Cam Coley CLTWater Communications

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Easement 101

There is a manhole in my backyard. What does Charlotte Water (CLTWater) do to maintain pipes in my yard? CLTWater maintains a large network of sanitary sewer or wastewater pipes.…

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Why is My Water Bubbly, Cloudy, or Discolored? What is Turbidity?

A little bubbly water may catch you by surprise, but don’t worry. We didn’t change your tap to champagne. Sometimes air can get trapped inside pipes and cause temporary bubbles…

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A Cautionary Tale…Replace Your Plumbing Before It Becomes An Emergency

For years, as a Charlotte Water employee, I have encouraged customers to plan ahead for the replacement of their private plumbing, especially if their pipes are nearing 50 years. I…

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Understanding Homeowners Responsibility

Is it My Plumbing or Charlotte Water’s to Maintain? Where does my private plumbing start? Property owners maintain all water pipes beginning at the end of the meter, which is…

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