Water heaters in Beaumont, Texas
Water hardness, permits, utilities and rebates for Beaumont, TX, each linked to the city or utility source.
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Beaumont gets its water from City of Beaumont Water Utilities (PWS TX1230001).
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From city, county and utility sources, checked Oct 14, 2026
- Water utilityCity of Beaumont Water Utilities (PWS TX1230001)Source
- Who may pull a water heater permitFee: Plumbing permit $15.00 per fixture, $70 minimum (COB MEP Fee Schedule 2024, effective Oct 1, 2024); water heaters not namedSource
- Gas utilityCenterPoint Energy Resources (Beaumont/East Texas Geographic Rate Area)Source
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