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ComEd has delivered electricity services since 1907. Serving northern Illinois, the company manages power generation, transmission and distribution. ComEd integrates smart grid technology to support residential, commercial and industrial customers.

Pros
  • Responsive customer service
  • User-friendly online payment system
  • Commitment to community support
Cons
  • Frequent billing discrepancies
  • Poor communication during outages
  • High utility costs for low usage

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    Customer ServiceCoveragePricePunctuality & SpeedMaintenance

    Reviewed May 23, 2026

    My mom called this company because our electricity in our apartment is out. Yesterday morning, this guy came and checked our circuit. He said there was no power but it could be the meter. He left and said that someone will call and tell my mom that they were going to fix it when they came. We waited the whole day and she hadn't gotten a call. Turns out, they deleted my mom’s report. This morning, my mom called again and they were closed. Later, they called and said they were coming. After they came, they didn't even check the meter and called my mom and I quote a “crazy **”. They didn't even come inside of our unit or come into the basement to check. Be a better company and not insult your clients when you clearly aren’t doing shit.

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    Customer ServiceStaffBilling

    Reviewed May 12, 2026

    These people are the worst!!! They don’t care about old people, babies or anyone. CEDA is processing my payment and it shows on their end but yet and still they turns the lights off. It’s an old person, dogs, and a person with a lung disease here and still no lights. I called ComEd and CEDA and both parties sees the payment processing but it’s nothing they can do. Heartless representatives and staff who don’t give a damn…just there because they have to physically show up in person for a paycheck. I see why people illegally service themselves. I damn sure wish I was good with electricity, I’ll do it too!!! I absolutely hate these people and the gas people too!!!! You all need to help people and stop trying to get reconnection fees by turning their lights off when you KNOW the payment is coming!!!! Y’all suck and I hope whatever hell y’all got coming, come ten times harder because y’all don’t care about my people so burn!!!

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      PricePunctuality & SpeedStaffBilling

      Reviewed March 6, 2026

      I've been behind since my mother passed and I started living there to take care of things and make less money. Giant solar panel fields across the street surrounded by dead trees planted all new and my delivery fee is 150 dollars! Not only that I paid 260 bucks to keep the lights going on a payment plan and my very next bill 20 days later is 540 dollars! How the hell can people survive! I literally work 50 hrs a week above minimum wage! Screw COMED!

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      PriceBilling

      Reviewed Nov. 30, 2025

      Continuous power losses, a bill that has increased over 160% with a "Delivery charge" that accounts for about 40% of the overall total bill. This company is trash, monopolistic, and refuses to do right by its customers. I'd rather pull a HELOC and install solar in the spring than deal with this trash again.

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      Customer ServicePriceRates

      Reviewed Oct. 5, 2025

      Rates are high, they claims it's market price. They are the market. Power goes out often. Just yesterday approximately. 230 and today 3:55 CST. Always under investigation, never an answer. Never a rebate for the lost power. Yesterday 200+ customers. Today over 1000. 84 degrees and sunny. No weather issue. Ridiculous monopoly, and profit hoarders.

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      Customer ServiceTechMaintenanceStaff

      Reviewed Sept. 4, 2025

      Ever since the huge building was built across the side street from us and people moved in, we have been experiencing power problems, particularly with the elevator not working. We have four floors with high ceilings and steep concrete stairs. The elevator company has been out a dozen times and determined that the problem is most likely with brownouts. I spoke to a representative this morning at 9:23 am to explain that we have elderly people in the building and a woman who recently had a knee replacement. That representative seemed concerned and said he would send someone out today.

      When I called back at 4:30 pm after no one showed all day, I got Michael. Michael escalated the concern to Lushana, a supervisor. Lushana now says that they are backlogged by weeks, and that they wouldn't send someone out unless we had an electrician sent out first. We have been dealing with this problem since April 26, based on the text strings. Very frustrating especially for those having to climb up and down 4 steep flights of stairs.

