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Water, gas & utilities

Restore water service

Follow the instructions below to get your water service restored.

Pay outstanding bills and fees

Pay outstanding bills and the restoration fee or set up a payment plan: If your water has been shut off due to non-payment, you must call us at (215) 685-6300 or come into any of our three customer service locations to either pay the full balance or set up a payment plan.

To adhere to COVID-19 guidelines, our two satellite offices are currently closed until further notice. (Updated: November 10, 2020)

Allow meter access

If your water has been shut off because you have not allowed access to your meter for inspection, changes, or repairs, you must permit access to your meter. Once access is permitted to your meter, service will be restored within one day, if possible.

Whenever possible, the Water Department will turn your water and sewer service back on within 24 hours after you have made satisfactory payment, arranged a payment plan, or permitted access to your meter.

Resolve a Notice of Defect

If your water has been shut off because of a Notice of Defect, call Customer Field Service at (215) 685-6300.

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