⚡ Moving to Pembroke Pines
Utilities in Pembroke Pines
Setting up utilities is one of the first things you'll do when moving to Pembroke Pines. Here's every provider serving the city — electric, water, internet, gas, and waste management — with contact information, what to expect, and setup tips to make your move smoother.
⚡ Essential Services
Electric & Water
The two essential utilities every Pembroke Pines home needs. Both providers have been serving the community for decades with reliable service and responsive customer support.
City of Pembroke Pines Utilities
💧 Water & Sewer📡 Internet & Cable
Internet & Cable Providers
Pembroke Pines has several internet options — from fiber to cable to 5G home internet. Availability varies by neighborhood, so check each provider for your specific address.
Xfinity (Comcast)
📶 Most PopularAT&T Internet
🔌 Fiber AvailableT-Mobile 5G Home Internet
📱 5G Wireless🗑️ Other Services
Gas & Waste Management
Natural gas is not universally available in Pembroke Pines (most homes are all-electric), but the city provides comprehensive trash and recycling services.
TECO Peoples Gas
🔥 Limited AvailabilityCity of Pembroke Pines — Trash & Recycling
♻️ City ServiceAbout This Guide
This utility directory was compiled from official provider websites, the City of Pembroke Pines Utilities Department, and provider coverage maps as of August 2026. Provider availability, plans, and pricing change frequently — we recommend checking each provider's website for current offerings at your specific address.
This is part of our Moving to Pembroke Pines collection. Also see our guides to <a href="/living-here/neighborhoods/">neighborhoods</a>, <a href="/living-here/schools/">schools</a> and <a href="/living-here/hurricane-preparedness/">hurricane preparedness</a>.
Information on this page was compiled from public sources and verified where possible as of August 2026. Details can change — we recommend confirming directly with providers, school districts, or community associations before making decisions.
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LIPP Tips
Utility Wisdom From Pembroke Pines Locals
FPL summer bills are no joke — budget for July through September
A 2,000 sq ft home in Pembroke Pines can run $250–$400/month in summer. The biggest factor is your A/C — set it to 78°F during the day when you're out, use ceiling fans (they make it feel 4° cooler), and have your A/C serviced annually. FPL offers free energy audits — take them up on it. Hurricane preparedness →
Trash day changes on holidays — and bulk pickup is your best friend
Waste Pro serves Pembroke Pines with twice-weekly pickup. After a holiday, your pickup day shifts by one day for the rest of the week. Bulk trash (furniture, appliances, large items) is collected monthly — check the city calendar. No, they won't take your old refrigerator without scheduling it first. Recycling & waste guide →
Your water bill includes more than water — and lawn watering has rules
Pembroke Pines water bills bundle water, sewer, and stormwater fees. Outdoor watering is restricted to specific days based on your address (odd/even) and hours (before 10 AM or after 4 PM) year-round. Violations carry fines. A rain sensor on your sprinkler system pays for itself in the first dry season.
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