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Aguas de Murcia: water cuts and faults

Scheduled water cuts in the municipality of Murcia, who to call if your water has gone off, and where to find the offices and customer service of EMUASA (Aguas de Murcia), the municipal company that runs the water supply and sewers.

Water cuts today

EMUASA has no planned water cuts (checked yesterday at 15:15). If your water has stopped, it may be a fault: call EMUASA.

Faults, bills and contact

Customer service

Aguas de Murcia (EMUASA)

Faults, bills and water contract

EMUASA logo

On its website: phone numbers and channels to report a fault or ask about a cut and online office for bills, changes of account holder and direct debits.

Office

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    Aguas de Murcia (EMUASA)

    Avenida Juan Carlos I, 30008 MurciaSanta María de Gracia

Places: OpenStreetMap, ODbL

Good to know

  • The list of cuts only includes those scheduled more than 24 hours ahead; unexpected faults don’t appear in it.
  • To get SMS or email alerts about cuts and works in your street, sign up to Servialertas (in Spanish). Servialertas

Municipal water procedures

Those requested from Murcia City Council, not EMUASA, on its e-office (in Spanish).

Frequently asked questions

Are there water cuts in Murcia today?

The card above shows the scheduled cuts EMUASA has published for today, with the area and times. That list only includes cuts that can be planned more than 24 hours ahead; an unexpected fault won’t appear there.

I have no water, what should I do?

If there is no scheduled cut in your area, it may be a fault: report it to EMUASA through its customer service and faults channels (linked above).

How do I find out about cuts in my street?

With Servialertas, EMUASA’s service that sends SMS or email alerts about cuts and works affecting your address.

Where can I check my water bill?

On EMUASA’s online office, along with changes of account holder, direct debits and other water contract procedures.

Who manages the water supply in Murcia?

EMUASA, known as Aguas de Murcia, the municipal water and sewerage company: it runs the municipality’s drinking water and sewers and publishes scheduled cuts.

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