WSSC water, habitat for humanity to repair installation leaks for Maryland residents

Laurel, Md. (7news) – The residents of Maryland, who deal with LECKS on their property, could soon receive help from WSSC Water and Habitat for Humanity Maryland.

The focus is on income -limited customers. According to a publication of WSSC Water, you could receive up to 9,000 US dollars a year in sanitary services.

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The CAP LEAK Repair Program (CAP) also helps not only to save any money, but also save water by repairing leaks.

How it works

CAP registered customers who suspect that a leak must contact WSSC Water on their property in order to receive an annual examination of leaks free of charge.

If there is a leaky water pipe, Habitat for Humanity Maryland will set a time with the resident for a time to fix the problem.

Some problems that come into question for the services include and escaping toilets, taps, water valves and shower heads.

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Applicants must be a WSSC Water customer, in which the property own/live and the date of the application for support in the Customer Assistance program of the WSSC Water.