Breezy Hill Water & Sewer Co., Inc.

09/07/2026

Just a reminder that our office is closed Monday, September 7th.

08/17/2026

Scheduled Fire Hydrant Flushing for the Weeks of August 17 - 28.

1. Sudlow Lake Rd. from Addie Rd. to Connector Rd.
2. Connector Rd. from Sudlow Lake Rd. to Chalk Bed Rd.
3. Harrington Ridge Neighborhood
4. The Summit at Horse Creek
5. Horse Creek
6. Hawks Ridge
7. Gregg's Mill
8. Jefferson Davis Highway from Sudlow Lake Rd. to Dodge Dealership to include Aiken Technical College, Climbing Rose Apartments, and The Palisades.

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08/17/2026

Attention Residents in the following areas:

Horse Creek Neighborhood residing on Highland Drive, Saddlebrook Trail, Callaway Drive, Birdie Place, and Bogey Court.

Hawks Ridge Neighborhood residing on Honors Circle, Fioli Circle, and Bloedel Court.

Beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, August 18th at approximately 9:00 AM, we are going to temporarily swap you over to a different portion of our water system due to construction work being done in your area. During this time you may experience lower pressures than what you are accustomed to. This is due to being placed on a lower elevation of our system.

This is only scheduled to be for a few hours during the day tomorrow and then we will place you back on the normal elevation. If you have any questions or concerns during this time, do not hesitate to give our office a call.

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08/10/2026

The sample from yesterday’s boil water advisory for Hillside Dr. was clear of any contamination. The boil water advisory has been repealed at this time. Thanks for your patience and cooperation during this time.

08/09/2026

Due to an unexpected water main break this morning/afternoon, we have issued a boil water advisory for portions of the Clearwater/North Augusta Area.

The streets impacted are:

Hillside Dr., West Dr., Crestview Dr., Forest Dr., Edgewood Dr., Pineview Dr., Belview Dr., Deerwood Dr.

More information can be found by clicking on the link below. We will advise once sample results are obtained and will repeal the advisory once no contamination has been confirmed.

08/03/2026

We are hiring. If you or someone you know is interested, please let us know.

08/03/2026

Sage Creek Neighborhood Fire Hydrant Flushing Update

Good morning everyone, we are aiming to complete the fire hydrant flushing in Sage Creek Neighborhood by the end of this week. Please remember to follow the tips listed in our previous post. Do not hesitate to reach out to our office if you have any questions. Have a great week!

07/29/2026

Only for Sage Creek Neighborhood Residents beginning today 7/29/26 and ongoing over the next few days.

Breezy Hill staff are currently in the process of performing annual fire hydrant, post hydrant, and blowoff flushing all throughout our system as required by the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services. Hydrant flushing occurs all throughout the year, but due to the large area that is currently being flushed, you may experience some discolored water.

You may see employees operating hydrants, valves, and notice water running down the street. You may see an employee at a fire hydrant with large amounts of water coming out of it, but that is normal. You may also see some hydrants left running at a lower flow rate with no one at it, but that is to help clear the remaining discolored water up.

Although it may appear to waste water, this is an important preventative maintenance activity we undertake to maintain the integrity of the water system and allow us to continue to deliver the highest quality water possible to our customers.

The primary purpose of this program is to verify the proper operation of our system's fire hydrants through periodic inspections, flow testing, and preventative maintenance. Secondarily, a proactive hydrant flushing program is the key to mitigating water quality related aesthetic problems by removing accumulated iron and manganese mineral deposits from the water line.

Fire hydrant flushing may cause temporary inconveniences such as a reduction in water pressure and aesthetic issues such as discoloration of the drinking water. It is also a good idea to avoid washing clothes during this time so that the discolored water doesn’t get pulled into your washing machine. Discolored water poses no threat to the public’s health, but it will stain laundry and if consumed it may have an unpleasant taste. Residents should be certain all discolored water is out of their home’s plumbing and hot water heater prior to laundering clothes or drinking. If you notice discolored water coming from your fixtures, please flush the cold-water side for approximately 5 minutes.

Although residents may experience some temporary inconveniences, the flushing program is necessary to maintain a good water supply for both firefighting and domestic purposes. Your cooperation with this program is appreciated. If you experience continued loss of pressure or water discoloration, please contact our office at 803-663-6455, option 2.

Thanks, and have a great day!

Russell Smith
General Manager
Breezy Hill Water & Sewer Co., Inc.