Pay My Bill Report an Outage Become a Member My Service Member Resources Engineering/Operations About Us Contact Energy Conservation Turn down your heating system’s thermostat to 68° F or even lower if no one is home for several days. Close fireplace damper when not in use. Keep curtains opened on the south side of the house and closed on the north side during the day to help keep warm. Use area rugs if you have hardwood or tile floors to keep your feet warm. Turn up your cooling system’s thermostat to 78° F or even higher if no one is home for several days. Keep curtains closed on the south, east and west sides of the house during the day to help keep cool. Plant a tree! Shade trees can help keep a home cooler in the summer For more energy saving tips visit www.energyright.com Sand Mountain Electric Co-op. 402 Main Street West P.O. Box 277 Rainsville, AL 35986 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer Esta institución es un proveedor de services con igualdad de oportunidades My Service Member Resources Engineering/Operations About Us Contact Copyright © 2021 Sand Mountain Electric Co-Op. All rights reserved.

Pay My Bill Report an Outage Become a Member My Service Member Resources Engineering/Operations About Us Contact Engineering Staking A SMEC field engineer will visit the site by appointment to determine if poles are needed and how many. The engineer will also spot the meter base location. After all fees are paid, necessary paperwork received and the work order has been completed by a co-op engineer, the job will be sent to the operations department for scheduling. Sand Mountain Electric Co-op. 402 Main Street West P.O. Box 277 Rainsville, AL 35986 This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer Esta institución es un proveedor de services con igualdad de oportunidades My Service Member Resources Engineering/Operations About Us Contact Copyright © 2021 Sand Mountain Electric Co-Op. All rights reserved.