A refreshing utility experience.
Our commitment goes beyond water quality. As members of the communities we serve, we’re committed to providing you with a different, friendlier utility experience. From our local support to environmental protection, we take pride in our work, and even more in our communities.
Customers can receive a bill credit for rain barrel purchase
Connecticut Water once again partnered with Upcycle Products to offer customers the opportunity to purchase upcycled rain barrels and receive a credit on their water bill.
The first 250 customers who purchase a rain barrel can receive a $25 bill credit on their water bill. Just email a confirmation of purchase to customerservice@ctwater.com.
Protect your plumbing with Linebacker®.
Protect yourself from unexpected repair costs for your water line, wastewater, and in-home plumbing with Connecticut Water’s trusted Linebacker® program.
Our commitment to water quality and you.
The most important thing we do each day is provide you with clean drinking water you can trust. Get information about water quality in your area, issues, and what we do to protect our water quality at the source.
Be sure before you open the door.
Receive an emailed photo of the service person scheduled for your appointment so you know who to expect and trust, with our award-winning Be Sure Before You Open the Door program.
The latest news about Connecticut Water and our communities.
The 2024 Shenipsit Lake Reservoir fishing program will open at sunrise on Saturday, April 13, for the 2024 season.
Connecticut Water and the Killingworth Land Conservation Trust ensured 14 acres along the Hammonasset River will remain protected open space in perpetuity after closing on a bargain sale .
The new, $13.1-million Hunt Water Treatment Plant in East Windsor increases service reliability for customers, drastically reduces water lost to waste and reduces operational costs.
The new water treatment plant will introduce filtration capabilities and improve drinking water quality for Heritage Village water system customers.
The Bethany Land Trust and Connecticut Water Company ensured 20 acres of land along Route 63 will remain in perpetuity protected open space available for the public to enjoy.
More than $18,000 donated to local food pantries to fight food insecurity. More than $120,000 donated to charity in total
In 2023 Connecticut Water marked a milestone when it replaced its one millionth foot of aging, undersized or unreliable water main since 2008.
Receives Awards from the Connecticut Construction Industries Association