Utility Providers in Grand Valley, Ontario
Moving to, from, or within Grand Valley? These are the services that typically need notice here, the providers that serve Grand Valley, and how each one handles moves.
Tip: providers generally recommend 2–4 weeks notice before your move date to avoid final-bill surprises or service gaps.
Provider information last updated August 3, 2026. Spot something outdated? Report incorrect information.
⚡ Electricity
Orangeville Hydro
Hydro / electric utility serving this municipality
Orangeville Hydro serves this community. Contact their customer service to start, stop, or transfer your electricity account.
Official website →🔥 Natural Gas
Enbridge Gas Inc.
Natural gas distribution for this area
Submit your move online through Enbridge My Account (myaccount.enbridgegas.com). You will need your 12-digit account number from your bill and your move-in and move-out dates.
Official website →💧 Water & Wastewater
Town of Grand Valley Water Services
Municipal water and sewer services
Much of Grand Valley is on private wells; if your property has municipal water, contact the Grand Valley municipal office to open or close your account when moving.
Official website →🏛️ Property Tax
Town of Grand Valley Tax Office
Municipal tax office to notify of ownership or address changes
Contact the Grand Valley municipal office to update the mailing address on your property tax account after a move.
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Moving checklist for Grand Valley
- 1.Notify each provider 2–4 weeks ahead — cancellations at your old address, setups at the new one.
- 2.Record final meter readings (photos with timestamps) on moving day for electricity, gas, and water.
- 3.Ask for final bills by email, and confirm any account credits are refunded, not forfeited.
- 4.Update the property tax office — Town of Grand Valley Tax Office — especially after a purchase or sale.
- 5.Set up pre-authorized payments at the new address once accounts are confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
Who provides electricity in Grand Valley?
Orangeville Hydro handles electricity service in Grand Valley. Orangeville Hydro serves this community. Contact their customer service to start, stop, or transfer your electricity account.
Who do I contact about water service when moving in Grand Valley?
Town of Grand Valley Water Services manages water and wastewater accounts in Grand Valley. Much of Grand Valley is on private wells; if your property has municipal water, contact the Grand Valley municipal office to open or close your account when moving.
Which utilities do I need to notify when moving to Grand Valley?
Four services typically need notice: electricity (Orangeville Hydro), natural gas (Enbridge Gas Inc.), water (Town of Grand Valley Water Services), property tax (Town of Grand Valley Tax Office). Each has its own process and timelines, so notify them 2–4 weeks before your move date.
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