Dickson Electric System

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Electric Companies, Electric Contractors-Commercial & Industrial, Electricians

236 Cowan Rd, Dickson, TN 37055

615-446-9051

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anonymous

01/31/13

I would like to say " Thank You ", for the excellent service your employees provide, from the daily office services to the " field" services. I have dealt with customer service, new construction, and power outage dept,and ALL dept's employees have displayed upmost courtesy and professionalism .. Special thanks to the repair crews whom battle the elements to keep us comfortable in our homes ..ThanksJimmy JacksonPegram,

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Ccelticpride58

11/03/12

Power went out at about 4:30 11/3/2012 at my mom's apartment. It is now 9:47 P.M. and still no power. She is 93 and can't see. 1/2 of the elderly comlex has power. I don't understand what is taking so long??? Again, she cannot see and uses a walker and now is in total darkness. i cannot get an explanation when i call the dispatcher.

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Serving Tennessee since 1936

General Info

Dickson Electric System is a public utility serving more than 31,000 customers in five counties, Dickson, Hickman, Cheatham, Houston and Montgomery. The company originated in 1905 and began purchasing power from the Tennessee Valley Authority in 1936. Dickson offers bank drafts, security lights, levelized billing, heat pump loans, energy-right new homes and manufactured home programs and surge protection. The company offers safety lighting for home and business with a DES security light. The company also offers surge protection for the home to protect household appliances and electronic equipment. Dickson markets a product called the Emergency Beacon. It's a clear-glass light bulb installed in the porch light socket and used as a normal light. But in a 911 emergency situation, a double flick of the switch turns the bulb into a flashing beacon that can be seen at night and 125 yards during the day.

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