Ute Water Bill Pay & Account Help
Use this if your water bill is from Ute Water Conservancy District in the Grand Junction / Grand Valley area and you need to pay online, pay by phone, use the drive-thru, mail a check, set up AutoPay, transfer service, or understand drought-rate billing.
The key detail: Ute Water now uses InvoiceCloud for online billing and payments. If the account is delinquent, shut-off noticed, or disconnected, call the office before and after paying so the payment is matched correctly.
Do This First If You Just Want To Pay
Your bill should say Ute Water Conservancy District, not City of Grand Junction, Clifton Water, or another provider.
One Time Pay is available without registration; registered users get more account tools.
Start safelyUte Water says online payments should be made at least two business days before the due date.
Call 970-242-7491 before paying and again with the confirmation number after payment.
Ute Water Bill Payment Options at a Glance
Pick your method based on speed, fees, whether the bill is past due, and whether you need staff help.
| Payment route | Official detail | Best for | Do not miss |
|---|---|---|---|
| Online One Time Pay | InvoiceCloud says One Time Pay does not require registration. | Fast single payment. | Use the official Ute Water Pay My Bill page to reach InvoiceCloud. |
| Registered InvoiceCloud account | Lets customers view and pay bills online, set up automatic payments, and enroll in paperless billing. | Monthly users, AutoPay, paperless billing, payment records. | Have your Ute Water account number ready. |
| ACH/EFT AutoPay | InvoiceCloud lists ACH/EFT AutoPay with no service fee. | Customers who want the lowest-fee recurring method. | Confirm AutoPay is active before stopping manual payments. |
| Phone payment | InvoiceCloud automated phone service: 833-339-2150. | 24/7 payment or balance check without using the web. | Phone IVR adds $0.25 plus the payment-type fee. |
| In person / drive-thru | District office and drive-thru: 2190 H 1/4 Road, Grand Junction. | Cash, check, money order, credit/debit card, staff help. | Office hours are Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m., except holidays. |
| Mail check or money order to PO Box 460, Grand Junction, CO 81502. | Non-urgent payment by check or money order. | Print your account number clearly. Do not mail cash. |
How To Pay Ute Water Bill Online
Start from Ute Water’s official page
Open utewater.org/paymybill. Read the warning about processing time and delinquent accounts before clicking through to InvoiceCloud.
Choose One Time Pay or register
Use One Time Pay for a quick payment. Register if you want extended features such as saved account access, AutoPay, paperless billing, or account management.
Pick the lowest-risk payment type
ACH/EFT AutoPay is listed as no fee. ACH/EFT one-time payment has a $1.25 fee. Cards, PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay, and Google Pay may cost more.
Save proof
Keep the confirmation number, date, amount, fee, account number used, and payment method. If shut-off risk exists, call Ute Water with the confirmation number.
InvoiceCloud Fees for Ute Water Payments
Fees can change, so always check the final InvoiceCloud screen before submitting. These are the official fee categories Ute Water lists for InvoiceCloud.
| Payment type | Listed fee | Best use | Tip |
|---|---|---|---|
| ACH/EFT AutoPay | No fee | Recurring monthly payment from checking, savings, or money market account. | Best low-fee setup if your bank information is stable. |
| ACH/EFT one-time transaction | $1.25 | One-time bank payment without using card fee structure. | Useful if you do not want to enroll in AutoPay. |
| Credit/debit/other listed options | 2.79% with a $2.25 minimum | Fast card wallet payment. | Compare fee before choosing card for a large balance. |
| InvoiceCloud phone IVR | $0.25 plus payment-type fee | 24/7 phone payment or balance check. | Convenient, but not the lowest-fee route. |
Phone, Office, Drive-Thru and Mail Details
Office phone
970-242-7491. Use this for billing help, delinquent confirmation, emergency contact, and account questions.
Phone pay
833-339-2150. InvoiceCloud automated phone service is available 24/7.
Office / drive-thru
2190 H 1/4 Road, Grand Junction, CO 81505. Office accepts cash, checks, money orders, and credit/debit cards.
Mail payment
Ute Water Conservancy District, PO Box 460, Grand Junction, CO 81502. Check or money order only.
AutoPay and Paperless Billing Setup
AutoPay
InvoiceCloud supports automatic payments. ACH/EFT AutoPay is listed with no payment-transaction service fee.
Paperless billing
Ute Water says customers can enroll in paperless billing through InvoiceCloud after reading and agreeing to the terms.
