Texas Property Answer
Who do I contact for San Antonio Water System sewer utility service area CCN 20285?
San Antonio Water System is listed in the PUCT sewer CCN source as a Commission Approved bounded sewer service area across Bexar, Comal, and Medina counties under CCN 20285. JVLOT's researched contact snapshot points readers to the SAWS website, contact page, phone number, and customer service email, but all details should be verified before use.
Direct Answer
San Antonio Water System utility contact snapshot.
San Antonio Water System is listed in the PUCT sewer CCN source as a Commission Approved bounded sewer service area across Bexar, Comal, and Medina counties under CCN 20285. JVLOT's researched contact snapshot points readers to the SAWS website, contact page, phone number, and customer service email, but all details should be verified before use.
Verify these utility details with the official provider, PUCT, and local permitting offices before relying on them for calls, due diligence, service decisions, or purchase decisions.
Contact Info
Additional numbers: 210-704-7283, 210-704-7279
CCN Source Facts
Research status: researched, last checked 6/16/2026, confidence 95%
Research Notes
The saved research record says the contact information is sourced from the official San Antonio Water System website.
Research Steps
Confirm the parcel is inside or near the SAWS sewer CCN boundary.
Use CCN 20285 and the county context when checking official records or calling the provider.
Start with the official SAWS contact page, then verify sewer availability for the specific parcel.
Ask about sewer main proximity, connection requirements, capacity, impact fees, and extension requirements.
Document the provider response and official source date with the property record.
Common Questions
Does being inside a sewer CCN mean a sewer main is on the property?
No. A sewer CCN boundary is not the same as a confirmed sewer line, tap, or immediate connection availability.
What counties does this SAWS sewer CCN source row reference?
The source row references Bexar, Comal, and Medina counties.
Why should this be verified before publication?
Utility contact pages, phone routing, emails, service rules, and availability can change. JVLOT should verify the page against current official utility sources before treating it as complete.
Source Notes
JVLOT pages are written for Texas property research workflows. Public parcel, tax, GIS, and title records can differ by Texas county and should be verified before any purchase, legal, or financial decision.