Are you tired of scrambling to pay your Lexington Electric bill at the last minute? Maybe you’ve forgotten the due date once or twice (we’ve all been there!). I’ve put together this comprehensive guide to help fellow Lexington Electric customers navigate all the different ways to pay their bills. After researching the options myself, I wanted to share what I’ve learned to make life easier for everyone.
Quick Payment Options at a Glance
Before diving into details here’s a quick overview of how you can pay your Lexington Electric bill
- Online through the customer portal
- By phone at 1-888-804-8567
- At kiosk locations in Lexington and Parsons
- In-person at the Lexington office
- Through bank draft (automatic payment)
- Using the FlexPay “pay as you use” option
Online Bill Pay: The Most Convenient Method
If you’re like me and prefer handling bills from the comfort of your couch, online payment is your best bet. Lexington Electric System offers a user-friendly online payment portal at lexingtonelectric.utilitynexus.com/make-a-payment.
To make an online payment, you’ll need:
- Your 12-digit account number (the first 6 digits are your LOCATION ID, the last 6 are your CUSTOMER NUMBER)
- Credit/debit card or checking account information
- Email address to receive confirmation
The process is straightforward – just verify your account enter payment details review and confirm. Your payment updates your account balance immediately, though it may take up to 24 hours to post to your bank or credit card.
Important note There’s a $2.95 convenience fee for all credit/debit card transactions Also, there may be monthly limits on how much you can pay via credit/debit card.
Phone Payments: Quick and Easy
Don’t want to log in online? No problem! You can pay by phone at 1-888-804-8567 using either:
- Credit/debit card
- Electronic check
Again, you’ll need your 12-digit account number handy. The phone system will guide you through the payment process step-by-step.
Kiosk Locations: Cash, Check, or Card
For those who prefer to pay in-person but don’t want to visit the main office, Lexington Electric offers convenient kiosk locations:
- 92 South Main Street, Lexington
- 120 Tennessee Avenue South, Parsons
These kiosks accept credit/debit cards, cash, or checks. This option is great if you’re running errands in town anyway!
In-Person at the Lexington Office
During regular business hours (Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM), you can pay at the main Lexington office. They accept:
- Personal checks
- Credit/debit cards
- Cash
- Money orders
The office staff can also help with any questions about your bill or service.
Bank Draft: Never Miss a Payment Again
If forgetting due dates is your weakness (it used to be mine too!), consider setting up automatic bank drafts. Here’s how:
- Complete an Automatic Debit Form (available at the main office or printable from their website)
- Submit the form along with a voided check for bank verification
- Your draft will start with next month’s billing
The best part? The draft happens two days before your due date, and your bill will be marked “Bank Draft” so you know it’s taken care of. You’ll never have late fees again!
FlexPay: A Different Approach
Lexington Electric also offers a unique “pay as you use” option called FlexPay. This program has:
- No due dates
- No late fees
- Cell phone alerts about your usage and balance
You can access your FlexPay account at www.myusage.com. If you’re interested in switching to this plan, contact the office at (731) 968-3662.
Due Dates and Grace Periods
Here’s something I didn’t know until recently – if your due date falls on a weekend or holiday when the office is closed, you get until the next business day to pay without penalty. That extra breathing room can be a lifesaver!
After-Hours Reconnection
If your service has been disconnected for non-payment and you need reconnection after business hours, you can still pay using any of the methods mentioned above. After making your payment, you’ll need to provide your confirmation number to the after-hours dispatcher to get reconnected.
Mobile App Option
Lexington Electric also offers a mobile app for easy account management and payments on the go. Just look for the mobile app icon on their website.
Important Account Information to Have Ready
Whenever you’re making a payment, make sure you have:
- Your full 12-digit account number
- Your current account balance
- Payment method information
Things to Consider When Choosing a Payment Method
When deciding how to pay your bill, think about:
- Convenience fees – Remember there’s a $2.95 fee for credit/debit transactions
- Timing – Online and phone payments update your account immediately
- Payment limits – Credit/debit card payments may have monthly limits
- Confirmation – All methods provide payment confirmation, but online and phone methods can send email/text confirmations
My Personal Experience
I used to always pay my bill in person at the office, but after forgetting one month and facing a late fee, I switched to bank draft. It’s been the most stress-free option for me – my bill gets paid automatically two days before the due date, and I never have to worry about it again. For friends who prefer more control over when they pay, I recommend the online portal – it’s easy to use and gives immediate confirmation.
FAQs About Lexington Electric Bill Payments
Q: Can I pay with a credit card over the phone?
A: Yes, you can pay by phone at 1-888-804-8567 using a credit/debit card or electronic check.
Q: Is there a fee for making payments?
A: There is a $2.95 convenience fee for all credit/debit card transactions.
Q: How soon will my payment be reflected on my account?
A: Payments immediately update your Lexington Electric System account balance, but may take up to 24 hours to post to your financial institution.
Q: What if I can’t pay my entire bill at once?
A: Consider the FlexPay option, which allows you to pay as you use electricity, or contact the Lexington Electric office to discuss payment arrangements.
Q: What information do I need to make a payment?
A: You’ll need your 12-digit account number (location ID + customer number) and payment method information.
Contact Information
If you have questions about your bill or payment options, contact Lexington Electric System:
- Phone: (731) 968-3662
- Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Pay by Phone (automated): 1-888-804-8567
- Main Office: 92 South Main Street, Lexington
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re a tech-savvy customer who prefers online payments or someone who likes the personal touch of paying in-person, Lexington Electric System has you covered. Remember, the key to avoiding late fees and disconnections is simply knowing your options and choosing what works best for your situation.
Have you found another great way to manage your Lexington Electric payments? I’d love to hear about your experiences in the comments below! And if this guide was helpful, please share it with your neighbors and friends in the Lexington Electric service area.
Stay powered up and stress-free with these simple payment methods!

Water Cut Off Policy
A $5 penalty will be imposed on all accounts remaining unpaid as of the 24th of the month (or the first business day following that date). A late charge of $30 will apply to all locations that remain unpaid as of 5 p.m. on the 15th of the month. Water service will be cut off on the 16th of the month following the due date for accounts with past due balances. Should these dates fall on the weekend or holiday, the penalties would be assessed the following business day.