Example: 123456-789012 The first portion of your bill (123456) prior to the dash is your customer number. The portion after the dash (789012) is your account number. If making a payment for reconnection of services, please call Customer Service at 910-893-7575 after the payment is made.
Are you tired of forgetting to pay your water bill until that dreaded late notice arrives? Maybe you’re sick of writing checks and buying stamps every month? Well, I’ve been there too, and let me tell you – Envirolink Bill Pay has been a total game-changer for me and many others across North Carolina Today, I’m gonna walk you through everything you need to know about this convenient service that’s making life easier for folks in communities like Davidson Downes, Eagle Creek, and right here in my hometown
What Exactly is Envirolink?
Before we dive into the bill pay system, let’s talk about what Envirolink actually is. Envirolink has specialized in managing water, wastewater, and public works services across North Carolina. Their whole philosophy centers around partnering with communities and treating assets like their own to enhance sustainability. They’re all about integrity, innovation, people, excellence, community, and productivity – these aren’t just fancy words on their website, they’re values that really show in their service.
Some of the communities they serve include:
- Davidson Downes
- Eagle Creek
- The Hampshires
- Crossroad, IN
- Honeycutt Reserve, NC
- Pointe Vista, OK
Envirolink Bill Pay Options: How to Pay Your Utility Bills
Now, let’s get to what you’re really here for – how to actually pay your bill! Envirolink offers several convenient options:
Online ePay System
The easiest way to pay your Envirolink bill is through their ePay system You can access it by
- Visiting www.envirolinkbillpay.com
- Clicking the blue “View/Pay eBills” button
- Registering for an account (if you haven’t already)
For registration you’ll need
- A valid email address
- Your bill info (name, address, account number exactly as it appears on your bill)
- A username and password you create
Once registered, you’ll get an email confirmation, and you’re good to go! You can pay using:
- Major credit cards
- Debit cards
- PayPal
One thing to note – there is a convenience fee that’s collected by a third-party payment processor. This fee covers the processing fees and cost of running the payment website. Envirolink doesn’t actually collect any of this fee. You can calculate exactly what this fee will be before finalizing your payment, so no surprises there.
Direct Pay Application
If you’re like me and sometimes forget due dates, you might wanna consider their Direct Pay option. I started using this last year, and it’s been super helpful! This automatically withdraws your payment from your account when it’s due. You can find the Direct Pay Application on their website, dating back to March 14, 2018, when they introduced this feature.
Mail-In Payments
For those who prefer the traditional route (like my dad who still doesn’t trust online payments), you can mail your payment to:
Envirolink Payment Remittance
4700 Homewood Court, Suite 108
Raleigh, NC 27609
The Vance County eCommerce Portal
If you’re in Vance County, there’s a specific portal for you at https://www.justinter.net/eBill/ebill.asp?c=4580. This portal is powered by CentralSquare Technologies and offers similar functionality:
- You’ll need to register first (it’s fast & easy!)
- After registration, you can sign in with your email and password
- From there, you can view and pay your bills
The Vance County system recommends adding their email to your whitelist to ensure you receive all notifications.
Why I Switched to Online Bill Pay (And Why You Should Too)
I remember the days of opening my mailbox to find that dreaded blue envelope with my water bill. I’d toss it on my kitchen counter, where it would get buried under junk mail and grocery lists until – oops! – I’d suddenly remember it was due yesterday. Then I’d rush to write a check, find a stamp, and hope it wouldn’t arrive too late to avoid a late fee.
Since switching to Envirolink’s online bill pay system, those days are gone. Here’s why I love it:
- Convenience: I can pay my bill at 11 PM in my pajamas if I want to!
- Record-keeping: All my payment history is stored in one place.
- Reminders: The system can send me emails when my bill is ready or due.
- Options: I can use credit cards, debit cards, or PayPal.
- Security: I don’t have to worry about my check getting lost in the mail.
Common Questions About Envirolink Bill Pay
Is there a fee for using the online payment system?
Yes, there’s a convenience fee collected by the third-party payment processor. This fee covers processing costs and maintaining the website. Envirolink doesn’t receive any portion of this fee. You can see exactly what the fee will be before finalizing your payment.
Is my payment information secure?
Absolutely! Envirolink doesn’t collect or retain any personal financial information from their website. Payments are processed by PayPal through their secure payment processing portal, which uses industry-standard encryption to protect your data.
What if I have questions about my bill?
If you have billing or service questions, you can contact Envirolink customer service at:
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: 252-235-4900 OR 888-754-9878 (toll free)
What if I forgot my password for the online portal?
Don’t worry! On the login page, there’s a “Forgot your password?” link. Click that, follow the prompts, and you’ll be back in business in no time.
Tips for Smooth Sailing with Envirolink Bill Pay
After using this system for a few years now, I’ve picked up some tricks that might help you too:
- Set calendar reminders: Even with online bill pay, it’s good to know when your bill is due.
- Check for announcements: The Envirolink website has an announcements section where they post important updates.
- Keep your contact info updated: Make sure your email address is current so you receive all notifications.
- Consider Direct Pay: If you’re forgetful like me, this automatic payment option is a lifesaver!
- Add their email to your whitelist: This ensures important emails don’t end up in your spam folder.
What to Do If You’re Moving or Need New Service
If you’re moving into a new home that uses Envirolink services, you’ll need to apply for new service. The Application for Service form has been available since March 6, 2018, and can be found on their website.
Similarly, if you’re moving out, don’t forget to contact them to end your service and settle your final bill. This will prevent any surprise charges after you’ve left.
The Future of Utility Payments with Envirolink
As we move further into 2025, I’m excited to see how Envirolink continues to innovate their payment systems. They’ve already made significant strides in making utility management more convenient and user-friendly.
With their commitment to innovation, I wouldn’t be surprised if we see more advanced features in the near future, such as:
- Mobile apps for even more convenient payments
- Enhanced usage tracking tools
- Integration with smart home systems
Final Thoughts
Managing utilities shouldn’t be a headache, and Envirolink Bill Pay has definitely made it much easier for me and thousands of other North Carolinians. Whether you’re in Davidson Downes, Eagle Creek, or any of the other communities they serve, their online payment system offers a simple, secure way to stay on top of your water and wastewater bills.
I’ve been using their system for years now, and honestly, I can’t imagine going back to the old way of doing things. If you haven’t tried it yet, I highly recommend giving it a shot. Your future self (and your credit score) will thank you for avoiding those late payments!
Remember, you can access their bill pay system at www.envirolinkbillpay.com or, for Vance County residents, at https://www.justinter.net/eBill/ebill.asp?c=4580.
Have you tried Envirolink’s bill pay system? What’s been your experience? Drop me a comment below – I’d love to hear from you!

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Example: 123456-789012 The first portion of your bill (123456) prior to the dash is your customer number. The portion after the dash (789012) is your account number. If making a payment for reconnection of services, please call Customer Service at 910-893-7575 after the payment is made.