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How to find your Guadalupe County water utility and start service

For Guadalupe County residents starting water service: check the address on a state map, confirm availability with the provider, then use its application instructions and phone number.

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To find your Guadalupe County water provider, look up the property on a Texas water-service map, then ask the mapped utility whether it can serve that exact address before applying.

A mapped service boundary does not guarantee an available meter at a Guadalupe County property. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality points residents to a water-service boundary viewer and a separate utility service-area viewer, and says to contact the water system for more information. Start with its guide to finding a water supplier.

From the source record

State water-service guidanceWho provides water to my property?
Please note that if the property falls into a water systems boundary there may not be a meter available.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality ↗
TCEQ directs property owners to water-service maps and warns that a mapped boundary does not establish meter availability.

Find the provider for the property

Use the property address in the Texas Water Development Board’s Water Service Boundary Viewer, which TCEQ describes as a searchable map of retail water-service boundaries. TCEQ also points to the Public Utility Commission’s CCN Viewer. A certificate of convenience and necessity authorizes a utility to provide water or sewer service in a specified area. These are ways to identify a utility to ask; the boundary alone does not establish whether service is ready at the property.

Call the utility shown for the address and ask whether it provides water there, whether a meter is available, and which application applies. Do this before sending an application or planning a move around a presumed connection. A city name or ZIP code cannot settle an address-level service question; Seguin’s own account instructions say the services it provides depend on the service address.

Apply after the provider confirms service

The three procedures below apply only when Green Valley Special Utility District, Springs Hill Special Utility District or the City of Seguin confirms that it serves the property. They are not a list of every water provider in Guadalupe County. Green Valley distinguishes water-only applications from applications involving sewer service; its office asks customers who are unsure about sewer service to contact it for help.

How to confirm and request service from three providers; each row reflects the provider’s official instructions.
ProviderConfirm addressApplication pathRequired documentsPhone
Green Valley SUDAsk its office whether it serves the address and which water or sewer form fits.Download the new owner or renter form; email it or visit 605 FM 465, Marion.Ownership document or qualifying lease; government photo ID for everyone on the?n/a

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