Over 26,000 accounts, a growing population of over 60,000, and the tens of thousands of additional people working or visiting our area businesses every day are all serviced by West Des Moines Water Works.Our top priority at the West Des Moines Water Works is to provide you and your family with safe, high-quality drinking water at a fair price.We put forth a lot of effort to make sure that our treated water satisfies all national and state water standards.Our yearly Water Quality Report contains more information about the quality of our water.Please call our customer service representatives at (515) 222-3460 or click on one of the links below for help if you need it today.Service Start, Stop, or Transfer Pay Bill Rate Details Contact Us
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FAQ
What is my customer number for Des Moines Water Works?
If you are having financial difficulties paying your water bill, please call Customer Service at (515) 283-8700 to find out if you qualify for a payment plan or to get in touch with local assistance programs.
Who owns Des Moines Waterworks?
The utility is owned by the water rate payersFive people make up the Board of Water Works Trustees of the City of Des Moines, Iowa, who are chosen by the mayor for a six-year term.The CEO and General Manager of Des Moines Water Works are appointed by the Board of Water Works Trustees.
How much is water in Des Moines?
Water – $10000 (charged by Des Moines Water Works)Des MoinesLocationChargesInside City$842 per 1,000 gallonsOutside City$1684 per 1,000 gallonsSewer Customer Service Fee*Inside City Rate: $440 per month Outside City Rate: $880 per month
How hard is West Des Moines water?
The EPA uses a scale to define hardness and softness, and West Des Moines tap water has an average hardness of 154 milligrams per liter (9 grains per gallon).This is comparable to other Central Iowa softened drinking water.