Plumbing Service Areas Near Cibolo, TX

Where we send plumbers

Our base is 513 Cibolo Valley Dr in Cibolo, TX, in Guadalupe County. From there we dispatch to the places below, and each town has its own page with local details.

Cibolo itself uses ZIP 78108. Schertz and Selma share ZIP 78154. Universal City uses 78148 and the Randolph Air Force Base ZIP 78150. Converse uses 78109.

A shared ZIP is one reason we ask for the street address on every call. 78154 covers parts of both Schertz and Selma, so the address, not the ZIP, tells us which town page applies.

What changes from town to town

Plumbing work looks the same in every town, but the surrounding details do not. Cibolo is served by the City of Cibolo and Green Valley Special Utility District. Converse operates its own wells from the Edwards Aquifer alongside Canyon Regional Water Authority supply. Schertz and Selma each span parts of Guadalupe, Bexar and Comal counties.

That means the first question on many calls is practical rather than technical: who owns the pipe, and who do you call about the street side of the meter? Your water bill names the utility, and the page for your town explains the rest.

How coverage works on a call

Coverage is decided by street address, not by ZIP code alone. When you call, the dispatcher asks for the street and the nearest cross street, confirms the town, and then sends a licensed plumber to that address. If you live near the line between two towns, the address settles it in a few seconds.

We dispatch around the clock to all five towns. The line is the same at 2 a.m. as at noon, and same-day appointments are offered when available. We do not promise an arrival time, because the plumber's distance, the number of calls and the job itself all change it.

Planned work follows the same path. If you want a camera look at a sewer line before buying a home in Schertz, or a water heater swap in Converse, call during the day and the dispatcher will arrange a time. The service pages explain what to prepare for each job.

Which utility serves my address

Two things decide who you call when the problem is outside your house: the town and the water provider. In Cibolo, the City of Cibolo and Green Valley Special Utility District both serve customers, and your bill names yours. According to the City, sewer billing moved to GVSUD in November 2025, so a sewer charge may appear on a GVSUD bill.

Which utility serves you depends on your address, so check your bill. Converse runs its own wells alongside Canyon Regional Water Authority supply, and Schertz and Selma each cross county lines. The practical rule is the same everywhere: read the name on the bill, call that utility about anything on the street side of the meter and call a plumber for anything inside the property.

Before you call

Know your street address and the nearest cross street. If water is running, find the main shutoff and close it. The services we dispatch for most often are drain cleaning, water heater repair and leak detection, and each page lists what to do while you wait.

Reading a town page

Each town page starts with what makes that place different, then moves to the services that matter most there and the ZIP codes we cover. The Schertz page looks at a railroad town that grew fast, the Selma page at an Interstate 35 corridor with business customers and the Universal City page at a city beside Randolph Air Force Base. The Converse page focuses on a water supply that differs from Cibolo's.

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