There have been several reports of people pretending to be San Jose Water employees calling customers and asking them to pay their water bill immediately (to the scammers). They claim that if you do not pay, your water will be shut off. This is a SCAM. SJW is not shutting off any water service for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reach out to us at customer.service@sjwater.com or (408) 279-7900 to report a scam or for information about your account.

We are committed to providing support to our customers in the face of disaster. If you or a family member have been affected by COVID-19 and are unable to pay your bill on time, learn how we can assist: Disaster Relief Program

San Jose Water is suspending meter reading and will begin estimating billing.  This is for the safety of our employees and customers. For more information about this change, read our Frequently Asked Questions.

While most of our employees are now telecommuting, our front-line employees remain hard at work in the field.

Please practice social distancing guidelines (6 feet away) when you see SJW employees in the field.

Water Awareness Night with the San Jose Giants is scheduled for Friday, May 22, 2020 as listed in the bill insert sent to all our customers. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, however, may impact this event. Click here for more info.

Get tips on reading your bill, online billing, reading your meter, and related information.

Our water composition meets or surpasses all state and federal drinking standards. Understand what makes water quality high.  

In order to follow state and county shelter-in-place orders, as well as to protect the health of our employees per CDC public health guidelines, we are suspending all non-emergency construction activity requiring field support by our engineering and construction teams until further notice. Learn more here.

Certain customers are eligible for a 15% discount and/or other rebates and incentives. See if you qualify.

See why people love working here, and view open positions. 

As our costs of providing service increase, so must our rates. Learn more about rates and the rate setting process.