Providenciales does not have an unlimited natural freshwater supply. Producing safe drinking water requires specialist equipment, energy, testing and careful management. Turning off taps, repairing leaks and avoiding unnecessary water use all help protect our island’s supply.
PUBLIC NOTICE:
The public is advised of emergency road works on Leeward Highway near CIBC Roundabout, on aWednesday August 5th, 2026 from 11:00 pm to 5:00 am.
Please drive with caution.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
A bubbling roadside puddle, unexpected flowing water or unusual damage near recent roadworks could indicate a damaged water pipe.
Keep a safe distance and report it to Provo Water on 231-0705. Reporting leaks quickly helps conserve water and protect the island’s supply.
What Lies Beneath? A large network of Provo Water's underground pipes carries water from our production facilities towards homes and businesses across the island. Most of this important infrastructure is out of sight, but it works around the clock to keep water moving.
Planning to dig? Please call first. Customers are required to contact PWC at least 2 days before digging. It helps protect underground pipes and prevents costly damage to essential water infrastructure.
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Your water meter is smarter than you might think. Meters are read automatically, helping us track usage more efficiently and support accurate billing for customers across Providenciales.
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PUBLIC NOTICE:
The public is advised of road works on Butterfield Drive, Downtown on Thursday July 30th, 2026 from 5:00 am to 8:00 am.
Please drive with caution.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
The water meter is an important dividing line. PWC is responsible for the pipes supplying water to the meter, the exterior service valve and the meter itself. Property owners or landlords are responsible for private supply pipes and plumbing after the meter.
On this beautiful Sunday, we pause to give thanks for one of life’s greatest blessings: water.
It refreshes us, sustains us and connects every home, family and community across Providenciales.
May we never take a single drop for granted.
Public Notice: Scheduled Water Service Interruption – Blue Hills
Provo Water Company will be carrying out scheduled maintenance from July 27–29, 2026, with water service interruptions affecting parts of Church Avenue and Bay Road between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. each day.
Your drinking water begins in our ocean. Using reverse osmosis desalination, seawater is filtered and treated to remove salt and impurities. Essential minerals are then added before the water begins its journey to your tap. That is quite a transformation for one glass of water!
PUBLIC NOTICE:
The public is advised of road works on Leeward Highway on Thursday July 23rd, 2026 from 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
Please drive with caution.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
One Island. One Essential Water System. Around 90% of Providenciales depends on PWC for its water supply. From homes and schools to restaurants and businesses, our network plays an essential role in island life. That's why protecting our infrastructure is everyone’s business.
Our Water Quality and Laboratory Services pop-up was a great success, bringing together hotels, restaurants, spas and local businesses to learn more about water testing, sampling and water quality. Learn more: https://t.co/pdUDbglydi
Why keep buying water in plastic bottles when safe drinking water is already flowing from your tap? 💧 You might as well be pouring money down the drain.
Join the PWC Water Quality & Laboratory Services team outside Graceway Gourmet today from 8:00am. Learn about water testing services, including our new Legionella testing, and get expert advice from our laboratory team.
📍 Graceway Gourmet ⏰ From 8:00am
Stop by and say hello!
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💧 Have questions about your water?
Meet the PWC Water Quality & Laboratory Services team at our Pop-Up Water Testing Info Booth outside Graceway Gourmet on July 17 at 8:00am. Learn about water quality, bacteriological and NEW Legionella testing.
Preparing the water system for severe weather begins long before a hurricane arrives. Provo Water works to protect water production, storage and distribution so the island can recover as safely and quickly as possible following an emergency.
Yes, you can drink the tap water in Providenciales.
Provo Water is treated to World Health Organization standards and monitored throughout the treatment and distribution process. Daily testing helps ensure the water reaching your tap is clean and safe to drink.
PUBLIC NOTICE:
The public is advised of road works on Grace Bay Road on Tuesday July 14th 2026 from 2:00 am to 7:00 am.
Please drive with caution.
We apologize for the inconvenience.