FESCO Service Areas: The Eight Districts Explained

FESCO distributes electricity across eight districts in central Punjab: Faisalabad, Sargodha, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh, Chiniot, Khushab, Mianwali and Bhakkar. A district name helps identify the likely distribution company, but the bill’s printed company name, reference details and subdivision are the safest way to confirm who manages a specific connection.

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The eight FESCO districts

FESCO’s published service information identifies Faisalabad, Sargodha, Jhang, Toba Tek Singh, Chiniot, Khushab, Mianwali and Bhakkar as its distribution area. These districts include urban centres, towns and rural connections. Administrative circles, divisions and subdivisions handle local operations within the wider territory.

District is not the same as subdivision

A district is a broad geographic area. The subdivision printed on a bill is the local operational office associated with the connection. Consumers in the same district may therefore contact different offices for meter, billing or supply work. Use a recent bill and FESCO’s current directory to identify the correct local office.

How to verify your electricity company

Check the supplier name and logo on a recent bill, then confirm the reference number through the public PITC bill interface. A nearby town may fall under a different distribution company, so do not select FESCO only because Faisalabad is the closest large city. The service provider attached to the connection record is what matters.

Why service areas matter online

Selecting the wrong company can make a valid Reference Number appear invalid. It can also send a complaint to the wrong organization. When using a bank or wallet, confirm that the biller is FESCO and that the consumer name and amount match before paying.

Finding local help

FESCO publishes a searchable telephone directory and contact information for offices. Use those sources for the current subdivision or complaint contact. This independent website explains the process but does not maintain FESCO’s office boundaries or customer records.

Practical checklist

• Use a recent bill and verify the consumer details before acting.
• Prefer the relevant official or primary source and note its date.
• Keep screenshots, meter photos, bills and payment receipts when a dispute is possible.
• Never share a password, PIN or one-time code for a bill lookup.
• Use the FESCO bill checker for the latest available bill and consult our fact-checking policy.

Frequently asked questions

Sources and verification

This guide was checked against the following sources used for the claims above:

• FESCO official website
• FESCO telephone directory
• PITC bill service

For related guidance, see About Us, the Editorial Policy and the Disclaimer.

Reviewed by FESCO Team. Scheduled for September 25, 2026.

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