Ways to Pay Your Bill
There are multiple ways to pay your Aqua water and wastewater bill, including using our e-Billing system, paying in person, by mail, by phone, and so on!
Explore Your OptionsFor more than 135 years, Aqua has been providing water and wastewater utility services to more than three million people across eight states.
If you're a new customer, welcome! Head to our New Customers page to learn more about Aqua and the resources we provide our customers.
If you're a current customer looking to contact us, pay your bill, or learn more about the bill pay resources we have available, you've come to the right place.
There are multiple ways to pay your Aqua water and wastewater bill, including using our e-Billing system, paying in person, by mail, by phone, and so on!
Explore Your OptionsIf you are in need of financial assistance to ensure you continue to receive uninterrupted water service, or if you'd like to make a donation to help someone in your community, we're here to help!
Learn MoreDo you have some questions about what certain parts of your water bill mean? We've got answers.
View Bill BreakdownDid you know that you can see service alerts in your area, view a service disruption map or get alerts sent directly to your phone all from our website?
Learn MoreThere are various forms you may need as a new or current Aqua customer.
Check Them OutDo you need to start new service with Aqua? Do you need to stop your current service or transfer your Aqua service to a new address?
We're here to help!The water and sewer service lines on your property are your financial responsibility. Aqua partners with HomeServe so we can offer our customers protection from the cost and inconvenience of dealing with unexpected line repairs.
Learn MoreHave a question and need to talk to one of our highly trained customer service representatives? Don't hesitate to reach out!
Let's TalkIt's easy and inexpensive. You'll get hot water faster and save money and energy, too.
See More TipsUse your trashcan for trash such as tissues and non-flushable wipes instead of the toilet.
See More TipsYou can waste up to five gallons of water if you leave the tap running when shaving or brushing your teeth!
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