Letter to Electricity Supplier

Letter to electricity company for complaint, connection, services, extra load, new service etc.

Letter to Electricity Supplier

Dear electric supplier,

I am writing to you because now is time to make an official complaint. I have written to you before, and called, and I was told that you would sort the problem out, and still nothing has been done about it. It has been one month since I first complained about this. The electricity in my home for the past month has been on an off mostly past week. We have not been able to cook as we have an electric oven, and no heating as they are electric heaters.

It’s the middle of winter, and my kids keeps saying to me “daddy I’m cold, daddy can you turn the light on I’m scared of the dark” they are just kids they don’t understand that we have no electricity for lights. I’m going to give you 24 hours from receiving this letter to get this problem sorted, or I will be suing you.

Yours sincerely,

Mr. Shawn Mendes

Complaint Letter to Wapda

To,
The management team, WAPDA, Lahore

Respected sir,

I would like to bring it to your knowledge that the electricity failure now a days is a big issue but in our society it have become a huge problem, load shedding is more than the confined hours, and the wires also get sparked after every 2 weeks, sir I humbly request you form behalf of the whole society that please resolve this extra load shedding problem, and also use good quality wires as it is very dangerous for the residents of the society. We shall be really thankful to you for this favor. Thanks.

From,

Society members, NFC society, Lahore

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