Homes in Chessington were left without water following a burst water pipe earlier this afternoon.
Residents complained about reduced water pressure and no water at about 2pm today.
The water is now back on.
A spokesman from Thames Water said: “Customers’ water supply should now start returning to normal after a burst water pipe in Clayton Road caused a disruption in service.
“We apologise for any inconvenience, and moved as quickly as possible to get things back to normal."
Councillor Margaret Thompson said: "I am really angry about this. It's been leaking for nearly a week.
"This afternoon the water went off with no warning to residents. I was able to find out from Thames Water that it was abnout to go back on again.
"It seems it might go off at the weekend and I want to know how it will inform residents.
"I don't think it is acceptable. A stand pipe in Clayton Road was cascading water this morning.
"It's blocked one lane of traffic so traffic is piling back."
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