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Prince George’s + Montgomery counties, Maryland · Rates from July 1, 2026

What a WSSC Water bill comes to, by gallons a day

$319.19

a 90-day bill at 145 gallons a day, our arithmetic

Find your daily gallons on your bill, then read across. Each slice of use is priced at its own tier, so the last gallons cost the most.

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Gallons a day90-day billNote
60 gal/day$170.04One or two careful users
81 gal/day$203.87Top of Tier 1
100 gal/day$238.11
120 gal/day$274.14
145 gal/day$319.19WSSC Water’s budget-paper family of 3
166 gal/day$357.02Top of Tier 2
200 gal/day$431.17Tier 3 rate on the last slice
276 gal/day$596.90Top of Tier 3
400 gal/day$937.50Tier 4: worth a leak check

Our arithmetic from WSSC Water’s rates from July 1, 2026, 5/8-inch meter, water, sewer, fixed fees and about $15 Bay Restoration Fee. The full table and how it’s worked out.

Your bill

What you pay and why it moved

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Houses in Prince George’s County, where a bill is set by daily gallons.
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Your pipes

How old, how often, whose job

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A crew installing a water main in a dug-up street, not in Maryland.
All of your pipes

Your water

What is in it, plant by plant

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The Potomac at Great Falls. The Potomac plant serves about 75% of WSSC Water customers.
All of your water

Fort Washington, Oxon Hill, Bowie, Laurel, College Park, Silver Spring, Rockville, Bethesda or Gaithersburg? Rates are the same across the service area. Hardness isn’t: see which plant likely serves your town.