Understanding Your Bill

Can I view my bill online?

Yes, you can view and pay your water bill online by logging into CLTWaterHub.

How do I get water turned on in my name?

  1. Contact us by telephone - Dial 311 or 704-336-7600

    • Have ready to provide your Social Security Number or Employer Tax Identification Number 
    • A fee for new service will be applied to the first bill.
  2. Log into or register for CLTWaterHub to initiate a start, stop, or transfer service request.

Can a family member or roommate call about the bill?

Yes, you can add someone to your account so they can inquire about your bill. Register for CLTWaterHub to give someone access to view your account online or call 311 (704-336-7600) to authorize an additional name to the account. 

The primary account holder is financially responsible for paying the water bill.

What is a Ccf?

Ccf is an abbreviation for 100 cubic feet. This is a unit of measure which equals 748 gallons.

When should I expect my first bill?

Your first bill could arrive up to 60 days from the time water is turned on depending on when your bill is mailed during the billing cycle.

What's the fastest method to pay my bill to restore service or pay a delinquent bill?

Payments made in person at an authorized retail cash payment location or at a government service center before 5 p.m. will post that same day. Another option is to pay by telephone before 5 p.m. by calling 311 (704-336-7600) or paying online through CLTWaterHub. (Fees may apply.)

How is your water used?

The average household uses 6-7 ccfs of water each month. This graphic can help you understand what consumes the most water in the average household. If you’re worried you might have a leak, check out this video for what to do.

Pie Chart: How much water do we use? Toilet 24%, Shower 20%, Faucet 19%, Clothes Washer 17%, Leaks 12%, Other 8%. Source: Water Research Foundation, Residential End Uses of Water, Version 2, 2016