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Reach the People Behind the Data
Every message lands with a person, not a ticket queue. Use the address below that matches what you need and it goes straight to the team that owns that work, whether that’s a coverage correction for your street, a press deadline, or a resume.
Replies from real people
2 business day target
We never sell your info
Where to Write
Five Inboxes, Five Different Teams
Picking the right address is the fastest way to a useful answer. Each one is monitored by the team that can actually act on it, so nothing gets forwarded three times before it reaches someone who knows the subject.
General Inquiries
[email protected]
The front door. If you’re not sure who should read your message, send it here and we’ll route it internally.
Good things to send
- Questions about how the site works or what a listing means
- Feedback on a guide, tool, or page that felt confusing
- Partnership or content ideas that don’t fit the boxes below
- Privacy requests and anything about your own data
Data Research
[email protected]
Corrections and coverage disputes go here. Every report triggers a manual investigation before our database changes, so include the address or boundary in question.
Good things to send
- A provider listed at an address they don’t actually service
- Municipal annexations, co-op mergers, or new hauler contracts
- Provider or municipality corrections to an existing listing
- Academic or journalistic data requests
Press & Media
[email protected]
Reporters and producers reach our editorial leads here. Note your deadline in the subject line and we’ll work to it.
Good things to send
- Interview requests with our data and editorial leads
- Permission to cite or reproduce our figures and charts
- Custom data pulls for a story on local utility coverage
- Fact-checking questions on something we published
Careers
[email protected]
We hire researchers, writers, and engineers who like unglamorous public records. Attach a resume and tell us which utility category you’d want to own.
Good things to send
- Applications for an open role, with a resume attached
- Speculative introductions if nothing posted fits you
- Freelance and contributor pitches with writing samples
- Questions about how our research team works day to day
Advertising & Sponsorships
[email protected]
Media kit requests, rate cards, and sponsorship conversations. One thing worth stating plainly before you write: advertising spend cannot change coverage data or rankings. Providers can’t buy a service area they don’t serve, and no placement is for sale inside our verified results.
Yes, ask us about
- Display inventory, newsletter placements, and rate cards
- Co-branded guides that carry a clear sponsorship label
- Affiliate program setup and tracking
Not available at any price
- Expanding a listed coverage footprint
- Moving up in verified provider results
- Removing a competitor from an address
Sent to the wrong inbox? Don’t resend. We forward internally, and duplicate threads slow the answer down.
Find Us
Our Office
Our research team works remotely across the U.S. Mail and courier deliveries go to the address below.
Faster Routes
Two Things Worth Doing Before You Email
For the two most common reasons people write to us, there’s a quicker path than an inbox.
Report a listing
Use the Tool on the Page Itself
Every local coverage page has a built-in reporting tool. It captures the address and provider automatically, which is what our researchers need first, so those reports get investigated faster than a plain email.
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We’re an independent research site, not a utility company. We can’t open an account, schedule a shut-off, read a meter, or resolve a billing dispute. Enter your address and we’ll show you exactly who to call.
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Where we post new city coverage, seasonal guides on bills and weatherization, and notes when a provider’s territory changes. Comments and messages there reach the same team.
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What to Expect After You Write
Most email gets a reply within two business days. Data corrections take longer because they involve pulling records, so allow up to 10 business days for a documented change, and expect a note from us either way.
Please don’t include account numbers, Social Security numbers, or payment details in any message to us. We never need them.