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      Customer ServiceStaff

      Reviewed June 17, 2025

      We had a terrible experience with ComEd's EV rebate program. From the beginning, we were given mixed and contradictory information, instructions, and advice, including the amount of the rebate. Moreover, the process took many months longer than it needed to. During one call, a ComEd representative stated the area is "new territory" for the company and that the "law" did not allow for what we were asking even though we had been told by another employee that we needed to set our system up this way. I asked to be sent a copy of the "law", and was sent a one page summary of definitions for a statute that does not in any way, shape, or form prevent/preclude what we were trying to accomplish. From beginning to end, the process was terrible and I would not recommend anyone use ComEd if at all possible.

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      Customer ServiceTechOnline & AppStaff

      Reviewed June 12, 2025

      Come on Comed, you can do better than this. I tried to transfer service online and received a message saying that my account is not eligible. When I called there was over an hour hold time. So, I tried to use the call back system. It took three attempts to actually receive a call and then I was disconnected before anyone even spoke. The fourth time I did talk with someone. She was having an extremely difficult day which was coming out in her voice. So, after calming her down (seriously!) she was able to tell me that she is contractor and doesn't have the capability to help the people calling her so she has been getting yelled back all day. So, she had to transfer me... back to the hour hold time line! I am now on hold... I have no choice which is a serious problem because what is your motivation to improve?

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      Customer ServiceMaintenanceStaff

      Reviewed May 29, 2025

      On Thursday, May 15th a storm hit Tinley park knocking out our streets power. We had no power for 3 days and once restored, the live power lines remained in our grass. The post is broken at the base, leaning on and being held up by our garage. We have had many technicians come to our home telling us we should expect it fixed soon, only to receive calls after that it won’t be and that the post isn’t in their system.

      Our family has owned the home since the 1950’s, when the lines ran directly on Oak Park Avenue in the front yard. In the 1980’s Tinley Park built a new train station and ComEd moved the power lines to the backyard. They purchased small amounts of land for a dollar on our property and our neighbors' to be able to work on the posts without needing permission to come on the property. This is something your technicians have agreed that ComEd does when moving lines. Our neighbors post have been worked on and restored and ours has not. 

      The technicians also confirmed that only one post on our street is listed as a customer owned pole, this pole belongs to only one neighbor who installed his own to have it in a preferred spot. We are having trouble having the post that was installed by ComEd in the 1980’s repaired so we do not have dangerously low power lines running through our yard.

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      PriceRefunds & Payouts

      Reviewed May 20, 2025

      Since April 2025, the wind blows the wrong way and ComEd's power flashes off long enough for me to lose cable, internet, and resetting electric clocks. Why the hell are we paying for this poorly run and expensive crap service?

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      ComEd author review by Jonathan Trout

      ComEd provides electricity to approximately 3.8 million customers in Illinois, which is around 70 percent of the state's population. It has been recognized for its contributions to the community and industry, including an Illinois Governor’s Sustainability Award and the EEI Safety Achievement Award.

      • Online account: If you’re a ComEd customer you can set up an online account to manage your utility bill and usage easily. View current and past bills, check your usage and rates and start, stop or move services. Additionally, you can set up automatic payments through your online account.

      • Outage reporting: You can report a power outage or street light outage on ComEd’s website or via its mobile app. You can also check current outages in your area, get outage alerts and view a map showing all current outages with estimated restoration times. ComEd also keeps you up to date on current storm information.

      • Smart energy: ComEd implements a number of smart energy practices including a smart grid that offers fewer and shorter outages, a reduction in the use of fossil fuels and easier integration with renewable energy sources like wind and solar power.

      • Smart meters: ComEd will install digital, electric meters called smart meters that provide secure, two-way communication between your meter and ComEd. Smart meters help you save money by giving you more control over your energy use, eliminating estimated bills and offering quicker response times during outages.

      • Energy assessments: ComEd gives you a free energy assessment that shows you where you can reduce energy usage and save money. During the assessment, you can get energy-saving products installed for free, including programmable thermostats, hot water pipe insulation, advanced power strips and WaterSense showerheads.

      by Jonathan Trout ConsumerAffairs Research Team

      As a member of the ConsumerAffairs Research Team, Jonathan Trout believes having access to free, comprehensive information on products and businesses is vital to making smart purchasing decisions. He focuses his efforts on researching and reviewing multiple brands across a variety of industries, with the goal of writing unbiased buyers guides to help inform consumers on impending purchases.

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