Laredo to Replace Water Pipes on Zacatecas Street
Construction in the 2600 block of Zacatecas Street begins Friday at 8 a.m., with crews working overnight to replace aging water lines.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Construction
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The City of Laredo announced water system upgrades that begin Friday at 8 a.m. in the 2600 block of Zacatecas Street. Crews will replace aging water pipes as part of ongoing water infrastructure improvements, with work expected to take about 10 to 12 hours.
Why it matters
The project addresses aging water pipes as part of the city's broader water infrastructure improvements in Laredo. Residents in the affected area may experience low or no water pressure while the work is underway.
The city's announced schedule calls for pipe replacement to run roughly 10 to 12 hours, starting at 8 a.m. Friday in the 2600 block of Zacatecas Street. The announcement does not state the number of properties affected or the cost of the project.
The players
City of Laredo
The City of Laredo is the municipal government responsible for the city's water system and the infrastructure upgrades announced for Zacatecas Street.
The details
Crews will work overnight to replace the aging pipes, and the affected area also includes east-west corridors from Zapata Highway to Ejido Avenue and north-south areas including Chestnut Street and Lomas del Sur. Residents in these areas should expect possible disruptions to water service during the construction period.
Timeline
Wednesday morning: City of Laredo announces water system upgrades.
Friday at 8 a.m.: Construction begins in the 2600 block of Zacatecas Street.
Overnight Friday into Saturday: Pipe replacement work expected to be completed over roughly 10-12 hours.
Roadmap
The Zacatecas Street project is one segment of Laredo's ongoing water infrastructure improvements aimed at replacing aging pipes. It shows the city moving from announced planning into localized, block-by-block construction.
Residents along Zacatecas Street and the other listed areas may experience low or no water pressure during the overnight work. Those in the affected zones should plan ahead for possible service interruptions while crews complete the replacement.
The takeaway
Residents near the affected streets should plan for possible low water pressure overnight Friday into Saturday. Watching for further city notices can help households prepare for any service changes.
What happens next
Construction begins Friday at 8 a.m. in the 2600 block of Zacatecas Street and is expected to run overnight for about 10 to 12 hours.
Further reading
For more on local infrastructure projects, see Construction coverage in Laredo.
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