Address
44 Millbury Street Grafton, MA - 01519
Phone & Fax
Phone:
(508) 839-2302
Fax:
(508) 839-2367
Send an Email
customerservice@graftonwaterdistrict.org
44 Millbury Street Grafton, MA - 01519
Phone:
(508) 839-2302
Fax:
(508) 839-2367
customerservice@graftonwaterdistrict.org
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Yellow or brown water is often due to minerals like iron in the pipes, stirred up by hydrant flushing or maintenance. Running cold water for a few minutes usually clears it. If it persists, contact GWD.
Leaks can waste water and increase bills. To check, look for unexpected water spots, listen for dripping, or check your meter before and after a few hours of no water use. If the meter changes, you may have a leak.
Freezing temperatures can cause water pipes to freeze and potentially burst, leading to costly damage. Review the information below to learn simple steps you can take to protect your plumbing during cold weather.
Our drinking water comes from rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and underground aquifers. These sources are naturally replenished by rainfall and the water cycle, providing us with fresh water for everyday use.
After treatment, water travels through a network of pipes, pumps, and storage tanks to reach homes and businesses. This system ensures clean, safe water is available whenever you need it.
Private wells draw water directly from underground sources, supplying homes outside public systems. Routine testing and upkeep are key to ensuring safe, reliable drinking water.
Water is essential to life, fueling our bodies, sustaining our ecosystems, and powering communities. It's a resource we must cherish and protect for future generations.
On average, a person uses about 82 gallons of water per day. From drinking to tasks like bathing and cleaning, understanding water usage statistics encourages conservation.
Simple actions like fixing leaks, using water-efficient appliances, and mindful consumption can make a significant impact in preserving water for future generations.
By incorporating drought-tolerant plants, efficient irrigation systems, and mulching, you can create a beautiful, sustainable outdoor space that minimizes water usage.
Regular testing, using corrosion-resistant materials, and proper treatment methods are essential to ensure safe, clean water for homes and communities."
The Grafton Water District (the District) supplies water to customers within the boundaries of the District located in Grafton, Massachusetts.
Our team is here to assist you! Feel free to visit us during regular office hours.