Pge Bill Pay Locations

Pay Your PG&E Bill Effortlessly at Authorized Payment Centers

Paying your PG&E bill should be a hassle-free experience. That’s why PG&E offers over 575 convenient authorized neighborhood payment center locations where you can settle your bill in person.

Click here to find a payment center near you: https://www.pge.com/en/account/billing-and-assistance/pay-my-bill/payment-center-locator.html

Benefits of Paying at Neighborhood Payment Centers

• No payment service charges: Unlike other payment methods, there are no additional fees for paying at authorized payment centers.
• Accessible centers: Many payment centers are equipped with the International Symbol of Accessibility (ISA) to ensure they are accessible to people with disabilities.
• Same-day payments: Payments made before 5 p.m. are posted the same day.
• Validated receipts: You’ll receive a receipt for your records, which you can use if you need to contact PG&E about your payment.

Accepted Payment Methods

Authorized payment centers accept the following payment methods:

• Cash
• Checks
• Money orders
• Cashier’s checks

Note: Walmart stores do not accept checks. However, they do accept cash and PIN-based debit cards.

Location and Hours

To find the payment center closest to you, visit the PG&E website: https://www.pge.com/en/account/billing-and-assistance/pay-my-bill/payment-center-locator.html

Most payment centers are open after business hours and on weekends for your convenience.

Other Payment Options

In addition to payment centers, PG&E offers several other ways to pay your bill:

• Online: You can pay your bill online through your PG&E account.
• Phone: Call 1-877-704-8470 to pay your bill over the phone.
• Mail: Send your payment to PG&E, P.O. Box 997300, Sacramento, CA 95899-7300.

Conclusion

Paying your PG&E bill should be quick, easy, and convenient. With over 575 authorized payment center locations, you can find a location near you that accepts your preferred payment method. Remember, there are no payment service charges when you pay at a neighborhood payment center.