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WSSC Water is proud to be part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) enhanced Lead and Copper Rule, an important national public health initiative to remove lead from America’s drinking ...

The first step to reducing lead is to find its sources. We are helping customers identify their service line pipe material. If it turns out to be lead, we will help them replace it.  

Learn how WSSC Water is checking pipes for lead or how you can do it yourself. 

Find out more about the What's Your Pipe Type program.

Filling the pool, watering a large lawn - if you use a lot of water outside your home for big needs such as these, you might want to consider installing a residential sub-meter.

Follow these steps to flush your pipes after a lead service line replacement or disturbance.

There are steps you can take to ensure the best water quality in your home. Here's what you should do if you see discolored water, or if it's time to flush the pipes.

With more than 5,977 miles of water mains to care for in Montgomery and Prince George's counties, our water main rehabilitation program is a never-ending job.

Learn more about water service lines.