ROANE COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Some residents in Clendenin are still without water on Friday, but it won't be long before the water starts flowing again.

The water main break on Cotton Tree Road near Roane County has been repaired. The 50 customers that lost service on Monday could have water service back by Saturday.

The Walton Public Service District will test the water main Saturday morning and if everything goes as planned, water service could be restored as early as Saturday afternoon.

The Walton PSD also wants to remind its customers who lost water service this week the boil water advisory is still in effect.

Customers can call the Walton PSD Office at 304-577-9118 for recorded updates, after 3:00 p.m. Saturday.

A spokesperson with the Walton Public Service District tells WSAZ.com high water washed out about 30 feet of its water main on Monday. However, the company has to replace 80 feet of the line before water can be restored.

Crews tried to start the project on Thursday morning, but more heavy rain stopped the work.

For those in the community who are in need of water, the Walton Public Service District has a water tank at the Cotton Tree Church. Residents have to bring their own water containers to get the water.

The Walton PSD also wants to remind its customers who lost water service this week the boil water advisory is still in effect.

If the rain holds off for a couple days, the company believes the repairs could be finished in a day.

Nearly 50 customers are affected by the outage.

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A spokesperson with the Walton Public Service District tells WSAZ.com high water washed out about 30 feet of its water main on Monday.

The customers affected live along Cotton Tree Road in Clendenin.

The water district plans to hand out free drinking water at the Cotton Tree Church on Cotton Tree Road Wednesday afternoon. Right now, a time has not been set.

There's no word on when the water will be restored. Right now, crews are out assessing the damage to see what to do next.

The Walton Public Service District also advises the boil water advisory is still in effect for any customers who lost water service this week.

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