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- Overview for developers, contractors, and vendors. Includes links to related pages as well as common questions and issues.
- Find out more about our Projects & Maintenance projects.
- Learn about the water, sewer, and stormwater services provided by the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority
- Information about the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority
- News & Events
- Our Capital Improvement Plan and 2030 Plan lay out the specific projects and their estimated costs for the coming years. These are prioritized roadmaps for designing and building the major projects that our ratepayer dollars fund.
- Overview for residential & commercial customers. Includes links to related pages as well as common questions and issues.
- To report a water or sewer emergency 24/7, please call 412-255-2423 (Press 1). To report a non-emergency issue, fill out this basic webform.
- Information regarding the upsizing or downsizing of water meters, as well as a webform for requesting water meter size changes.
- Fill out the Data Protection Release Form to access your account information or give authorization to a third party to view your account information.
- Search all available projects to find out more information about projects in your area.
- How to apply for a refund if you have a credit on your account
- All property owners who wish to sell a property with a billing account in our service areas must submit a final bill application before the the closing date.
- Our focus in collecting this information is to ensure we can quickly reach you for water outages, upcoming projects, or billing issues.
- Basic webform for residents and stakeholders to provide feedback about our projects.
- 2020-2021 Water Main Replacement Program
- Developer's Manual Feedback Roundtable 2021 on March 17th, 2021.
- Delivering safe, reliable drinking water is our top priority. We are committed to making the needed improvements to our water infrastructure to meet that goal.
- Pittsburgh's first sewer lines were built as early as 1840. By 1908, more than 390 miles of sewer lines were in place, establishing the start of our 1200 mile combined sewer system
- You can fill out and submit a webform to request us at a meeting or event