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Have a break/leak in a water or sewer service line connection to your home? This loan program provides loans to finance the replacement of a water or sewer service line located on residential pro...

The clean, safe drinking water we provide comes from one of two rivers: the Potomac or the Patuxent. But which one provides your water? Keep reading to find out.

Be safe and be certain when interacting with someone who says they're a WSSC Water employee: here's how to know you're dealing with one of our workers.

The average household wastes nearly 10,000 gallons of water annually due to leaks.Read the Fix a Leak Week news release

Impacting customers who are served by the Potomac Water Filtration Plant

For water quality concerns related to taste, color and odor, please contact the Emergency Services Center at 301-206-4002. 

Ensure the best water quality by following our recommendations to flush out potentially stagnant water.

If WSSC Water issues a boil water advisory, there are safety steps you need to follow while the advisory's in effect and after it ends.

Ensure the best water quality by following our recommendations to flush out potentially stagnant water.

A range of regulations governs how we bill for services, collect fees, and handle billing questions, disputes and other issues. Here is an overview of those policies, procedures and regulations.

If building demolition - total or partial - is in your plans, don't proceed until you have specific certifications from WSSC Water. The certifications you need are described on this page.