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S61 - No water or low pressure
We're really sorry but customers may have low pressure or no water because of a burst water main. Our teams are on site and working hard to get your water supply back to normal as soon as possible.
Let's get this sorted
Select your problem below to read our advice guides and find out who you should contact.
What's the problem?
Strange taste or odd smell?
If your water smells or tastes funny, it's usually nothing to worry about, but here are the most common causes and what you can do about them.
Does your water look different?
Discoloured water is normally short lived and can often be cleared by allowing the first incoming cold water tap to run for five minutes.
Check your water hardness
Water hardness is the measure of the concentration of calcium and magnesium salts in your water - two of the essential minerals that your body needs.
No water or low water pressure?
Our troubleshooting checklist will explain the possible reasons for no water or low pressure and show you how to increase water pressure in your home.
Check if we already know about the problem
View our map to see whether we're already aware of the problem.
Still need to speak to us?
If you've followed our advice and the problem isn't on our map, please let us know.
Blocked drains & sewage leaks
Blocked drains and sewage leaks can cause havoc in your home. Follow our simple guide to find out who's responsible and get the problem sorted as quickly as possible.
Still need to speak to us?
We’re here to help. If there's a blockage or sewage leak in our pipes, please let us know.
Highway gullies
Your local council is responsible for problems with highways gullies. These are the ones found by the side of the road. If you notice a blocked gully, give your local council a ring to let them know.
Manholes
These are the ones found in roads, footpaths or gardens and have a solid cover. We're responsible for manholes, so if you spot a problem with one, please get in touch.
Pollution
Signs of a suspected pollution in rivers, water courses or coastal areas could include:
- The appearance of toilet paper, tissues, wipes, faecal matter, condoms and/or sanitary products
- A river or stream appearing to look cloudy or milky
- The appearance of soap suds or foam
- The presence of a slimy grey sewage fungus
- Dead or gasping fish
- Noticeable sewage odour.
Report a pollution problem
We're here to help. If you've spotted pollution in a water course, please let us know so we can investigate as a priority.
Spotted a leak?
If you’ve got a leaking pipe, not only is it a nuisance, it could be costing you money. Find out what to do and who’s responsible for fixing it.
Check if we already know about the problem
View our map to see whether we're already aware of the problem.
Still need to speak to us?
We’re here to help. If you've seen a leak in the road or footpath, please let us know.
Flooding
Find out how to protect your home from flooding and what to do if the worst does happen.
