Electric Service
New Service Applications
Power up your home with Meralco
Moving into your new home
Start your application here:
Step 1: Application
Prepare the requirements
- Application form
- Valid IDs
- Proof of ownership / occupancy
- Load schedule or Electrical Plan
- Authorization letter, as needed
Submit via these channels
- Meralco Business Centers
- My Meralco app or website
- Private Electrical Contractors Certified by Meralco (PECCBM)
For a more convenient experience, let certified contractors handle the different steps of the application for you, depending on the service you choose:
- Full bundle: Steps 1 to 4
- Technical service: Step 3
- Documentary service: Step 4
- Processing service: Steps 1 and 4
Meralco receives and validates application form and documents
Step 2: Evaluation
Meralco inspect premises of your home to verify the following:
- Completeness of home facilities (CR / Kitchen, etc.)
- Completeness of wiring system
- Distance from the nearest Meralco facility
Meralco issues yellow card for securing a Certificate of Final Electrical Inspection (CFEI) from the LGU
Step 3: Installation
- Secure meter socket from the nearest Meralco Business Center
- Install service entrance via PECCBM or electrician and use the yellow card as your guide
- Update Meralco once installation is complete via the contact details provided
- Meralco inspects and approves service entrance
Step 4: Completion
- Submit the Certificate of Final Electrical Inspection (CFEI) and other documents
- Sign contract
- Pay bill deposit via these channels:
- Meralco Business Centers
- My Meralco app and website
- Bayad Centers
Step 5: Energization
Install electric meter and energize service (This will be done in the presence of the customer or authorized representative)
Documents Needed
List of valid government-issued IDs
List of possible proof of occupancy documents
Want to apply for a service?
Review list of valid government-issued IDs
- Barangay Certificate with picture, signature, and dry seal
- COMELEC Voter’s ID
- Driver’s License
- Firearm’s License ID
- GSIS ID
- Integrated Bar of the Philippines ID
- NBI Clearance
- Philippine Passport
- PhilHealth ID
- POEA Artist Record Book
- Police Clearance
- Postal ID
- Professional Regulatory Commission License ID
- Senior Citizen ID
- TIN ID
- Unified Multipurpose ID
Review list of possible proof of occupancy documents
- Certificate of Award or Notice/Order issued by National Government agencies
- Certificate of Sale
- Condominium Certificate of Title
- Contract to Sell
- Deed of Conditional Sale
- Deed of Donation
- Lease Purchase Agreement
- National Housing Authority Certification
- Tax Declaration
- Transfer Certificate of Title
- Original Copy of Authority to Move-In (for tenants only)
- Original Copy of National Housing Authority Certification from the Censused Potential (for tenants only)
Need technical and safety standards assistance?
Need technical and safety standards assistance? Our Certified Contractors and Electricians are here to help you energize your home or business.