Should I deactivate any utilities when vacating the property?

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Should I deactivate any utilities when vacating the property?

Are you wondering Am I Protected Financially If A Tenant Breaks Their Lease Agreement? Should I deactivate any utilities when vacating the property? No, please do not deactivate any utilities, including electric, water, and trash service (if not provided by the City of San Diego). Utilities being on is
essential for vendor work and property marketing. If you’ve had a tenant move out, kindly contact the electric company, water, and trash service
providers to ensure the continuity of service in your name during the vacancy.

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