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- Contact Information - SCE
Contact Information Customer Service Numbers General Services (U S and Canada) Account Balances and Extension Emergency Services and Outages 800-655-4555 800-950-2356
- How to Contact SCE | Help Center | SCE
Need support or have a question? Find out how to get in touch with SCE customer service by phone, email, or through the online contact form
- Welcome to SCE
Beware of fake bill payment websites and scammers posing as SCE to steal your money Safely reset a tripped breaker Why haven’t I received a bill? Discover possible reasons why your bill hasn’t arrived Maximize savings with solar energy credits Resources to help impacted customers restore service after a disaster
- Multiple Service Request Form
Please fax your request to: SCE Offline Support 1-800-799-4176 Or for quicker service email it to: SCEOLS@SCE COM For less than seven (7) orders, please call 1-800-655-4555 and speak with an Energy Advisor who will be pleased to assist you Would you like order confirmation? (Check one): Access Issues? 2 Access Issues? 2
- Power Outage Information Resources | SCE
Learn how to report outages, check outage status and receive alerts Keep your family safe with guidelines on handling power lines, outdoor activities and emergency situations Real-time status and restoration times Receive real-time notifications Current major power outage information Understand what SCE promises you
- Report Other Safety Concerns
Then call SCE at 1-800-611-1911 Safety comes first Keep your home and neighborhood safe These tips and resources are designed to help you be prepared for an emergency
- Your Home | Move Center: Turn On, Turn Off, or Transfer Service | Home . . .
Let us help make your move a little easier Stopping service at an address? Moving from one address to another?
- Report Object Caught in Power Lines - SCE
If you see an object caught in power lines, please call SCE at 1-800-611-1911 Whether it’s a balloon, a kite, tree branches, or even an animal, never try to remove anything caught in power lines You could be electrocuted Keep balloons indoors and far away from power lines Never attach metallic streamers to balloons
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