Davao City Water District (DCWD)Table of Contents ToggleDavao City Water District (DCWD)Davao Water District ServicesDavao Water District RatesCalibration Fees (PhP)Labrotaroy RatesHistory of Davao City Water District ResidentialDavao City Water District (DCWD) CategoryGovernment Offices TagsBillingInquiryOnline PaymentService ProviderSupplierWaterWater SupplyDavao City Water District2.2Based on 84 reviewsreview us onAseya Pea06:22 10 Dec 22Same bill even if there's always a service interruption. Buang lng?john albert pogoy23:37 12 Mar 22when you go inside this facility, there is absolutely NO CUSTOMER SERVICE department.true enough, their actual service in our area is very unsatisfactory.-5 stars.PJ05:46 13 Feb 21No water here in Green Orchard Cabantian for 2 days now. The other day no water as well. If may tubig man, kulay yellow po. May we know when can you fix it? Your urgent action is much appreciated. Thank you.EJ Mejias12:26 13 Oct 20Faster transaction time here (for water bill payments) compared to other branches (especially DCWD Matina and DCWD Bajada). Queuing line is almost few to none. Also, it's a chill spot since it's located inside a mall. I will surely prefer this branch when paying my water bill.Thanks DCWD for putting up a collection center in this location! 🙂Caleb Ponciano06:59 07 Feb 20I had a bad experience specifically at Lanang Branch. Davao District employees who are serving for the inquiries, re-opening of water system and new application in this branch works SO SLOW. There are 3 people working at the front desk and caters people like a snail. I hope that this will be taken action for transactions are only done on weekdays and we have to leave work just to comply a lot of papers your institution requires. FASTEN your service without compromising efficiency. Thanks.Davao Water District ServicesDCWD Online ServiceDCWD Online Billing InquiryDCWD Customer ServiceDavao Water District RatesCalibration Fees (PhP)Meter SizeCalibration Fees (PhP)Regular RateRush Rate13/15 mm360.00470.0020 mm540.00710.0025 mm1,800.002,340.0040 mm3,600.004,680.0050 mm3,600.004,680.0065 mm3,600.004,680.0075 mm3,600.004,680.00100 mm3,600.004,680.00150 mm3,600.004,680.00200 mm3,600.004,680.00(DCWD) Davao City Water District: Navigating Sustainable Water SolutionsLabrotaroy RatesRESIDENTIAL / GOVERNMENTFACTOR RATESIZEMINIMUM CHARGE0-10 cu.m.COMMODITY CHARGEMeter Maintenance Charges11-20 cu.m.21-30 cu.m.31-40 cu.m.above 40 cu.m.Mechanical Water MeterElectromag Water Meter11/2″178.5018.7024.2032.1046.8050.00N/A13/4″285.6018.7024.2032.1046.8075.00N/A11″571.2018.7024.2032.1046.80170.00N/A11 1/2″1,428.0018.7024.2032.1046.80440.00N/A12″3,570.0018.7024.2032.1046.801,000.003,300.0013″6,426.0018.7024.2032.1046.80N/AN/A14″12,852.0018.7024.2032.1046.801,500.003,700.0016″21,420.0018.7024.2032.1046.801,600.004,000.0018″34,272.0018.7024.2032.1046.802,800.006,000.00110″49,266.0018.7024.2032.1046.80N/AN/ACOMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIALFACTOR RATESIZEMINIMUM CHARGE0-10 cu.m.COMMODITY CHARGEMeter Maintenance Charges11-20 cu.m.21-30 cu.m.31-40 cu.m.above 40 cu.m.Mechanical Water MeterElectromag Water Meter21/2″357.0037.4048.4064.2093.6050.00N/A23/4″571.2037.4048.4064.2093.6075.00N/A21″1,142.4037.4048.4064.2093.60170.00N/A21 1/2″2,856.0037.4048.4064.2093.60440.00N/A22″7,140.0037.4048.4064.2093.601,000.003,300.0023″12,852.0037.4048.4064.2093.60N/AN/A24″25,704.0037.4048.4064.2093.601,500.003,700.0026″42,840.0037.4048.4064.2093.601,600.004,000.0028″68,544.0037.4048.4064.2093.602,800.006,000.00210″98,532.0037.4048.4064.2093.60N/AN/AMore water rates information, click here.History of Davao City Water DistrictDavao City Water District is the first water supply system was established in 1921 which was then known as the Sales Waterworks System. The said communal system tapped Malagos Creek and laid 28 kilometers of pipelines to serve some 10,000 users at the Davao poblacion area.After the Second World War, Davao City‘s water demand increased proportionately to the growing population such that Ma-a spring was developed to increase volume and meet the demand. By 1955, a law enacted by Congress placed all municipal waterworks under the jurisdiction of the National Waterworks and Sewerage Administration (NAWASA). During this period better water facilities were constructed.In the 1960s, the local governments gained control over the waterworks. Davao City paid Php300,000 to the three Davao provinces to gain absolute ownership of the water system, which became known as the Davao Metropolitan Waterworks.In 1973, Davao City Water District (DCWD) was created and began serving Davao City making it one of the first water districts to operate in the country by virtue of Presidential Decree 198 or the Provincial Water Utilities Act of 1973. Operating as a quasi-public corporation or a semi-government status, DCWD implemented its projects by stages.From 1975 to 1979, the Phase I Project was undertaken. Several facilities were constructed including production wells, sump and reservoir, which form part of DCWD’s biggest water supply system today – Dumoy. Sometime in 1986 and 1988, the Phase II Project (Stages I and II) was carried out. After the completion of said stages, more production wells, booster pumps, and transmission and distribution lines were in place, including one additional sump and the Ma-a tunnel.In 1992, the Supreme Court declared with finality that all water districts in the country are government-owned and controlled corporations (GOCCs). Despite this ruling, DCWD forged ahead with its plans to further improve the city’s water system. Thus, production wells, reservoirs, and transmission and distribution lines, altogether forming a water supply system, multiplied and provided water service to over 100,000 service connections. This earned DCWD the coveted “Most Outstanding Water District” award for the Very Large Category for two consecutive years, 1995 and 1996. The same feat was repeated in 2001 and 2002 after the partial completion of the Phase III Project, which was started in 2000.Today, DCWD continuously upgrades and finds resources, whether underground or surface water, to ensure that abundant and only quality water supply will flow out of the taps of Davao City for many more years ahead.Contact Info (082) 235 3293 callcenter@davao-water.gov.ph https://web.davao-water.gov.ph/ J.P. Laurel Ave, Buhangin, Davao City, Davao del Sur Davao del sur Address3JXF+JV8, J.P. Laurel Ave, Buhangin, Davao City, Davao del SurShare