Reliable Waterline Repair and Replacement in Upper Arlington and Central Ohio

Understanding the Importance of Your Waterline Infrastructure

Upper Arlington ensures the maintenance and distribution of high-quality water through a partnership with the City of Columbus. This collaboration includes oversight of sanitary sewer, stormwater, and potable water systems, all of which are essential for the well-being of residents and businesses.

Proper maintenance and proactive upgrades to aging waterlines are essential for uninterrupted service. Explore Upper Arlington’s approach to ensuring sustainable water service on the Public Works page.

What to Do If You Suspect a Waterline Issue

Upper Arlington Public Works addresses a range of waterline issues, including leaks, breaks, and service disruptions. Follow these steps if you suspect a problem:

• During Business Hours: Contact the Upper Arlington Public Works Division at (614) 583-5385.
• After Hours Emergencies: Call the City of Columbus Water Department at (614) 645-7788.
• Ensure the issue is promptly reported to prevent further complications or damages.

For more details, visit the Public Works page.

How We Can Help You

Facing a waterline issue can be overwhelming, but we are here to simplify the process. Our team specializes in:

• Waterline Repairs: From minor leaks to significant breaks, we diagnose and fix issues quickly to minimize disruption.
• Waterline Replacements: Whether you’re upgrading an old line or addressing a major issue, we provide efficient and reliable replacements.
• Trenchless Solutions: Using advanced trenchless technology, we replace waterlines with minimal disruption to your property.
• Emergency Assistance: If you’re facing an urgent waterline problem, we handle all aspects of the repair, ensuring compliance with city standards.

Common Signs of a Broken Waterline

Be vigilant for the following indicators of a compromised waterline:

• Unexplained wet spots or pooling water in your yard.
• Sudden drops in water pressure throughout your home.
• Discolored or murky water coming from your taps.
• Higher-than-normal water bills without increased usage.

If you notice any of these signs, it’s crucial to take immediate action to prevent further damage. For more detailed information and guidance, visit our Is My Waterline Broken? page.