A sudden surge of brown water coming from your cold water taps is typically triggered by one of several common infrastructure events. First, check with your local water utility provider to see if neighborhood main flushing, fire hydrant opening, or a water main break has stirred up sediment in the municipal grid. Second, if your neighbors have clear water, your own plumbing system is the culprit; aging galvanized steel pipes shedding rust or recent plumbing repairs can cause sudden discoloration. Verification: Ask adjacent neighbors if their water is also discolored to determine if the issue is municipal or private.
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