Schertz Water Billing

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1400 Schertz Pkwy
Schertz, TX 78154
+1 (210) 619-1100
https://schertz.com

Schertz Water Billing in Schertz, TX, overseen by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, ensures water pressure is maintained at a minimum of 35 psi throughout the distribution network, with variations due to elevation differences in the service area.

The water system is designed to meet fire hydrant flow requirements and includes regulations for pressure-reducing valves in residences exceeding 80 psi to prevent damage to plumbing and appliances, with adjustments considered for water leaks or line breaks.

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