick reference!
Note: This is a text-only number.
Outage Tips
- Update your info: To ensure quick and easy reporting of an outage, be sure you have your correct information on file.
- Call before you dig: Call 811 before digging to ensure your own safety and avoid contact with unseen underground utility lines.
- Tree Trimming: To minimize the potential for damage to power lines, CoServ regularly trims trees to avoid outages and resulting hazards.
- Common Outage Causes: Some of the most common causes for outages include trees, animals, snow and ice. Other causes include lightning and car accidents.