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Understand Your Bill

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Understanding Your Bill

Customer Assistance Programs

Contact Customer Service today to learn more about our Customer Assistance Programs and the options that may be available to you.

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Service Outages

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Lead Info & Updates

Infographic illustrating the location of the water main that is owned by PWSA and the portion owned by the private property owner.

What We're Doing

We are committed to providing you with clean, safe water. Learn more about Lead Facts & Lead Line Replacement.

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7,800+

Lead service line replacements since 2016

20.4

miles

of lead pipe replaced in 2019

More About Lead

Project Updates

Sewer

31st Ward Sewer Reconstruction Project

This $2.9 million project, taking place in the Lincoln Place neighborhood of the City of Pittsburgh, will line approximately 5 miles of aging sewers, repair broken sewers, relocate storm drains, and separate combined storm and sanitary sewers where needed. Work will be completed at numerous locations throughout the neighborhood and residents will be notified via letter, robocall, door hanger, or a combination of the three, when work may impact them. Lining and repairing these sewers will extend the life of the sewer system and ensure better service to our customers.

Sewer

Water

Baum Boulevard Water Main Replacement Project

This project, in the Friendship/East Liberty neighborhood of the City of Pittsburgh, will replace approximately 3,600 feet of aging water main, providing more reliable water service to our customers. This site was scheduled for replacement after several water main breaks occurred over the past year. As part of the main replacement, we will replace all residential public water service lines, including lead water service lines, with a non-lead material.

Water