Local Utilities for Placer, Sacramento and Yuba Counties

Turn utility operations into a strategic advantage.

Backed by the industry’s largest utility expense database, AI-powered automation, and deep compliance expertise, Recovery Realty’s Utility & Sustainability Management helps multifamily operators increase NOI, stay audit-ready and aligned with regulations, and drive measurable sustainability performance across the entire portfolio with total confidence and less day-to-day stress.

Electrical control panel containing various circuit breakers, relays, and wiring organized in rows and labeled for different functions.

City of Sacramento

A blue recycling bin with a white recycling symbol sticker on the front, the bin's lid partially open, and a slightly scratched surface.

Sacramento County Trash Pickup

City of Lincoln

A gas receiver device manufactured by ETI Elettrindustra, labeled RAGA-2-B, with serial number 7-680219, mounted on a metallic frame. The device has a circular gauge with pressure readings from 0 to 400, with a red liquid inside. There are various pipes and fittings connected to it.

City of Roseville

Close-up of water flowing from a tap onto a dark surface, with water droplets splashing and scattering around.

Pacific Gas & Electric

Frequently Asked Questions

Residents can pay rent online using secure bank transfers or eChecks. Recurring payments are available. Cash payments are also accepted at participating 7-Eleven locations.
No. Online bank payments and eChecks do not include convenience fees.
Yes. Residents can pay rent in cash at any 7-Eleven location for a $3.99 service fee and receive a receipt.

Yes. Recurring payments can be scheduled so rent is paid automatically each month.
Yes. All rent payments are documented, creating a clear payment history for both residents and property owners.
Yes. Payments are processed through secure systems, and sensitive banking details are protected.