Start, Stop, or Move Service

Welcome to your Clay County Utility Authority (CCUA) service hub. Whether you are setting up, ending, or moving service, we have made the steps clear and easy so you can quickly get back to what matters: enjoying safe, reliable water and wastewater service in our community.

How to Set Up or Transfer Water Service

Apply for New Residential Service

  • Getting Started

    Planning to move or into a new home? To ensure a smooth service connection, here is what you need to do:

    • Submit your request at least two (2) business days before your desired connection date.
    • After applying online, you will be contacted by a customer service representative to go over details of your new service.
    • If you submit online but do not receive the application within seven (7) days of your requested start date, please contact us immediately.
  • In-Person Application Checklist

    If you prefer to apply in person, please bring the following:

    • Valid driver’s license.
    • A document showing your Social Security number (e.g., card, health insurance, pay stub, or tax document).
    • Note on Reclaimed Water: If your residence uses reclaimed water for irrigation, you will also schedule a short (about 10-minute) cross-connection inspection at the time you apply; an adult must be present.

Ready to Apply?

We want your service to start smoothly. We will verify details, inspect if needed, and make sure everything meets our standards. You will get service you can trust, backed by our community-focused team.

Prefer the in-person route? Visit our Customer Service office during business hours.

Apply for New Commercial Service

  • What You Will Need

    Commercial service has a few additional steps to match your business requirements. Use the online application link and be ready with supporting documents:

    • IRS SS-4 form (business federal ID).
    • Proof of business ownership or a fully executed lease.
    • For new build-outs: Plumbing plans showing fixture units.
    • For food or drink service: Menu copy, floor plan with seat count, and grease-trap information.

    Timeline: Commercial applications are typically reviewed within 2 to 3 business days.

  • Required Inspections

    Additional inspections may be required to ensure safety and compliance:

    • Backflow inspection (Contact our Backflow Prevention Administrator at (904) 213-2466).
    • Cross-connection inspection for sites with reclaimed water irrigation (10 minutes; adult must be present).
    • Interconnection inspection if your business is in a multi-unit building.

Ready to Apply?

Clay County Utility Authority (CCUA) ensures your service is aligned with safety, environmental protection, and your business’s operational needs. Follow the checklist below to get started.

Transfer or Discontinue Service

  • Transfers (Moving within our Service Area)

    Timeline: Submit your transfer request at least two (2) business days before your desired service date.

    • You will need to verify: your account name, service address, and your Social Security number (for residential) or EIN (for commercial).
    • If you submit online, payment and the signed application must arrive within 20 days of your transfer date.
    • Important: You must set the date service is discontinued at your old location. If service is requested more than 30 days after your old service ends, a new deposit may apply.
    • If your new location has reclaimed irrigation water, you will schedule a cross-connection inspection (10 minutes) during the transfer process.
  • Discontinuing Service (Cancellation)

    For service cancellation, you will also need to give at least two (2) business days’ advance notice.

    • You can discontinue service online or by phone. (Commercial accounts must use the phone number provided below).
    • Please verify your name on the account and service address.
    • Provide your forwarding address so we can mail your final bill or refund promptly.

Take Action Now

Whether you are moving on or moving out, we make it simple. Just give us the required notice, and we will close out your account cleanly so you are ready for your next chapter.

Have Questions?

At Clay County Utility Authority (CCUA), we value reliability, expertise, and community. Every step, from new residential set-up to transfers and cancellations, is designed to be clear, easy, and trustworthy. If you have any questions, our team is ready to assist you.