New Water/Sewer Customer Forms

The forms listed below are for new customers requesting new water service at their residence.

Please download every form and completely fill-in for the Westwood Shores MUD office. These forms must be completed with a $300 deposit included before the water can be turned on.
If you have any outside plumbing done, you are responsible to come to the MUD office and request a plumbing permit. This permit request can also be found on this page for you to print off and bring to the MUD office. This permit must be placed ons-site and you must call the office to have an operator inspect the plumbing before it is covered up underground.
If you have any questions, please call the office, 936-594-3411.

Relevant Documents

Application for New Water Service w/Service Agreement Posted 2:21 pm, September 12, 2022
Application for Plumbing Permit Posted 8:55 am, September 7, 2022
Plumbing Policy Posted 8:55 am, September 7, 2022
ACH Bank Draft Posted 8:55 am, September 7, 2022

Notice December 11, 2023

12/01/2023

Dear Westwood Shores MUD customer: Please be advised that on December 11^th the District will be placing Water Plant No. 1 online so we can begin using our two water wells as our primary water source. Based on past experience in switching our water source, this action is expected to change the direction of the water flow in some pipes, which can stir up the existing sediment in the distribution system and as a result you may experience brown water.

A note about expected brown water:
As a proactive measure the last time we experienced brown water, the District performed a water quality study of the brown water and the results show that although the brown water is a major nuisance, it does not violate the public drinking water standards governing drinking water quality as regulated by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (“TCEQ”). Certain naturally occurring minerals like iron and manganese are often contributors of brown water issues and both were present in the tested water. These elements can gradually accumulate in the distribution system and may not present themselves at the tap unless there is an abnormal disruption to the normal flow of water, like change in direction of flow in the pipe.

How to prepare:
It is recommended that you not wash white laundry during the transition period which could last several days. You should monitor the quality of your water and call in any water quality issues to the District’s operator, Precision Utility at 281-456-9825.

The District’s operator will be actively flushing the system to minimize the amount of brown water in the system during the transition.

Thank you for your patience during this transition and for being a valued customer of Westwood Shores MUD.

Other question regarding this event may be directed to the district customer service email service@precisionutility.biz or by calling the District’s office at 281-456-9825.

Kind Regards, Westwood Shores MUD/Precision Utility

Texas Utility Help Program

03/22/2023

Texas Utility Help offers financial assistance to those who qualify, click this link for more information.