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Scheduled Water Main Flushing Notice – Jennings Rd, Indian Hill Rd, W. Memorial Hwy, Warren Bridge Rd, and Howards Bridge Rd in Union Grove
January 05, 2026
Iredell Water Corporation will be performing proactive water main flushing at hydrants and the ends of water mains to maintain water quality during the following schedule:
- Dates: Tuesday, January 6th through Thursday, January 8th 2,026
- Time: 8:15 AM – 4:30 PM each day
The following areas will be affected:
- Jennings Rd (north of Indian Hill Rd), Indian Hill Rd, W. Memorial Hwy., Warren Bridge Rd., and Howard’s Bridge Rd.
During this time, customers may experience:
- Temporary drops in water pressure
- Discoloration in the water
We recommend refraining from using water during the flushing hours, if possible, to avoid drawing discolored water into your private service line or plumbing system. If you notice discolored water, please open your cold-water faucet only and allow the lines to flush until the water runs clear. Avoid using hot water during this time to prevent discolored water from entering your water heater tank.
Why is the Water Discolored?
Discolored water is typically caused by naturally occurring minerals, such as iron and manganese, that are present in the water system. These minerals can accumulate in water mains over time and may become dislodged during activities which cause high velocity flows of water in the distribution system. Examples may be the use of hydrants by emergency personnel or unauthorized use of hydrants, water main flushing, or water main breaks and repairs. We perform proactive flushing to lessen the chances of dingy or discolored water during these high flow events.
Is It Safe to Use?
While discolored water may appear unappealing, it does not pose a health risk. The presence of iron and manganese in the water is harmless, and the discoloration is purely aesthetic.
What Should You Do?
If you notice discolored water:
- Run cold water only from a faucet (preferably in a bathtub or an outside spigot on the furthest end of the home from where the water enters the home) for several minutes to flush your internal plumbing system.
- Avoid using hot water during this time, as it may draw discolored water into your water heater tank.
If the discoloration persists after flushing, please contact our office for assistance.
We appreciate your understanding as we work to maintain the quality and reliability of your water system.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office at 704-876-0672 or if after-hours please call 704-876-0673.
Alerts
Scheduled Water Main Flushing Notice – Jennings Rd, Indian Hill Rd, W. Memorial Hwy, Warren Bridge Rd, and Howards Bridge Rd in Union Grove
January 05, 2026
Iredell Water Corporation will be performing proactive water main flushing at hydrants and the ends of water mains to maintain water quality during the following schedule:
- Dates: Tuesday, January 6th through Thursday, January 8th 2,026
- Time: 8:15 AM – 4:30 PM each day
The following areas will be affected:
- Jennings Rd (north of Indian Hill Rd), Indian Hill Rd, W. Memorial Hwy., Warren Bridge Rd., and Howard’s Bridge Rd.
During this time, customers may experience:
- Temporary drops in water pressure
- Discoloration in the water
We recommend refraining from using water during the flushing hours, if possible, to avoid drawing discolored water into your private service line or plumbing system. If you notice discolored water, please open your cold-water faucet only and allow the lines to flush until the water runs clear. Avoid using hot water during this time to prevent discolored water from entering your water heater tank.
Why is the Water Discolored?
Discolored water is typically caused by naturally occurring minerals, such as iron and manganese, that are present in the water system. These minerals can accumulate in water mains over time and may become dislodged during activities which cause high velocity flows of water in the distribution system. Examples may be the use of hydrants by emergency personnel or unauthorized use of hydrants, water main flushing, or water main breaks and repairs. We perform proactive flushing to lessen the chances of dingy or discolored water during these high flow events.
Is It Safe to Use?
While discolored water may appear unappealing, it does not pose a health risk. The presence of iron and manganese in the water is harmless, and the discoloration is purely aesthetic.
What Should You Do?
If you notice discolored water:
- Run cold water only from a faucet (preferably in a bathtub or an outside spigot on the furthest end of the home from where the water enters the home) for several minutes to flush your internal plumbing system.
- Avoid using hot water during this time, as it may draw discolored water into your water heater tank.
If the discoloration persists after flushing, please contact our office for assistance.
We appreciate your understanding as we work to maintain the quality and reliability of your water system.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office at 704-876-0672 or if after-hours please call 704-876-0673.