CITY OF RENTON WASHINGTON

• Tenant Billing
  Attention Property Managers: An active Renton Business License is required for Property Management Companies operating in the City of Renton. If you do not have a business license you can apply for one here: Tax and Licensing
• Direct Debit Application.pdf
• Reduced Rate Application-Fill online, print and submit.
• Reduced Rate Application-Print, fill out and submit.
• Ownership Change
• Leak Adjustment
• Fee Waiver    
• Temporary Water Shut Off Request
  (homes that will be temporarily vacant for at least 30 days)
• Mailing Address Change
• General Questions

• 2018 Utility Rate Brochure
• 2019 Utility Rate Brochure

Please be aware that utility bills are tied to the real property served. Unpaid balances from the previous owner of the property will be transferred to the currently active utility account after the city has made every effort to collect the unpaid balance. Contact the closing agent if there is an unpaid balance to see if closing funds are available to clear the closed account.

All utility services may not be provided solely by the city but by a combination of local water districts, the city, and Republic Services.

Garbage Service

Garbage Service is mandatory in the city limits of Renton per Renton Municipal Code and is provided and billed directly by Republic Services.

Gas and Electric Service

Puget Sound Energy 1-888-225-5773
Customer Service
TTY (hard of hearing/speech disorders): 800-962-9498
Telecommunications Relay Service: 866-831-5161

Renton’s West Hill

Skyway and Bryn Mawr area:
​Skyway Water and Sewer: 206-772-1580
​Seattle Public Utilities: 206-684-3000
​Seattle City Light: 206-684-3417

Benson Hill, City Center & Renton Highlands, West of Duvall Ave

Areas south of Petrovitsky:
Soos Creek Water and Sewer: 253-630-9900

Areas north of Petrovitsky:
City of Renton: 425-430-6852

Renton Highlands Area, East of Duvall Ave:
Water District 90: 425-255-9600

The City of Renton's Community Resource Directory provides a variety of useful contact information for city departments and many agencies that can offer assistance for utility bills, housing, shelters, senior and disability services and much more.

Assistance is also available by calling 2-1-1 for the information and referral services for King County residents. 

• Rebates for water saving devices
• Saving Water Partnership
• Puget Sound Energy Saving and Rebate Center
• Save money by maintaining and repairing leaking fixtures
• How to have a healthy, water efficient landscape
• Water Saving solutions for non-residential properties