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Low Water Pressure Inside Your Home

Low water pressure may be the result of problems with your plumbing system or it may result from a problem in the pipeline serving your area. If you have low water pressure often, you may have debris in your pipes, water supply and other valves may not be open, or you may have leaks. To address low pressure problems inside your home, you should call a plumber and have your system checked.

A sudden drop in water pressure may result from a water main leak or pump station malfunction. Typically, several homes in an area will be affected. If this occurs, DWM crews will be needed to fix the problem.

To report a system-related low water pressure problem, contact Customer Service at 404-658-7220.


 

Christopher J. Hebberd
Deputy Commissioner




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Important Numbers

Administrative Office
404.235.2006

Water Quality
404.658.7220

Leaks, running water and broken mains
404.658.7220

After Hours Emergency
404.658.(7220-7226)