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service address

A service address is the address of the property where a utility service is provided or is to be provided.

In plain English

This points to the physical property that receives the utility. It is the location itself, whether the service is already there or is planned for that property.

In context

Here, service address identifies the property address where the utility will be provided.

Situation
Setting up utilities and submitting maintenance, repair, and access requests
What it communicates
identifies the address where the utility will be provided.

Meaning limits

The term alone does not say who the customer is or whether the utility is already active at that property.

Examples

“The account stayed in Rosa's name, but the service address changed from her shop to the farm.”

Core meaning

“They arranged water service for the new cottage and listed the service address as 42 Pine Track.”

In context

  • address Broader Term

    A service address is a specific kind of address.

  • billing address Contrast

    A billing address is for billing, while a service address identifies the property connected with the utility service.