What a Maryville 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, $358,100; your assessed value is often lower. Typical use.
- Property tax$2,372
0.662% of $358,100
- Electricity$1,710
1154 kWh a month $1,710
- Water and sewer$1,178
7,000 gallons a month on City of Maryville water: water $36, sewer $59, city of maryville stormwater utility fee, residential $4 a month
- Trash$0
City trash can (first container, no monthly fee), $0 a month
- Home insurance$1,492
Typical premium $1,492
A Maryville house at the typical market value ($358,100) pays about $6,800 a year: $2,370 property tax and charges, $1,180 water and sewer, $0 trash, $1,710 electricity, $1,490 home insurance. 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
One change saves this house about $422 a year:
Bring water use down to 1 units
$422 a yearAbove 1 units a month, City of Maryville water charges $4.40 a unit instead of $0.00.
How: Most of the top tier is outdoor watering: fix leaks and water less often in summer.
Worth checking
Seniors 65+ or disabled, low income: state property tax reliefIncome up to $38,470
Tennessee's tax relief program reimburses part or all of paid property taxes for low-income elderly and disabled homeowners. You must be 65 on or before 12/31/2026. The Blount County Trustee lists an income limit of $38,470. It is not an exemption.
How: Contact the county trustee to apply. You may apply when you receive your 2026 property tax bill; the deadline is 35 days after the delinquency date.
Seniors 65+: Blount County property tax freeze
Blount County's Trustee accepts yearly applications from owners 65 or older to have county property taxes frozen. Total combined 2025 income must not exceed $63,470.
How: Call the Blount County Trustee at (865) 273-5900; the deadline for the 2026 tax year is April 5, 2027.
Disabled veterans or surviving spouses: state property tax relief
Tennessee also gives property tax relief to disabled veteran homeowners and their surviving spouses, calculated on up to $175,000 of market value.
How: Contact the county trustee to apply; surviving spouses complete form F-16S.
Money dates
- Mar 1, 2027Blount County property taxes become delinquent on March 1.
- Apr 5, 2027Deadline to apply for the Blount County property tax freeze for the 2026 tax year.
Who serves this house
- Water
- City of Maryville water
- City of Maryville inside-city water, effective January 1, 2026: $15.05 for the first 500 gallons or less, then $3.29 per thousand gallons.
- Property tax
- 0.66% of value
- 2026 tax year: City of Maryville (FY 2027) and Blount County
- Garbage
- City of Maryville Sanitation
- The MTAS 2025 survey lists $0 monthly fee for the first container and a $70 one-time maintenance fee
- Sewer
- City of Maryville
- Residential inside city: $25.82 customer charge plus $4.87 per thousand gallons of metered water
- Electricity
- City of Maryville Electric Department
- Residential Schedule RS: $16.92 per month and $0.10880 per kWh (effective Sep 2026)
Your water
- Source
- EPA records list the system as surface water (SW).
- System
- EPA records list the system as serving 52,105 people.
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How these numbers are made
- Water: City of Maryville rate schedule effective January 1, 2026, inside city: $15.05 covers the first 500 gallons, then $3.29 per thousand gallons. Sewer: residential inside city $25.82 plus $4.87 per thousand gallons of metered water, billed on at most 15,000 gallons. The FY 2027 budget summary lists a $4 sewer customer charge increase and a $0.25 volumetric increase; the new schedule was not published where we could read it, so those increases are not included and sewer may be about $4 plus $0.25 per kgal higher; call (865) 273-3402 for the current schedule.
- Property tax: City of Maryville FY 2027 rate $1.36 per $100 of assessed value and Blount County $1.29 per $100, converted to a share of appraised value by dividing by 100 and by 4 (homes are assessed at 25%). Maryville City Schools are funded within the city budget, so no separate school rate was added. Tennessee has no general homestead exemption. The starting value is the Census median value ($358,100), a market value.
- Electricity: City of Maryville Electric Department Schedule RS effective September 2026 (energy charge changes monthly). Typical use is the Tennessee residential average from EIA (1,154 kWh a month). Insurance is the 2022 NAIC Tennessee average.
- Stormwater: the city's stormwater utility rates sheet (undated) lists $3.97 a month for a residential property and a $2.38 small-residential rate that the owner must apply for; the standard rate is included. Not included: natural gas (not found to be supplied by a city utility), recycling, and any charges specific to one property.
- Nothing here is legal, tax or insurance advice.
- Maryville water and wastewater rate schedule (Jan 2026)
- Maryville electric rates (Sep 2026)
- Maryville Electric Department
- Maryville FY 2027 budget summary
- Maryville sanitation
- MTAS residential solid waste survey 2025
- EPA water system record
- Blount County property tax
- Blount County tax freeze program
- Blount County tax relief program
- Census median home value, Maryville
- TN Comptroller: figure your tax bill
- TN tax relief brochure
- TN tax relief
- EIA residential use by state
- Triple-I homeowners premiums
- Maryville stormwater utility rates
Common questions about Maryville house costs
What is the property tax rate in Maryville?
About 0.66% of the value before exemptions a year (2026 tax year: City of Maryville (FY 2027) and Blount County), plus flat charges on the same bill.
How much is property tax on a $500,000 house in Maryville?
About $3,313 a year on $500,000 of the value before exemptions.
How much is the water bill in Maryville?
About $98 a month for water and sewer at typical use (7,000 gallons a month) on City of Maryville water.
How much does trash pickup cost in Maryville?
$0 a month for a house.
When is property tax due in Maryville?
Mar 1, 2027: Blount County property taxes become delinquent on March 1.
Can seniors lower their property tax or bills in Maryville?
Yes. Seniors 65+ or disabled, low income: state property tax relief: Tennessee's tax relief program reimburses part or all of paid property taxes for low-income elderly and disabled homeowners. You must be 65 on or before 12/31/2026. The Blount County Trustee lists an income limit of $38,470. It is not an exemption.
Where can I get help paying utility bills in Maryville?
Seniors 65+ or disabled, low income: state property tax relief: Tennessee's tax relief program reimburses part or all of paid property taxes for low-income elderly and disabled homeowners. You must be 65 on or before 12/31/2026. The Blount County Trustee lists an income limit of $38,470. It is not an exemption. Contact the county trustee to apply. You may apply when you receive your 2026 property tax bill; the deadline is 35 days after the delinquency date.
How much does a house in Maryville cost to run each year?
A Maryville house at the typical market value ($358,100) pays about $6,800 a year: $2,370 property tax and charges, $1,180 water and sewer, $0 trash, $1,710 electricity, $1,490 home insurance. Estimated from public rates, not anyone's actual bill.