Wait for first bill
Ute Water says to wait one paper billing period before setting up paperless billing so your first statement has the needed information.
Delinquent, Shut-Off Notice, or Disconnected Account
Official action: Ute Water says if your account is delinquent, you received a shut-off notice, or you are currently disconnected, contact the office before making your payment to confirm the correct amount. After paying, call 970-242-7491 with your confirmation number.
Call before paying
Ask for the correct amount due and whether any additional action is needed to avoid lock-off or restore service.
Use an official payment method
Use InvoiceCloud, phone pay, office/drive-thru, or another Ute Water-listed payment option. Avoid unofficial payment pages.
Call again with confirmation
Ute Water warns that without confirmation, you risk being locked off or remaining locked off until processing completes, which can take 2–3 business days.
2026 Ute Water Residential Rates and Drought Rate Watch
Use this as a planning guide only. Your actual bill can depend on meter size, customer type, usage, drought-rate period, fees, and account status.
| Usage tier | Current residential rate | Drought rate | Why users care |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3,000 gallons | $28.00 minimum | $28.00 minimum | Customers at or below 3,000 gallons stay at the minimum. |
| 3,001–9,000 gallons | $4.25 per 1,000 gallons | $6.38 per 1,000 gallons | Moderate use becomes more expensive under drought rates. |
| 9,001–15,000 gallons | $4.85 per 1,000 gallons | $14.55 per 1,000 gallons | Outdoor use can raise this tier quickly. |
| 15,001–21,000 gallons | $5.70 per 1,000 gallons | $17.10 per 1,000 gallons | High summer use becomes a major bill driver. |
| 21,001–30,000 gallons | $6.55 per 1,000 gallons | $32.75 per 1,000 gallons | Irrigation or leaks can become very costly. |
| Over 30,000 gallons | $11.75 per 1,000 gallons | $58.75 per 1,000 gallons | This is where checking leaks and irrigation settings matters most. |
Quick Residential Ute Water Bill Estimator
This simplified calculator estimates only residential water-rate tiers shown above. It does not include every possible account charge, fee, tap fee, non-residential rule, pump zone, or special condition.
For a final amount, use the official Ute Water bill or call the office. If you are delinquent or disconnected, do not rely on this estimator.
Transfer Ute Water Service When Buying, Selling, or Renting
Buying or selling
Ute Water says service is usually transferred into or out of your name through the title company. Still, call to verify the account information.
No title company
If no title company is closing the property, provide the appropriate documents to Customer Service. A billing-responsibility change fee applies.
Renting
Renters can provide a signed lease or have the owner/property manager authorize the account change. A billing-responsibility change fee applies.
What Customer Service asks: names on the account, occupied/unoccupied date, mailing address for monthly bills, best phone number, and any account questions. The phone number must stay current because Ute Water uses it for outage notifications and account verification.
Wrong Provider Warning for Grand Junction-Area Customers
“Ute water bill pay” is often searched by Grand Junction-area customers, but not every Mesa County or Grand Valley address is billed by Ute Water.
Check the bill header
If the provider name is not Ute Water Conservancy District, do not pay through Ute Water’s InvoiceCloud account.
Watch for city/rural systems
Some properties may be tied to City of Grand Junction, Clifton, Fruita-area, or other water providers. Use the name printed on the bill.
Call before duplicate payment
If you paid the wrong account or your payment does not post, call the official provider with your receipt and account number.
Local Grand Valley Tips That Matter
Outdoor use can move you into expensive tiers
Drought rates make high use much more expensive above the minimum. Check irrigation timers, hose leaks, stock tanks, and outdoor spigots before assuming the bill is normal.
Pay earlier than the due date
Ute Water says online payment should be made at least two business days before the due date because bank processing and account posting can take 2–3 business days.
Phone number on account matters
Customer Service asks for a current phone number because Ute Water uses it for planned outage notices and account security verification.
Paperless setup needs the first paper bill
Wait one paper billing period before enrolling in paperless billing so your statement has the information needed to set up the account correctly.
Ute Water Office and Drive-Thru Map
Use this map for the District office and drive-thru. For billing disputes, delinquent accounts, shut-off notices, or emergency water issues, call first.
Office / drive-thru
2190 H 1/4 Road, Grand Junction, CO 81505.
Hours
Monday–Friday, except holidays, 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Bring this
Bill, account number, payment proof, service address, ID if needed, and shut-off/disconnect notice if applicable.
