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Water Pressure and Hydrant Flow Data

EBMUD is committed to provide reliable, adequate pressure and water flow for all customers.  Water pressure typically ranges from about 30 to 130 pounds per square inch depending upon the elevation of a customer's service connection within a particular pressure zone.  The District has over 130 pressure zones, most of which include one or more treated water storage tanks.  Water flow is primarily determined by the size of a customer's service connection and the water pressure at that connection.  

Requesting Flow and Pressure Information for New Installation of Private Fire Service

You may request pressure and flow information for new installation of private fire service, e.g., a fire sprinkler system if you meet one of the following criteria:

  • You are designing a new fire service

  • You are redesigning or upsizing an existing fire service

  • You are determining the need for installing a fire service

You can apply electronically by completing the online form.  You may also contact EBMUD's New Business Office, Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at (510) 287-1008. You may request water pressure information for other purposes below, including irrigation services, insurance assessment and  reporting a pressure problem.

Requesting for General Water Pressure Information or Reporting a Pressure Problem

You may request information about water pressure electronically by completing the online form. These requests are considered to be non-emergencies and will be responded to within ten (10) business days.  If you have further questions, concerns or problems regarding water pressure or flow, or an emergency situation 1-866-403-2683.

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