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301-206-4001 
Weekdays: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm 
Email: Customer Service   

One Stop Shop
Weekdays: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
First Floor, Support Center
14501 Sweitzer Lane
Laurel, MD 20707  

Interactive Voice Response System
301-206-4001
24 hours, 7 days/week   

Toll-Free: 800-828-6439
TTY: 301-206-8345

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WSSC Water offers five ways to pay your bill: Online, by Phone, by Mobile App, by Drive-Thru, by Mail and in Person. Go to Pay My Bill for more information.

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If you're experiencing a water emergency, such as a broken water main, or a sewer emergency, report it using our mobile app, email the Emergency Services Center, or call us at 301-206-4002.

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We're here to help. Eligible residential customers may start a pay plan or learn more about all of the financial assistance resources. Get started by going to Flexible Pay Plans.

Financial Assistance Programs

Permit Services is open Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-4 p.m. except Wednesdays, 7 a.m.- Noon. Call us at 301-206-4003 for more information.

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The "How Much Water Do I Use?" section of your WSSC Water bill shows the average gallons you use per day, based on your bill period and latest meter reading. For this bill, the customer's meter reading indicated they used 13,000 gallons in a 90-day period. Dividing the 13,000 gallons by the 90 days gives the amount of 144 gallons used per day. According to this bill, a typical customer uses 48 gallons per day.
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Directions to WSSC Water

Coming to the headquarters building? Follow these directions to get you here, no matter which way you are coming from in either county.

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Sewer Pipeline Infrastructure Improvement and Rehabilitation

WSSC Water is implementing various rehabilitation programs that will extend the useful life of the aging sewer system in Montgomery County and Prince George’s County which is approximately 50 to 100 y...

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WSSC/MBIA Meeting Schedule

WSSC Water regularly meets with the Maryland Building Industry Association (MBIA), a nonprofit trade organization.

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