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WSSP Peshawar Water Bill Rates: Rs 440 to Rs 2,640 a Month for Homes, Every Plot Size and Business (KP)

WSSP Peshawar water bill rates: Rs 440 a month for 5 marla, Rs 1,320 for 1 kanal, Rs 1,000 new connection, shop and bank rates, and the 10% yearly rise.

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan EraAli Akhtar6 min read
Water and Sanitation Services Peshawar website header with the 1334 complaint line

Short answer: A house of up to 5 marla in Peshawar pays WSSP Rs 440 a month under the notified tariff: Rs 250 for water, Rs 120 for waste collection and Rs 70 for sewerage. A 1 kanal house outside University Town pays Rs 1,320. A new water and sewer connection for a home costs Rs 1,000. The notification adds 10 per cent a year, so a 2026 bill can be higher than these base rates.

Water and Sanitation Services Peshawar (WSSP) bills homes and businesses in the city for three things on one bill: water supply, conservancy (rubbish collection) and sewerage. We read the tariff notification that WSSP publishes on its own website, labelled "Tariff 2024", on 10 November 2026. It is a Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Gazette notice of the Capital Metropolitan Government Peshawar, No. 3850/DG/CMGP/2024, dated 29 May 2024 and printed on 2 July 2024.

Water and Sanitation Services Peshawar website header with the 1334 complaint line
Screenshot of wsspeshawar.org.pk, 10 November 2026

Peshawar home water bills run from Rs 440 to Rs 2,640 a month

Homes are charged by plot size, and University Town has its own higher rates. The smallest house pays Rs 440 a month in the base table, and a 1 kanal house in University Town pays Rs 2,640. Every amount is the monthly total of water, conservancy and sewerage.

These are the base rates for a half inch (1/2") water pipe, which is the size most houses have. The table below copies the notified figures exactly.

House size and areaWaterConservancySewerageMonthly total
Up to 5 marla (outside University Town)Rs 250Rs 120Rs 70Rs 440
6 to 10 marla (outside University Town)Rs 375Rs 180Rs 105Rs 660
11 to 19 marla (outside University Town)Rs 500Rs 240Rs 140Rs 880
1 kanal and above (outside University Town)Rs 750Rs 360Rs 210Rs 1,320
University Town, up to 5 marlaRs 500Rs 250Rs 130Rs 880
University Town, 6 to 10 marlaRs 750Rs 375Rs 195Rs 1,320
University Town, 11 to 19 marlaRs 1,000Rs 500Rs 260Rs 1,760
University Town, 1 kanal and aboveRs 1,500Rs 750Rs 390Rs 2,640
WSSP Peshawar monthly charges for homes by plot size

The 10 per cent yearly rise means 2026 bills can be higher

The notification levies these rates "subject to Ten percent (10%) annual increase". So the table is a starting point from 2024, not a promise of today's amount. Your own bill is the final word on what you owe this month.

We did not find a newer tariff on the WSSP website. If the 10 per cent rise has been applied each year since 2024, a Rs 440 bill would be about Rs 484 after one rise and about Rs 532 after two. That is our arithmetic, not a WSSP figure, so check the amount printed on your bill.

Bills also change with pipe size. For a 3/4 inch connection the monthly water charge is two times the table rate. For a 1 inch connection it is four times. Large houses with a bigger pipe should look at this line first.

A new home connection costs Rs 1,000 outside University Town

For an ordinary house, the one-time connection charge is Rs 600 for water and Rs 400 for sewerage, so Rs 1,000 in all. University Town homes pay Rs 2,000 up to 10 marla and Rs 4,000 from 11 marla. Businesses pay more.

The notification also sets three other one-time charges that people often miss:

  • Restoration: 50 per cent of the connection fee, charged when a cut connection is restored after the arrears are cleared.
  • Change of name or location: 30 per cent of the connection fee.
  • Own bore, no WSSP water: you still pay the conservancy and sewerage charges.

If you have no water supply at all, only the solid waste (conservancy) charge applies. Our guide to getting a new WSSP water connection in Peshawar covers the form, the three documents and the steps.

Shops, banks and wedding halls pay set monthly rates

Commercial users are charged by type of business. A small shop of up to 300 square feet pays Rs 730 a month. A bank pays Rs 5,000. A wedding hall for up to 250 guests pays Rs 8,720 a month, charged for October to April only.

