Water heaters in Frisco, Texas
Water hardness, permits, utilities and rebates for Frisco, TX, each linked to the city or utility source.
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Frisco gets its water from City of Frisco Public Works (treated water purchased from North Texas Municipal Water District), measured at 96.0-200 ppm (Wylie plant supply); Leonard plant 96.0-144. Replacing a water heater needs a permit.
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Water Heater Plumbers serving Frisco, not yet rated
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- Piper Plumbing (Advanced Foundation Repair LP) Based in Dallas · License TSBPE Responsible Master Plumber M-43149 · Operating since 1992
- Willard Cooling, Heating, Plumbing & Electrical Based in Richland Hills · License TSBPE Responsible Master Plumber M-43980 · Company states it was founded in 2007
Before you hire in Frisco
From city, county and utility sources, checked Oct 14, 2026
- Water utilityCity of Frisco Public Works (treated water purchased from North Texas Municipal Water District)Source
- Water hardness96.0-200 ppm (Wylie plant supply); Leonard plant 96.0-144Source
- Water heater permitRequired. Who may pull it: Registered plumbing contractor (must hold master license and be registered with Building Inspections; R-Number); water heater replacement is available as an instant Self Service residential permit. Fee: Plumbing permit issuance $50.00 plus $7.00 per water heater and/or vent (fee schedule effective 10/1/2026)Source
- Gas utilityAtmos Energy (Mid-Tex Division)Source
- Electric utilityOncor Electric Delivery (wires/TDU; retail electric choice)Source
- Utility rebatesOncor ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater: $500 off coupon. Rules: Oncor residential customers; reserve coupon through Oncor Marketplace (CLEAResult) and redeem online or in-store at participating retailers (Home Depot, Lowes); limit per householdSource
- Utility rebatesAtmos Energy (Mid-Tex Division) natural gas storage tank water heater: $100 (0.68 UEF+); $150 (0.86 UEF+, ENERGY STAR); $200 (0.90 UEF+, ENERGY STAR). Rules: Current Atmos Energy Mid-Tex residential customer; apply within 12 months of purchase/installation; Atmos Energy (Mid-Tex Division) natural gas tankless water heater: $200 (0.87 UEF+); $300 (0.95 UEF+, ENERGY STAR). Rules: SameSource
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