In Everett, Snohomish County PUD provides electricity for most Everett homes; PSE is Everett's natural-gas utility; City of Everett Public Works handles Everett's water and sewer. The exact lineup depends on your Everett address — even nearby Kirkland and Seattle answer differently.
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In Everett, your electricity comes from Snohomish County PUD — the county's public utility district — at every address we sampled across town. Natural gas, where a home has it, runs through Puget Sound Energy, the investor-owned utility. Water and sewer are a city job: Everett Public Works handles both at most sampled addresses. A typical hookup here means three separate outfits — county public power, the investor-owned gas company, and city hall — so it pays to line up each one before you move in.
Everett grew up as a mill town on the peninsula between Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River, and it's still the county seat — which is part of why the city runs its own Public Works water and sewer while a county-wide public utility district keeps the lights on. As Boeing's plant and the naval station pulled in newcomers and the city annexed outward, that split — city water, county power — held even as the map filled in.
| Utility | Provider | Phone | Start service |
|---|---|---|---|
| ⚡ Electricity | Snohomish County PUD | (877) 783-1000 | Provider site |
| 🔥 Natural gas | PSE | (888) 225-5773 | Provider site |
| 💧 Water | City of Everett Public Works Municipal | — | Look up address |
| 🚽 Sewer | City of Everett Public Works Municipal | — | Look up address |
Based on 11 sampled Everett addresses spanning ZIP codes 98201, 98203, 98204, 98208 (2026-07-20). Yours may differ — the Everett lookup is the tiebreaker.
Out toward the Mukilteo side of town, a few addresses draw water and sewer from the Mukilteo Water & Wastewater District rather than Everett Public Works, and a small number have sewer through Snohomish County PUD. Cross the city line into unincorporated county and providers can shift again.
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An Everett move means setting up three unrelated providers — Snohomish County PUD for power, PSE for gas, and Everett Public Works for water and sewer. Here's the order.
At every one of the Everett addresses we sampled, Snohomish County PUD was the electric utility. The exact Everett provider depends on the address.
Generally no — Everett electric territory is fixed by address: the utility holding your Everett block is your utility, and at every one of sampled Everett addresses that was Snohomish County PUD — Everett is a one-signup town.
At most of the Everett addresses we sampled, City of Everett Public Works was the water provider — sewer included. Other districts take over around Everett's edges, so check your block.
No — at every one of the sampled Everett addresses, PSE was the gas utility, but plenty of Everett homes are all-electric and never open this account.
For Everett homes, electricity comes from Snohomish County PUD, the county's public utility district — it turned up at every address we sampled across the city. That's public power, part of Washington's public-utility-district tradition rather than a for-profit electric company. Gas and water come from separate providers, so electric is just one piece of your setup. Run your exact address through the lookup to confirm before your move-in date.
Natural gas in Everett is delivered by Puget Sound Energy, the investor-owned utility; PSE came up as the gas provider at every address we sampled. Not every Everett home has gas, though — plenty are all-electric, common across the region where inexpensive hydropower makes electric heat practical. Where a home does have gas, it comes from PSE — a different company than your Snohomish County PUD electricity. Check the lookup to confirm what your address carries.
For most Everett addresses, water and sewer are both run by the City of Everett Public Works — it's a municipal, city-owned operation. There are exceptions near the edges: a few homes get water and sewer from the Mukilteo Water & Wastewater District, and a small number have sewer through Snohomish County PUD instead. Because it varies block by block, look up your exact address rather than assuming the city serves it.
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Find my providersEverett provider data comes from our address-level utility lookup engine — 11 Everett sample addresses spread across ZIPs 98201, 98203, 98204, 98208, refreshed 2026-07-20. Individual Everett addresses vary — check yours directly. Here's how we verify Everett provider data.