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C Serv

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CoServ is an electric cooperative serving over 343,000 electric meters and more than 173,000 natural gas meters in the United States. The company provides services such as paying bills, managing accounts, and reporting outages through its SmartHub platform. CoServ's distribution system includes poles, wires, and underground conduit that deliver electricity to homes, businesses, parks, and schools. Customers can contact CoServ for customer care at 940-321-7800 or via email at contact@coserv.com. Founded in 1998, CoServ operates in Texas and serves a significant number of customers across the state.

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