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Service area · Cedar City and Enoch, Utah
Plumber service area around Cedar City, UT: neighborhoods, Enoch and the ZIP codes in range
Calls to this number are covered for Cedar City and Enoch through two ZIP codes, 84720 and 84721. Find your neighborhood below, read what is particular to it, or call with your address and ZIP and the person who answers will confirm.
Three steps to match your ZIP code to our coverage
- STEP 1
- Find your ZIP code on a bill or a letter
- STEP 2
- Match it to the chips below
- STEP 3
- Call if you are unsure
Two cities, two ZIP codes, one number to call
Cedar City and Enoch share the same valley in Iron County, and both use ZIP code 84721. Cedar City also uses 84720. That is why a mailing address alone does not tell you which city handles your water, your permits or your inspections.
Every page linked below describes one place: what to shut off, what to check first and what to have ready when you call. They do not promise an arrival time. They tell you what to do while you wait.
Cedar City, Enoch and the neighborhoods we serve
Cedar City neighborhoods
- Fiddlers Canyon addressesWater bills, sprinkler leaks and hard-water heaters
- Equestrian Pointe addressesAddresses here use ZIP 84721
- Cross Hollow Hills streetsListed here; not shown on the map
- Leigh Hill streetsListed here; not shown on the map
Nearby city
- Enoch, UtahIts own city, about seven miles away; sewer, permits and water go through Enoch City
ZIP codes covered for calls to this number
- 84720
- 84721
Not sure you are in range? Call with your street address and ZIP code, and the person who answers will confirm your address. Call (833) 571-0120.
Schematic map, not to scale; positions approximate. North is up. Cross Hollow Hills and Leigh Hill are listed but have no pin because their positions could not be verified. Open Cedar City, UT in Google Maps
Find your neighborhood, then confirm your ZIP code
- Find your neighborhood or city among the places above, and open its page for the details that apply there.
- If your street is not named, use your ZIP code: 84720 and 84721 are the codes covered for calls to this number.
- If your ZIP is not mentioned here, or you are not sure, call. Do not assume you are out of range.
Neighborhood names are not official boundaries. Two streets in the same subdivision can sit in different ZIP codes, so the street address and ZIP you give on the phone are what count.
Landmarks that help you place your address
The Utah Shakespeare Festival is held on the campus of Southern Utah University, and Frontier Homestead State Park Museum, which tells the story of Cedar City’s iron mission and pioneer years, is in town as well.
If your address is near either one, say so when you call, along with your street and ZIP code. Calls from around both are covered by the same number.
Source: Wikipedia for the festival; Utah State Parks for the museum.
What changes between Cedar City and Enoch
Whose rules apply to your address
Cedar City and Enoch are separate cities. Each runs its own water system, permits and inspections, even though they share a valley and a ZIP code.
Check which city sends your water bill. Questions about a meter, a permit or the water supply go to that city, and your plumber can tell you who to ask.
Source: Wikipedia and zip-codes.com for the cities and ZIP codes; secondary sources. Confirm your address with the city.
Water use in Cedar City
Cedar City’s 2024 Water Conservation Plan describes an aquifer in overdraft and monthly meter reads. The city’s watering ordinance, 37-7-1, limits daytime sprinkling from April 1 to October 31 (confirm the current hours with the city).
A leaking sprinkler line wastes water you pay for and water the aquifer cannot spare. The water leak detection page explains how to test your meter before you call.
Source: Cedar City Water Conservation Plan 2024 and Utah Division of Water Resources water element; primary sources.
Plumbing help that applies in every neighborhood
Whichever place you pick, the services are the same. A burst pipe, a sewage backup or a dead water heater is handled the same way whether you live on the west edge of Cedar City or in Enoch, and the pages below explain each one.
- Burst pipe repair for water you cannot stop
- Sewer line repair when drains back up in more than one fixture
- Water heater repair and replacement when the hot water is gone
- Leak detection for a high bill and no visible leak
- Drain cleaning for slow and clogged drains
Before you call from any address
- Your street address and ZIP code
- Whether the problem is water, sewage or a gas smell
- What you have already shut off
- Photos of the source and any damage, if you can take them safely
If you smell gas, leave the building and call the gas utility or 911 from outside before you call anyone else.
Service area questions
Which ZIP codes are covered for calls to this number?
Calls to this number are covered for ZIP codes 84720 and 84721. Call with your address and ZIP and the person who answers will confirm.
Do you serve Enoch as well as Cedar City?
Yes. Enoch addresses use ZIP code 84721, which is on the list. Enoch is its own city, so permits and water questions go to Enoch City.
My neighborhood is not on the list. Can I still call?
Yes. The neighborhood pages are the places with enough local detail to write about, not the limit of the area. If your ZIP is 84720 or 84721, call and give your address.
Can you promise how fast someone will arrive?
No. Arrival depends on the day and the job, and nobody can promise it from a web page. On the call, the plumber can say what to do while you wait.
Plumbing services offered across Cedar City and Enoch
Not sure your address is covered?
Call with your street address and ZIP. You will talk to a plumber, not fill in a form.