Water pressure can directly affect the function of your faucets. Knowing how to check your property’s water pressure and troubleshooting common high- or low-pressure problems can keep your water flowing properly. Here’s some helpful information to get you started.

Louisville Water is in the business of public health. Our drinking water is high quality and meets all regulatory standards -- we sample our water over 200 times a day. A group of compounds, PFAS, has been detected in water supplies across the United States, including Louisville. At this point, based on the best-available science, we do not see this as a concern for Louisville’s drinking water. But we need the research to continue.

Harold Hunt, who has worked for Louisville Water for nearly 30 years, oversees the service and repair of 30,000 fire hydrants. 

Hear Harold share everything you wanted to know about fire hydrants in less than 60 seconds. 💦

Louisville Water now delivers up to seven million gallons of drinking water daily to the city of Shelbyville. This was made possible through the completion of Louisville Water’s two-year pipeline extension project to Shelby County.