The Suffolk County Water Authority is a public-benefit corporation serving safe and constantly tested drinking water to approx. 1.2 million Suffolk residents.
Suffolk County, NY
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HomeServe offers optional and affordable repair plans for water service lines and sewer septic lines to SCWA customers.
Homeowners with a plan who have a service line issue can call the HomeServe 24-hour hotline to schedule a repair.
HomeServe will then dispatch a local, reliable contractor to the home. The plans feature no service fees or deductibles on covered repairs, and the repair work is guaranteed for one year.
For more information, contact HomeServe at 844-870-9812 or visit homeserveSCWA.com.
Want to know what's in your water? Use the My Water Quality tool!
Type in your address and get a report on the quality of water being delivered right to your home. Visit SCWA.com/mywaterquality to try it for yourself!
Want to know how water gets to your tap? Follow the journey of water from nature to your home.
Every day, SCWA is drawing water from our natural aquifers to deliver to your tap.
Visit SCWA.com/sourcetotap to learn more!
Concerned about lead pipes? SCWA has fully removed lead lines from our system!
Find out how we did it and check your address on our dashboard. Visit SCWA.com/leadandcopper.
Experiencing a loss of water service? SCWA's Digital Support Center lets you skip the phone queue and get answers fast. Visit scwa.com/contact to learn more.
SCWA's WaterWise program gives you account credits for installing water saving devices!
Find out what devices qualify and how to get your credits today by visiting SCWA.com/waterwise.
This Source Water Protection Week, it’s important to remember the best ways to fertilize your plants and how to best dispose of fertilizers and pesticides.
Never pour leftovers down the drain or on the ground, this can risk contaminating the water supply.
One of the best ways you can help protect our sole source aquifer is by properly disposing of your pharmaceutical waste.
Pharmaceuticals can end up in the soil or groundwater supply, posing risks to human health.
This Source Water Protection Week, remember to help conserve our sole source aquifer by following these easy steps, such as utilizing SCWA's WaterWise program or following the odd/even lawn watering schedule!
Visit scwa.com/conservation to learn more.
PFAS are widely used, long lasting chemicals that break down slowly. They can be found in items such as popcorn bags, paints, non-stick cookware, cosmetics and more.
This week is Source Water Protection Week!
On Long Island, that means we are dedicating this entire week to protecting our aquifer, the sole source of all drinking water we provide. We'll be sharing steps you can take to preserve our aquifer and keep our water safe for all.
HomeServe offers optional and affordable repair plans for water service lines and sewer septic lines to SCWA customers.
Homeowners with a plan who have a service line issue can call the HomeServe 24-hour hotline to schedule a repair.
HomeServe will then dispatch a local, reliable contractor to the home. The plans feature no service fees or deductibles on covered repairs, and the repair work is guaranteed for one year.
For more information, contact HomeServe at 844-870-9812 or visit homeserveSCWA.com.
EVENT POSTPONED. SCWA is postponing the previously scheduled WaterTalk on Wednesday, September 23rd at the Huntington Public Library until further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience and will announce a new date at a later time.
