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New property connections
Find out what you need to know if you've purchased a property with recycled water or you'd like to connect.
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Check your connection
Make sure your drinking water is not connected to your recycled water supply.
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What it can be used for
Find out what you can and can't use recycled water for in and around your home.
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Purple taps
Find out why recycled water taps are purple, how to keep them safe, and what to do if you need a replacement.
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Your responsibilities
Using recycled water in your property comes with some responsibilities to ensure it’s always used safely.
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Recycled Water Inspection Program
We regularly check recycled water plumbing connections at properties in our recycled network areas to ensure the services are properly connected and separate to drinking water services
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Classifications
There are four types of recycled water where quality is described using a Class system.
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EPA Guidelines
Class A recycled water is produced according to strict guidelines developed by EPA Victoria.
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Class A recycled water and your business
There are differences between residential and non-residential properties when it comes to the use of Class A recycled water.
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Class B recycled water and your business
We are now taking expressions of interest from customers who would like to connect to Class B recycled water from our Whittlesea Sewerage Treatment Plant
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Recycled Water Testing – February to June
To confirm the quality of the drinking water and recycled water being supplied to the water meters at the front of your property, routine water quality testing has been scheduled for specific suburbs.
Recycled water
We encourage the use of recycled water for non-drinking purposes. It's one way we're helping use alternative water sources and reduce reliance on our drinking water supplies.
Class B recycled water - Expression of interest now open, find out more