What a Atascadero house pays
Property tax, water, trash and energy from public rates. Look up your address to make it yours, and see how to pay less.
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Starts at the typical market value, $716,500; your assessed value is often lower. Typical use.
- Property tax$8,104
1.142% of $716,500, less $7,000 homeowners' exemption
- Flat charges on the tax bill$811
Sewer $811
- Electricity and gas$3,360
500 kWh a month $2,350 · 31.72 therms $1,010
- Water$920
7,000 gallons a month on Atascadero Mutual Water Company: water $77 a month
- TrashNot included
Billed by the hauler, WM; the monthly rate is not published online, so it is not counted here
- Home insurance$1,492
Typical premium $1,492
A Atascadero house at the typical market value ($716,500) pays about $14,700 a year: $8,920 property tax and charges, $920 water, $3,360 electricity and gas, $1,490 home insurance; trash is billed separately. Estimated from public rates, not anyone's actual bill.
Rates checked Oct 22, 2026. Insurance: what you enter, or a typical premium until you do. Sources are listed at the bottom.
Ways to pay less
Nothing here applies to every house automatically. These are worth checking:
Homeowners' exemption: $7,000 off taxable value
The California Constitution provides a $7,000 reduction in the taxable value for a qualifying owner-occupied home.
How: Make a one-time filing with the county assessor where the property is located (claim form BOE-266).
Income-qualified households: PG&E CARE or FERA30–35% off electricity
CARE takes 30–35% off electricity for income-qualified households; FERA takes 18% off for incomes slightly above the CARE limit.
How: Apply with PG&E; application forms are also available through community agencies.
Money dates
- Dec 10in 48 daysLast day to pay the first installment of secured property taxes (due Nov 1) without a 10% penalty.
- Apr 10Last day to pay the second installment of secured property taxes without a 10% penalty plus a cost.
Who serves this house
- Water
- Atascadero Mutual Water Company
- Effective 6/15/2026, single-family customers pay a $36.00 minimum monthly rate for a 3/4 inch meter, tiered rates per thousand gallons, a $5.00 NWP surcharge and $1.50 per 1,000 gallons for PFAS treatment.
- Property tax
- 1.14% of value
- 2025–26 tax year, San Luis Obispo County (tax rate area 007-001)
- Garbage
- Atascadero Waste Management (WM)
- The City's franchised waste hauler.
- Sewer
- City of Atascadero
- Sewer charges are billed annually on the San Luis Obispo County property tax bill.
- Electricity
- PG&E
- PG&E's electric service territory lists Atascadero (ZIP codes 93422, 93423).
- Gas
- PG&E
- PG&E's gas service territory lists Atascadero (ZIP codes 93422, 93423).
- Schools
- Atascadero Unified
- Atascadero Unified is listed in San Luis Obispo County's tax rate area table for the City of Atascadero.
Your water
- Source
- AMWC's water sources are groundwater from the Atascadero Basin, the underflow of the Salinas River, and Lake Nacimiento (via the Nacimiento Water Project pipeline).
- Lead
- The 2024 survey of AMWC's system found no lead service lines.
- Pumping surcharge
- Properties in a pumping surcharge area are subject to an additional 15%.
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How these numbers are made
- Tax: the county's 2025-26 rate for tax rate area 007-001 (City of Atascadero, Atascadero Unified) is 1.14225%: 1% plus state water 0.00321%, Atascadero Unified bonds 0.03900%, 0.03904% and 0.04600%, and Cuesta College 0.01500%, less the $7,000 homeowners' exemption. The starting value is the Census median market value; assessed values under Prop 13 are usually lower. A Mello-Roos district administered by the City is not included.
- Water: Atascadero Mutual Water Company (a shareholder-owned mutual; the City is not the water supplier). Fixed = $36.00 minimum for a 3/4 inch meter + $5.00 NWP surcharge; each single-family tier rate includes the $1.50 per 1,000 gallons PFAS surcharge. The 15% pumping surcharge applies only in pumping areas and is not included. No typical use is published, so the page starts at its default.
- Sewer: single-family $67.60 a month from July 1, 2026 per the City's Proposition 218 notice, shown as $811.20 a year because the City collects it on the county tax bill. News reports say the council adopted the increase on May 12, 2026; the City's page still describes it as proposed.
- Garbage: the City's franchised hauler is Atascadero Waste Management (WM). No in-city residential rate sheet was found (the county sheet covers only the Atascadero fringe area), so no trash price is counted; this understates the total.
- Energy: PG&E E-1 tiers include the $0.79343 daily base charge as 24.13 a month; assumes baseline territory R (PG&E lists R and T areas for the county, not verified for Atascadero) with a year-round average of summer and winter allowances. Gas is G-1 plus the public purpose surcharge. Typical use is the PG&E average from EIA. Insurance is the California average premium.
- No separate stormwater or other utility fees were found for Atascadero.
- Nothing here is legal, tax or insurance advice.
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Common questions about Atascadero house costs
What is the property tax rate in Atascadero?
About 1.14% of the value before exemptions a year (2025–26 tax year, San Luis Obispo County (tax rate area 007-001)), plus flat charges on the same bill (Sewer $811).
How much is property tax on a $500,000 house in Atascadero?
About $6,442 a year on $500,000 of the value before exemptions with the homeowners' exemption, including $811 of flat charges.
How much is the water bill in Atascadero?
About $77 a month for water at typical use (7,000 gallons a month) on Atascadero Mutual Water Company.
How much does trash pickup cost in Atascadero?
Billed by the hauler, WM; the monthly rate is not published online, so it is not counted here
When is property tax due in Atascadero?
Dec 10: Last day to pay the first installment of secured property taxes (due Nov 1) without a 10% penalty. Apr 10: Last day to pay the second installment of secured property taxes without a 10% penalty plus a cost.
Where can I get help paying utility bills in Atascadero?
Income-qualified households: PG&E CARE or FERA: CARE takes 30–35% off electricity for income-qualified households; FERA takes 18% off for incomes slightly above the CARE limit. Apply with PG&E; application forms are also available through community agencies.
How much does a house in Atascadero cost to run each year?
A Atascadero house at the typical market value ($716,500) pays about $14,700 a year: $8,920 property tax and charges, $920 water, $3,360 electricity and gas, $1,490 home insurance; trash is billed separately. Estimated from public rates, not anyone's actual bill.