Commercial categoryNew connection (one time)Monthly total
Shop (general) up to 300 sq ftRs 2,940Rs 730
Small hotel or tea shopRs 2,940Rs 730
Nanbai (bread shop)Rs 3,000Rs 1,000
Vegetable, meat or juice shopRs 3,750Rs 1,500
Beauty parlourRs 3,000Rs 2,000
Temporary water connectionRs 14,640Rs 1,480
BankRs 14,640Rs 5,000
Wedding hall up to 250 guests (October to April)Rs 29,290Rs 8,720

Madrassas and all religious places pay nothing for any service, under the same notification. The full list also covers hospitals, schools per classroom, offices per room, petrol pumps, factories and cinemas.

WSSP Peshawar monthly charges for five common business types

Water tankers cost Rs 2,500 or Rs 5,000, and are free in an outage

WSSP sells a small water tanker for Rs 2,500 and a large one for Rs 5,000. A registered consumer gets a tanker free when the normal supply stops for a long time because of load shedding or repair work. That free rule does not cover the paid tanker categories.

So if your area has been dry for a day because a tube well is down, ask the zone office for the free tanker before you pay for one. Keep your consumer number from the bill ready.

How to check and pay your WSSP bill

The WSSP website links a "Duplicate Bill" page from its downloads section. Use it if the paper bill did not arrive.

  1. Open the WSSP website, wsspeshawar.org.pk, and find "Duplicate Bill" under Downloads.
  2. Enter the consumer or account number printed on an old bill.
  3. Check the month, the arrears line and the due date.
  4. Print the bill and pay it at a designated bank before the due date.
  5. Keep the paid copy. You will need it for a name change or restoration.

The duplicate bill link points to an address that starts with a plain number and not a WSSP name. Type the WSSP website address yourself and follow its link, rather than opening a bill link sent by text message.

Steps to get a duplicate WSSP Peshawar water bill

Illegal connections and suction pumps can be fined

The tariff notice says two things are banned. A direct, unapproved connection to a WSSP line is "strictly prohibited". So is fixing a suction pump or "donkey pump" straight onto the supply line. Both can be fined or punished under section 66 of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Local Government Act, 2013.

A pump on the main line pulls water away from the houses after yours, which is why WSSP treats it as an offence. Fill a ground tank first and pump from there. Complaints about supply go to WSSP on 1334. Electricity problems that stop a tube well go to PESCO; see our PESCO SDO and XEN numbers.

For the provincial tax on the same house, see our KP property tax guide. It is a separate bill from a separate department.

Common questions

What is the WSSP water bill for a 5 marla house in Peshawar?

Rs 440 a month under the 2024 notified tariff, outside University Town: Rs 250 water, Rs 120 conservancy and Rs 70 sewerage. The notice adds 10 per cent a year, so check your bill for this year's amount.

How much is a new water connection in Peshawar?

Rs 1,000 for a house outside University Town: Rs 600 for water and Rs 400 for sewerage. In University Town it is Rs 2,000 up to 10 marla and Rs 4,000 from 11 marla.

Why is my University Town bill higher?

The notification sets a separate, higher table for University Town. A 5 marla house there pays Rs 880 a month, twice the Rs 440 charged elsewhere in the city.

Do I pay WSSP if I have my own bore?

Yes, but only the conservancy and sewerage charges. The water charge is dropped when there is no WSSP water connection.

Do mosques and madrassas pay WSSP charges?

No. The notification lists madrassas and all religious places as free of charge for all services.

What is the WSSP complaint number?

1334, shown on the WSSP website as its 24 hour complaint line. Each of the five zones also has its own phone and mobile numbers, printed on the WSSP registration form.

About the author

Ali Akhtar, author at Pakistan Era

Tax, Bills and Technology Writer

Ali Akhtar

Ali Akhtar is a young and curious voice here at Pakistan Era. He is currently pursuing his A-Levels and has a growing interest in Pakistan’s changing industrial landscape and educational trends. Ali likes to write in a way that helps him explain and explore the world around him. His writing reflects the perspective of the new generation navigating the evolving trends of Pakistan where technology, youth innovation, and shifting opportunities are reshaping the country’s future.

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