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Conserve & Save
The Conserve & Save page offers helpful tips and resources for reducing your utility use and lowering your monthly bills. Learn how simple changes at home can lead to long-term savings and support a more sustainable Clayton.
Want to know how much water/electricity you use in real time? Now you can!
To set up your account, you will need:
- Your utility account number
- The number of your street address
- The email associated with your utility account
Already have a Utility Tracker account?
Are you a homeowner who is thinking about making your home more efficient, so you can lower your usage and your monthly utility bill?
With this interest free program, you can install things like new windows, storm doors, new insulation and more!
Repayments are conveniently added to your monthly utility bill.
For any questions, call us at 919-553-5002 or apply now.
| Loan Amount | Repayment Time | Monthly Payment |
| $500 | One Year | $41.66 |
| $1,000 | One Year | $83.33 |
| $1,500 | Two Years | $62.50 |
| $2,500 | Two Years | $104.16 |
| $3,500 | Three Years | $97.22 |
| $4,500 | Three Years | $125.00 |
| $5,000 | Three Years | $138.88 |
Leaky pipes and hidden water leaks can cause significant increases in usage and lead to costly utility bills. If you suspect that you may have a leak or water problem, feel free to call our Utility and Billing Department for more information.
If you have detected a leak and repaired it, you can fill out the Water Leak Adjustment Form (PDF) and email the completed document to utilities@townofclaytonnc.org to receive a possible leak adjustment.
See how the winter chill and summer heat affect your energy use - and your monthly energy bill.
TempTracker 365™ records daily high and low temperatures in ElectriCities member communities.
You can use it to create monthly calendars that show which days, weeks, or months were extremely hot or cold, causing heating and cooling systems to run longer. You can also see which days had milder temperatures and didn’t result in as much energy use.