MEPCO Bill Check in Vehari

Vehari is cotton country — and its biggest town, Burewala, is one of Pakistan's great textile-mill centres, so mill shifts, ginning season and student life at the local university campus all leave their mark on the district's electricity use. Mill worker, grower or student, you can check this month's MEPCO bill for any Vehari connection below.

Check your Vehari MEPCO bill

Enter your 14-digit reference number in the checker and your current Vehari bill opens on the official PITC page — the amount to pay, the last date to pay it, and the units recorded by your meter.

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Free — no sign-up, no app needed. Your bill opens on the official PITC page in a new tab.

🔒 Your number is never sent to or stored on this website — it goes directly to the official PITC bill page.

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If that tab shows the PITC search page instead of your bill, copy this number and paste it there:
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Or open the official PITC search page and paste it there — or go via the official MEPCO website.

Faded bill? The consumer ID guide explains the 10-digit alternative printed on every bill, which the checker's Consumer ID tab accepts just as happily. With the amount in hand, you can pay the bill online in the same sitting, from a wallet or banking app.

Electricity supply in Vehari

Vehari district is run locally through MEPCO's circle office in Vehari city, which handles policy and escalations, while sub-division (SDO) offices in Vehari, Burewala and Mailsi deal with consumers day to day — connections, corrections and complaints all begin with the SDO for your town and feeder.

The district's load follows the cotton calendar. Ginning factories and Burewala's textile mills draw heavy, steady industrial power, peaking with the harvest and export orders, while farms, tube wells and small towns spread agricultural demand across the tehsils. In Vehari city itself, the COMSATS university campus brings a large student and staff population whose hostels and rentals add to domestic consumption. Towns served include Burewala and Mailsi, as well as Vehari city and the villages between them.

Vehari at a glance

DistrictVehari District, South Punjab
MEPCO circleVehari Circle
Areas servedVehari city — Club Road, Vehari city — Mailsi Road, Vehari city — People's Colony, Burewala — Arif Road, Burewala — College Road, Burewala — Satellite Town and the surrounding areas of the district
Check your billWith the 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer ID — use the checker above
Local helpYour sub-division (SDO) office for routine work, the Vehari circle office for escalations, or helpline 118 / 0800-63726

Areas & localities served

MEPCO's supply covers all three tehsil towns and the countryside around them. Areas and localities served include:

  • Vehari city — Club Road
  • Vehari city — Mailsi Road
  • Vehari city — People's Colony
  • Burewala — Arif Road
  • Burewala — College Road
  • Burewala — Satellite Town
  • Mailsi

A mill-quarter home in Burewala, a shop on Club Road or a farm connection outside Mailsi — each is billed by MEPCO, and each bill opens with its reference number in the checker above.

Getting help in Vehari

In-person matters in Vehari district go to the sub-division (SDO) office for your town — Vehari, Burewala and Mailsi each have their own — covering new connections, corrections and meter complaints. If your SDO cannot resolve an issue, escalate it to the MEPCO circle office in Vehari.

For faults and failures, call 118 or the toll-free 0800-63726, or log the complaint on the official CCMS portal so you receive a tracking number. Our complaint guide walks through the process, and our contact page keeps every official MEPCO channel in one place.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the MEPCO office in Vehari?
Routine matters are handled at the sub-division (SDO) office for your town — Vehari, Burewala or Mailsi — including corrections, new connections and name changes. The MEPCO circle office in Vehari city handles district-level escalations. Checking or printing your bill needs no visit: use the checker above.
Who do I contact for a power failure in Vehari?
Call 118 or the toll-free 0800-63726, or register the failure on the CCMS portal. Keep your reference number ready so the complaint is logged against your connection — in mill areas especially, it helps the team tell a single-connection fault from a wider feeder breakdown.
My paper bill has not arrived in Vehari — what should I do?
Open it in the checker above with your reference number. The online version is a full duplicate of the paper bill, with the same amount and due date, and a printout or PDF can be paid at any bank, post office or mobile wallet shop.