Electricity, Water, Gas, Internet: Where to Connect and How to Pay—Checklist

Electricity, Water, Gas, Internet: Where to Connect and How to Pay — Checklist ⚡💧🔥📶

Moving into a new home or buying property in Georgia brings many questions: who to contact, what documents are needed, and how to pay bills. This checklist gives clear, practical steps you can follow to set up utilities smoothly and safely.

Gather documents first 📂

• Your passport or ID.
• Property ownership certificate or rental agreement.
• Handover act or technical documentation if available.
• Exact address and contact details.

Most providers require these documents. If you buy a new build, ask the developer which services are already connected.

Electricity: steps to connect ⚡

1. Check whether a meter is already installed. Developers sometimes install meters during construction.
2. If there is no meter or the connection is shared, arrange a professional electrical inspection and determine required capacity.
3. Contact the local electricity provider to register the address and sign a supply contract.
4. Agree on the billing type (prepaid or postpaid) and how readings are submitted.
5. Pay via bank apps, e‑wallets or terminals; set up autopay to avoid missed payments.

Tip: keep photos of meter readings and installation acts to resolve any future disputes.

Water and sewage 🚰

• Test taps and check water clarity and pressure upon arrival. If odors or discoloration appear, avoid drinking until the problem is solved.
• Contact the municipal water utility to register the account and install or verify a meter.
• Verify how to submit readings — online, via phone or app.

Installing your own meter can be economical if household consumption is moderate.

Gas connection 🔥

• Gas works must be performed by certified service technicians. Never attempt DIY repairs.
• Providers usually require ownership or tenancy documents and a safety inspection of the appliances and piping.
• Ask about meter type, periodic verification, billing rules and emergency contact procedures.

If you smell gas, leave the premises immediately and call the emergency service — do not operate electrical switches.

Internet and TV options 📶📺

• Available providers depend on the neighborhood and building. Ask neighbors or the building management for recommended operators.
• Options include fiber, cable and wireless packages — compare speed, reliability and price.
• Installation usually requires a technician visit and takes a few days to complete.
• Payment is typically monthly; promo offers often exist for new subscribers.

Practical hint: take photos of the building’s entry and wiring points — it helps providers plan the installation.

Ways to pay bills 💳

• Bank mobile apps and internet banking.
• Providers’ online accounts or mobile apps.
• Payment terminals and bank branches for cash payments.
• Enable autopayments to ensure bills are paid on time.

Watch for processing times and fees — some methods have delays before the provider registers the payment.

Common issues and solutions ⚠️

• Meter reading discrepancies: document readings with photos and ask the provider for a reconciliation.
• Inactive service due to previous owner: request a recalculation or official statement from the provider.
• Scheduling installation conflicts: agree on specific times and provide clear access information.

Quick move‑in checklist ✅

• Gather and copy all documents.
• Test utilities and photograph meters.
• Install individual meters where feasible.
• Set up autopay and save emergency contacts for providers.

If you are still searching for a property and want utilities checked before buying, we can assist with inspections and documentation support. See available properties and searches: https://buyhome.ge/en/search

Contact BuyHome for friendly support — we will help you choose a home and arrange reliable utility connections.