HOW DO I KNOW IF I CAN SWITCH SUPPLIERS?
You can check the Energy Map from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to see if your state has deregulated energy. If it does, you can visit your state’s public utility commission website or use a comparison tool like Apples to Apples to find out which suppliers are available in your area.
HOW DO I SWITCH SUPPLIERS?
The process of switching suppliers is simple and hassle-free with Energy Maxx. Whether you are looking for electricity, gas, or both, Energy Maxx can help you switch from your old supplier to the new one in a fast and easy way. We handle all the paperwork and communication with the suppliers, so you don’t have to worry about anything. You just sit back and enjoy the benefits of having a better energy deal. You will receive a confirmation letter from your utility company with the details of your new supplier.
With Energy Maxx, you can expect:
No hidden fees or charges
Friendly and professional staff
Peace of Mind and Satisfaction
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SWITCHING SUPPLIERS?
- Savings: You can potentially lower your energy costs by finding a supplier that offers a lower rate or a better plan than your current one.
- Choice: You can have more control over your energy service by choosing a supplier that meets your needs and preferences.
- Innovation: You can access new products and services that the supplier offers, such as smart meters, energy efficiency programs, or renewable energy options.
WHAT SHOULD I LOOK FOR IN A NEW SUPPLIER?
- Price: This is the rate that you will pay for each unit of energy (kWh for electricity or Mcf/Ccf for natural gas). You should also check if the price is fixed or variable, meaning if it will stay the same or change depending on the market conditions.
- Contract length: This is the duration of your agreement with the supplier. You should check if there are any fees or penalties for early termination or renewal of your contract.
- Incentives: These are the benefits or rewards that the supplier offers to attract or retain customers. They can include discounts, rebates, rewards programs, green energy options, or free services.
