Water & Sewer Specs.

Office Update

January 23, 2025

Breezy Hill Water & Sewer Co., Inc. Operations Update

Due to weather and road conditions, and for the safety of our staff and customers, our office will open 1-hour later than normal on Thursday, January 23, 2025. We will be open by 9:30 AM.

Bill Payment options are available on our website or through PAYA.

Please call (803) 663-6455 if you need immediate assistance.

Due to the low temperatures expected over the next few days, we wanted to issue a few quick reminders regarding frozen water line protection.

• Ensure pipes are insulated and do not have anything on them that may hold moisture creating another freezing point.
• Disconnect outdoor hose pipes.
• Set faucets to a small, steady drip. A constant flowing stream is not required. This helps to conserve water while preventing freezing.
• Drip the faucet farthest from your home’s main water valve.
• You do not have to drip every faucet, one or two is typically sufficient.
• It is also beneficial to drip at least one faucet from the hot water side.
• Please ensure irrigation systems are turned off.
• Locate your home's emergency water shut off valve.
• Ensure water heaters are insulated, both tankless and standard if they are outside.
• Please stay alert to your surroundings, changing weather conditions, local weather and news stations.
• We will also post any other pertinent alerts related to our system on our website.

Office Update

January 23, 2025

Breezy Hill Water & Sewer Co., Inc. Operations Update

Due to weather and road conditions, and for the safety of our staff and customers, our office will open 1-hour later than normal on Thursday, January 23, 2025. We will be open by 9:30 AM.

Bill Payment options are available on our website or through PAYA.

Please call (803) 663-6455 if you need immediate assistance.

Due to the low temperatures expected over the next few days, we wanted to issue a few quick reminders regarding frozen water line protection.

• Ensure pipes are insulated and do not have anything on them that may hold moisture creating another freezing point.
• Disconnect outdoor hose pipes.
• Set faucets to a small, steady drip. A constant flowing stream is not required. This helps to conserve water while preventing freezing.
• Drip the faucet farthest from your home’s main water valve.
• You do not have to drip every faucet, one or two is typically sufficient.
• It is also beneficial to drip at least one faucet from the hot water side.
• Please ensure irrigation systems are turned off.
• Locate your home's emergency water shut off valve.
• Ensure water heaters are insulated, both tankless and standard if they are outside.
• Please stay alert to your surroundings, changing weather conditions, local weather and news stations.
• We will also post any other pertinent alerts related to our system on our website.

Winter Weather Conditions 1/21/2025

January 21, 2025

Due to the low temperatures expected over the next few days, we wanted to issue a few quick reminders regarding frozen water line protection.

• Ensure pipes are insulated and do not have anything on them that may hold moisture creating another freezing point.
• Disconnect outdoor hose pipes.
• Set faucets to a small, steady drip. A constant flowing stream is not required. This helps to conserve water while preventing freezing.
• Drip the faucet farthest from your home’s main water valve.
• You do not have to drip every faucet, one or two is typically sufficient.
• It is also beneficial to drip at least one faucet from the hot water side.
• Please ensure irrigation systems are turned off.
• Locate your home's emergency water shut off valve.
• Ensure water heaters are insulated, both tankless and standard if they are outside.
• Please stay alert to your surroundings, changing weather conditions, local weather and news stations.
• We will also post any other pertinent alerts related to our system on our website.