Here at Cleveland Water, the health and well-being of our customers and employees is our top priority. We are closely monitoring the outbreak of coronavirus, and we’re working to safeguard the health of our community.
Cleveland Water wants to make sure customers know what to look for in the event that someone calls you or shows up at your home claiming to be a Cleveland Water employee.
Utility scams tend to increase during the holiday season, which is why Utility Scam Awareness Day is recognized each year in November. We want to make sure our customers know what to look for in the event that someone calls or shows up at your home claiming to be a Cleveland Water employee.
During a heatwave, some residents may take it upon themselves to open hydrants in an effort to beat the heat. While we agree that Cleveland Water is cool and refreshing, opening hydrants can be dangerous, costly, and wasteful.
We work hard to make sure the drinking water delivered to your home or business is safe at all times. One way we do this is by regulating backflow, which reduces the possible contamination of drinking water from other water sources.
Warmer months are often a time for home renovations and improvements. There is one simple precaution you should take before digging on your property: have your underground utility lines marked.
Utility scams tend to increase during the holiday season, which is why Utility Scam Awareness Day is recognized each year in November. Cleveland Water wants to make sure our customers are aware of what to look for in the event that someone shows up at or calls your home claiming to be a Cleveland Water employee.