A significant portion of Estonian properties remain unconnected to public water supply and sewerage networks. While most of the population has access, the primary barrier for those without is the substantial cost of connection. This financial burden prevents many property owners from joining the public systems. The issue highlights a disparity in access to essential utilities within the country. