- Free modem and anti-virus software
- No contracts and unlimited data
- 30 day money-back gurantee
- Speeds up to 2 Gbps**
- Plans starting at $30/month
Electric Providers in Concord
Top 8 Internet Providers in Concord
- 5 Gbps
- Fiber
- Unlimited
- Mobile
- 98.2%
- $34.00/mo
- Best For Speed
- 2 Gbps**
- Cable
- Unlimited
- TV & Phone
- 93.78%
- $30.00/mo
- Most Affordable Plans
- 415 Mbps
- 5G
- 1.2 TB
- Mobile
- 100%
- $20.00/mo
- Wireless Internet Provider
- 300 Mbps
- 5G
- Unlimited
- Mobile
- 100%
- $65.00/mo
- Wireless Internet Provider
- 300 Mbps
- 5G
- Unlimited
- Mobile
- 100%
- $35.00/mo
- Wireless Internet Provider
- 150 Mbps
- Satellite
- 150-850 GB
- Phone
- 100%
- $39.99/mo
- 400 Mbps
- Satellite
- Unlimited
- 100%
- $50.00/mo
- Varies
- Fiber, Cable, 5G, & Satellite
- Varies
- 95%
- $39.95/mo
Utilities Summary for Concord, MO
| Electric Companies: | 1 |
| Municipal Electricity: | No |
Concord Internet Connectivity
Fastest Internet Providers in Concord
| Provider | Connection Type | Download Speed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AT&T Fiber | Fiber | 5 Gbps Not all speeds available in all areas |
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| Spectrum | Cable | 2 Gbps Not all speeds available in all areas |
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| T-Mobile 5G Home Internet | 5G | 415 Mbps Not all speeds available in all areas |
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| AT&T Air | 5G | 300 Mbps Not all speeds available in all areas |
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| Verizon 5G Home Internet | 5G | 300 Mbps Not all speeds available in all areas |
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| Viasat | Satellite | 150 Mbps Not all speeds available in all areas |
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| Starlink | Satellite | 400 Mbps Not all speeds available in all areas |
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| Earthlink | Fiber, Cable, 5G, & Satellite | Varies Not all speeds available in all areas |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are "On-Call Pickups" and how do I use them?
This is one of Concord’s best perks. Every residential customer gets three free on-call pickups per calendar year. If you have extra moving boxes, an old mattress, or a couch that didn’t fit the new floor plan, you just call MDRR at (925) 682-9113 to schedule a free curbside haul-away.
Can I really recycle my household batteries on the curb?
Yes! You don’t have to drive to a special facility. Put your used alkaline batteries in a clear plastic zip-top bag and place them on top of (not inside) your blue recycling cart on your regular pickup day.
Why is MCE on my PG&E bill?
Don’t worry, you aren’t being double-billed. MCE is a “Community Choice Aggregation” program. They buy the clean power, and PG&E delivers it. It was created to give Concord residents more “local control” over where their energy comes from. You can opt-out to stay 100% with PG&E, but most residents keep it because the rates are designed to stay competitive with PG&E’s standard generation.
Is there a "Watering Schedule" I need to follow?
While California’s statewide restrictions fluctuate, Concord residents are encouraged to follow the “No Watering Between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM” rule to prevent evaporation. If you’re looking to tear out a thirsty lawn for a drought-tolerant garden, check the CCWD website, they often offer “Lawn-to-Garden” rebates of up to $1,000 for residential conversions.
What is the "Base Services Charge" I see?
Starting in March 2026, PG&E changed how they bill. Instead of burying the cost of maintaining the wires and call centers inside the price of electricity, it’s now a flat monthly fee (about $24 for most, or $6-$12 for low-income programs). This actually lowered the price you pay per kilowatt-hour, making it cheaper to run your AC during a heatwave.
What should I do with my "Food Scraps"?
In Concord, “Organics” isn’t just for yard clippings. You can (and should) put meat, dairy, bones, and even pizza boxes in your green cart. MDRR turns this into high-quality compost for local farms, completing the circle of “resource recovery” that gives the company its name.