How To Check And Pay For Thika (THIWASCO) Water Bill

This is how to check and pay for your Thika water bill. Thika residents get their water from Thika Water and Sewerage Company (THIWASCO), a water service provider fully owned by the County Government of Kiambu. The company was registered in 2009 and has since grown to be a reputable institution in the distribution of safe and quality water and sewerage services in the region.

The company’s mandate is to serve over 350,000 residents of the Thika sub-county and its environs. Recognizing the importance of convenience in bill payment, THIWASCO offers a variety of easy-to-use methods for settling your water bills. This comprehensive guide will look into these payment options in detail, providing the information you need to choose the best method for your needs. Let’s explore these options.

How To Check And Pay For Thika (THIWASCO) Water Bill

How To Pay For Your Thika Water Bill Pay Via Mpesa

To pay for your water bill via Mpesa, you must know your water account number and Thika Water and Sewerage Company’s Mpesa Paybill number. This is how you go about it.

Go to your Mpesa Menu
Select Lipa na Mpesa
Select PayBill
Enter 860100 as the business number
Enter your water account number
Enter the amount you want to pay
Enter your Mpesa pin and press OK
You will receive a transaction confirmation message from Mpesa.

How to Check Thiwasco Water Bill

On your phone, dial *483*002#
Select the query bill option
Enter your account number and send send
Your water bill information should be displayed on your screen.

Please note that standard carrier rates may apply for this service.

Thiwasco Water Charges

Residential

– Minimum: KShs. 13 per unit

– Maximum: KShs. 30 per unit

Commercial/Industrial/Government Institutions

– Minimum: KShs. 10 per unit

– Maximum: KShs. 20 per unit

Standpipes/Kiosks

– KShs. 5 per unit

Public Schools, Universities & Colleges

– Minimum: KShs. 20 per unit

– Maximum: KShs. 25 per unit

Gated Communities/Multi-Dwelling Units (NEW):

– KShs. 53 per unit

In most cases, the cause for this problem is failure to pay your water bills promptly, by the due dates marked on the monthly water bills. If the bill’s due date passes without any payment made by then, an account is liable for disconnection at any time.