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Our Mission

At Beaverfalls Waterworks District, we are committed to providing safe, high quality water services to our community, while maintaining a standard of excellence in customer service and environmental conservation. *As per the letter sent out to rate payers, Beaverfalls Waterworks will not be able to provide NEW water connections going forward until we can address the need for a chlorination system for our new well. Thank you for your understanding.

In order to serve you better, please ensure we have your correct/up to date, telephone, mailing address and contact email. You can reach us here [email protected].

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Mainline Water Chlorination April 2026

February 12, 2026

The Beaver Falls Waterworks District will be chlorinating the water system as part of annual maintenance from April 15-30, 2026.

Flushing water mains is carried out as part of an annual scheduled preventative maintenace program to improve water quality by removing sediment that gradually deposits in the pipes and to help maintain safe high quality drinking water. Mainline flushing also reduces bacteriological growth, improves color, control corrosion and helps to restore flow and pressure in the distribution system. The treated water will disinfect your water lines so the BFWD can ensure the freshest water possible.

There should be no interruption of the water supply. During this...

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Mid-Winter Water Pipe Preservation Tips: Protect Your Pipes from Freezing!

February 01, 2026

As the winter chill settles in, it’s essential to remember that the cold weather can cause more than just discomfort. One of the most common and costly winter problems homeowners face is frozen or burst water pipes. Frozen pipes are a real concern, especially during the coldest months of the year when the temperature regularly dips below freezing. A burst pipe can result in significant water damage and expensive repairs. Thankfully, with a few simple precautions, you can protect your pipes and avoid these winter headaches.

Mid-Winter Water Pipe Preservation Tips: Protect Your Pipes from Freezing!