Calaveras County Water District Review

I recently started using the water services provided by CCWD and I'm quite satisfied. The quality of water is great and the customer service has been excellent. I would highly recommend them.

🙌 CCWD provides top-notch water services. Their team is always responsive and helpful. I have never faced any major issues with them. I highly recommend CCWD for their excellent service! 🙌

😊 I'm really happy with the water services provided by CCWD. The water quality is excellent and their customer support is very helpful. Keep up the good work! 😊

I have been a CCWD customer for a few years now and I must say, I am quite satisfied with their services. They have been reliable and efficient in providing water to my property. Overall, a positive experience.

I have been a customer of CCWD for over 5 years now and overall, my experience has been positive. There have been a few instances where I faced some issues, but the customer support team was prompt in resolving them. I appreciate their effort.

I have been using CCWD's water services for a while now and I'm happy with their overall performance. The water quality is good and their customer service team is quick to address any concerns. Keep up the good work!

The service provided by Calaveras County Water District (CCWD) has been average. I haven't had any major issues, but there have been a few minor inconveniences. Overall, I would say they are satisfactory.

I have been using CCWD's water services for a while now and I must say, I am impressed with the quality. The water tastes clean and there have been no interruptions so far. I would recommend CCWD to others.

😄 I am extremely satisfied with the water services provided by CCWD. The water quality is excellent and I have never faced any issues. I highly recommend CCWD to anyone looking for reliable water services. 😄

👍 The water district is doing an amazing job at providing clean and reliable water. No complaints so far! Keep up the good work CCWD! 👍

Here ya go, just so everyone knows: when you buy a house in this county with this as your water company, you are forced to pay a bill bimonthly (around 300$). You have zero say in having it or not, you cannot cancel service. You can not opt out. Even if you move, as long as you have a deed in your name that has their pipes connected to it, you owe them the astronomical $1900.00 per year! Don't believe me? Try to call and cancel your water. It's hilarious. You literally just sign up for a lifetime of shelling out hard earned dollars to these vultures who have no care for anyone, just their own pockets. On top of that, half the time their water comes out rust red and when you call or email video of it, they insist it's fine to drink. If you also have had problems with this company or hate their policies, they apparently aren't governed by public utilities, they are a "special" sector and only answer to the state of California. So maybe send them a few letters. I'm done putting up with their nonsense.

For a utility service place, they have the best customer service. very prompt in returning the phone calls and taking care of the issues.

We have had CCWD water for twenty four years and have been very happy with their service. In spite of many severe winter storms at 4,700 feet elevation here in Dorrington, during which PG&E has not delivered power often for one to two days and twice for four days, CCWD has never failed to deliver water. This means they keep their generators running in the worst winter storms. The CCWD staff who maintain the water lines also do excellent work. A tree fell on the power lines in our neighborhood and knocked down two utility poles during a winter storm. In the process of replacing the poles, PG&E accidentally cut through the CCWD water line and damaged the CCWD meters under one of the poles. CCWD came out during the storm and re-established the water and replaced the two water meters under that pole with new meters. We have also found that the staff at CCWD has always been helpful and friendly in answering questions when we have had occasion to call.

My mother bought a lot for $10k. 2018, in order to get water from existing main shut off valve, she has to pay over $12,000. For a building and water permit, she cant do anything about it. Yes they said it's a private water company and they only deal with the state. Monopoly at it's best. I tried talking with 3 other companies and the all send me back to this nonsense. God bless us all.