WaterSaver Coupons Are Here!
Get up to $600 for your outdoor project.
Replace part of your lawn with a water-saving landscape or patio and SAWS will help foot the bill!
Helping Neighbors In Need
Financial hardships happen. SAWS is here to help.
Uplift helps qualifying customers save money on their monthly SAWS bill.
Developer and Permitting Tools
New Online Services Available
Apply for permits, pay impact fees and check permit status online.
Sewer Projects
We're working across San Antonio to improve our wastewater system.
Learn more about the construction projects in your area.
Affordability Programs
Uplift Helps Families
Keep Water Flowing
Having trouble paying your water bill? Your neighbors at SAWS are here to help ease the burden of utility costs for qualifying customers.
Utility Locate Service
Need to know where pipes underground are located?
SAWS provides location information about underground pipes through maps or physical markers. Both contractors and residents can request locates.
Ethics Hotline
We take great pride knowing that you trust SAWS to provide our community with sustainable, affordable water services.
In that spirit, SAWS has launched a tool that allows the general public to report suspected unethical activity.
In The News
Digging Deep for a Waterful Future
If you live or work in the Stone Oak area, you may have noticed two large water tanks taking shape.
Hummingbirds Love Our WaterSaver Coupons!
WaterSaver coupons make it easy — and affordable — to add some of these hummingbird approved plants to your yard.
Catch the Running Toilet: SAWS Fiesta Medals Are Here!
Are you ready for medal mania? SAWS is joining the Fiesta fray again this year!
Festival of Flowers: A WaterSaver Rewards Event
Eager to earn some valuable WaterSaver Rewards points? You’ll have a prime opportunity Saturday, May 25, at the Festival of Flowers.
SAWS Five-Year Conservation Plan Open for Community Input
Join the Conservation Conversation
Pipe Bursting: It’s Not Just for Sewers Anymore
In the water and wastewater world, sometimes you have to crack a few pipes to improve underground utilities.
