Your water provider

Town of Kill Devil Hills

Kill Devil Hills runs its own water system and asks for reports within 10 days of the test.

Around Kill Devil Hills

Commercial strips along the Bypass and Beach Road mix domestic RPZs and irrigation, so we test every assembly on a property in one visit.

Restaurants, retail, hotels, rentals and homes.

Requirements are set by the water system that serves the property and can change. Confirm current requirements with your provider before relying on a date.

How it works

Scheduling hasn’t opened yet. This is how service will run once it does.

1 · Tell us the deadline

From the notice, the last report, or the date on the tag. Not sure? Send a photo.

2 · We plan your window

Once scheduling opens, we’ll offer a window ahead of the deadline and route Kill Devil Hills together so nobody pays for a one-off drive. Need it sooner? Ask for a tighter window.

3 · Tested and filed

We’ll test every assembly on the property in one visit, submit the report to the Town of Kill Devil Hills where it accepts tester submissions, and post a copy to your customer portal.

Assembly Watch

Enroll once and we carry the calendar: each assembly tracked against its water provider’s deadline and testing requirements, including additional tests when they apply, a heads-up before it’s due, the test, the filing where the provider accepts tester submissions, and the record kept for owners, inspectors, insurers and buyers.

How Assembly Watch works

Not sure who to call or what is due?

Tell us where the property is and what is on it. Sorting out which provider governs it and what they require is the first step of every account we take on.

Get on the Testing List Send your notice or device list Identify your assembly

Scheduling hasn’t opened yet. Sending an inquiry puts you on the testing list; it doesn’t book an appointment. We’ll follow up by email.

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