Official Ute Water Links Used Here
Ute Water Bill Pay FAQs
Where do I pay my Ute Water bill online?
Start at the official Ute Water Pay My Bill page, then continue to InvoiceCloud. InvoiceCloud supports One Time Pay without registration and registered account features.
What is the Ute Water phone payment number?
InvoiceCloud automated phone payment and balance service is available at 833-339-2150.
What is the Ute Water office phone number?
Call Ute Water Conservancy District at 970-242-7491 for billing help, delinquent accounts, shut-off notices, disconnected service, account questions, and emergencies.
What fees does InvoiceCloud charge for Ute Water payments?
Ute Water lists ACH/EFT AutoPay as no fee, ACH/EFT one-time transaction as $1.25, credit/debit and other listed options as 2.79% with a $2.25 minimum, and phone IVR as $0.25 plus the payment-type fee.
Can I pay Ute Water in person?
Yes. The office and drive-thru are at 2190 H 1/4 Road, Grand Junction, CO 81505. The office accepts cash, checks, money orders, and credit/debit cards during business hours.
Where do I mail a Ute Water payment?
Mail check or money order payments to Ute Water Conservancy District, PO Box 460, Grand Junction, CO 81502. Print your account number clearly and do not mail cash.
What should I do if my Ute Water account is delinquent or disconnected?
Call 970-242-7491 before paying to confirm the correct amount. After payment, call again with the confirmation number because processing can take 2–3 business days.
What is the Ute Water residential minimum rate?
The residential monthly water rate is a $28.00 minimum for the first 3,000 gallons. Customers at or below 3,000 gallons continue to pay the minimum even under drought rates.
How does Ute Water service transfer work when renting or moving?
For purchases and sales, the title company usually handles the transfer, but Ute Water recommends calling to verify information. Renters can provide a signed lease or have the owner/property manager authorize the change.
Is WaterBillsPay.org the official Ute Water payment site?
No. This is an independent informational guide. Use Ute Water Conservancy District and InvoiceCloud official pages for real payments, balances, fees, account status, and service decisions.
Pay Your Water Bill Safely, Fix High Bills, Avoid Shutoff, Start Service and Find Official Utility Links
Use this free USA water bill assistant before paying online, calling utility billing, setting up AutoPay, checking a high bill, requesting leak help, starting or stopping service, handling a past due account, or searching for the official city utility portal.
What water bill problem do you need to solve?
Choose your situation. The tool will suggest the safest route, what to prepare, and which official page or office to check first.
Open the official city, county, water authority or utility website first. Do not enter account details into a random sponsored payment page.
If the bill is unusually high, compare usage, billing days, meter read type, toilet leaks, irrigation, late fees and leak adjustment rules before paying blindly.
Safe Water Bill Payment Route
Choose how you want to pay. This helps users avoid wrong portals, posting delays and urgent shutoff mistakes.
AutoPay / Bank Draft Setup Helper
Use this before enrolling in recurring payments so the first draft, current balance and payment date do not surprise you.
High Water Bill Review
Compare your normal bill and usage with the current bill. This gives a practical path before requesting a high bill review.
Leak Adjustment Proof Checklist
Use this before asking for a leak adjustment, high bill review, sewer adjustment or payment plan.
Past Due, Shutoff Notice and Reconnect Helper
Use this if your bill is late, you received a shutoff notice, service is off, or you need a payment plan.
Start, Stop or Transfer Water Service
Use this before moving, closing an account, starting service, transferring service or requesting a final bill.
Water Bill Cost Estimate
Estimate a simple monthly bill from base charge, water usage, sewer, stormwater, trash, service fees and late charges. Official tiered rates may be different.
Bill Dispute and Meter Reading Checklist
Use this before calling billing support about a meter reading, duplicate payment, wrong address, missing payment, estimated bill, or incorrect charge.
Official Water Bill Portal and Phone Finder
Enter city/utility and state to create safe searches for official water bill pay, phone payment, guest pay, AutoPay, start service, leak adjustment, reconnect, assistance and this site’s guide.
Official portal safety
- Use official city, county, authority or utility websites first.
- Check service address before paying.
- Save confirmation number and screenshot.
- Call the utility for shutoff or reconnect situations.
Best sitewide placement
Place this tool after the first payment section or before FAQs. It turns every water bill article into a practical help page, not only a list of links.
Important note
This tool gives educational guidance only. Always confirm payment portals, fees, shutoff rules, assistance programs, account balance and reconnection steps with the official utility.