Aqua New Jersey

Aqua New Jersey serves 184,000 people in 11 counties across the Garden State.

Aqua New Jersey delivers quality water and wastewater services by hiring the best people and innovating and replacing aging infrastructure. In fact, Aqua New Jersey's mission is protecting and providing earth’s most essential resource.

Today, we are committed to bringing our customers not only water and wastewater service but the safest, most up-to-date technology and infrastructure and the most caring customer service possible.  

New Jersey Water Systems

Aqua delivers reliable service to New Jersey cities and towns, meeting all federal and state regulations.

• Quality drinking water – Aqua New Jersey delivers safe drinking water to customers throughout the state. Aqua performs routine tests to all drinking water to ensure that it is safe for customers.
• Improving infrastructure – Aqua regularly repairs and replaces old water mains, pipes and wells, to provide reliable service and quality water.
• Rates – Aqua’s rates are based on actual cost of service. As a regulated utility, Aqua New Jersey water and wastewater rates are set and approved by the New Jersey Commerce Commission.

New Jersey Wastewater Systems

Aqua New Jersey has the technical expertise to offer superior wastewater services, surpassing all local, regional and national environmental quality and public health standards.

• Improving wastewater quality — Aqua New Jersey improves the quality of water dispersed from wastewater treatment plants back into the environment. 
• An environmental approach – Aqua is constantly revolutionizing wastewater treatment, ensuring our methods are respectful of the environment and adhere to current and future New Jersey Environmental Protection Agency regulations.
• Safe for the environment – Aqua New Jersey treats all wastewater to remove harmful bacteria, and all wastewater that leaves Aqua’s plants is safe for all people, plants and animals.

Benefits of Working with Aqua

Most Americans have utility services, including gas and electricity, provided by an investor-owned company. Water and wastewater service, however, is typically supplied by municipal or authority-owned systems.

Many municipalities struggle to balance budgets that include a long list of priorities, from water and wastewater infrastructure needs, to schools, police and fire departments, roadways and bridges. For municipalities or authorities, Aqua New Jersey can be a partner by integrating water or wastewater systems into Aqua’s existing operations. This gives the municipality an influx of cash to put toward other priorities and alleviates the burden of maintaining their own water and wastewater systems.