For quick and easy responses to everyday concerns, check out our answers here to frequently asked questions. If you have a question or concern regarding Diverse Power Incorporated (DPI), don’t hesitate to call one of our customer service representatives at Main Office: (706) 845-2000 or Pataula Office: 229-732-3171.
What if:
You have a question about your electric account
DPI maintains a full time Customer Service Department ready to answer your questions or assist you with any problems. You may reach customer service by dialing or Main Office: (706)845-2000 or long distance 1-800-845-8362 or our Pataula Office: 229-732-3171 and our automated phone system will direct you to the Customer Service Department.
You have a power outage
1) First, go to your main electrical panel to see if a fuse has blown or a breaker has tripped. Fuses must be replaced while breakers need only be reset. If the problem is not in your main panel, call a neighbor to determine if other homes in the area have been affected. If the problem is not in your home’s wiring and if several homes are involved, then call DPI. Our dispatch office is open seven days a week, 24 hours a day, including holidays. You may also use our online form to report an outage.
2) Please have your account number ready when calling. This is very important when reporting an outage. This number acts as a guide so we can locate your house. If you know the cause of the outage, please describe it (example: A limb is on the line, a pole has been hit by a car, etc.). Informing us of the nature of the outage saves a great deal of our recovery time and your inconvenience. If you report the outage to us, be assured that we are doing our best to return service to you and leave the phone lines open for others to report outages. This will assure all repairs are made as quickly as possible for everyone.
3) Keep your refrigerator and freezer closed. According to the Extension Service food should keep up to 48 hours. If the outage should persist, arrangements should be made to store food at another location or dry ice should be purchased.
Someone in your household is on life support equipment
Such as a respirator or an infant heart monitor, don’t wait until an outage to notify us of these circumstances. Call us now at our office. These residences are given priority when services are reconnected. When this type of equipment is in use full-time, a generator may need to be considered.