Service areas: Tooele, Stansbury Park, Erda and Grantsville

When you call, tell us your street address, city and ZIP, and which fixture or part of the home is affected — a sink, toilet, water heater, a pipe or the main drain.

The list below gathers Tooele neighborhoods and residential subdivisions by name. It's a helpful guide, not an official boundary map.

For slow or backed-up fixtures, start with drain cleaning. For drips, running toilets, wet cabinets or damp walls, see leak and fixture repair. No or uneven hot water belongs on the water heater page, and active water or a burst pipe on urgent water problems.

In townhomes, condos or rentals with shared plumbing or a property manager, mention it when you call — access to shared lines or shutoffs may need to be arranged with whoever manages them.

Water coming up in the street, or low pressure affecting neighbors too, may involve the public system. Responsibility depends on location and ownership; for a possible public main or city meter issue, ask the Tooele City Water Division to confirm.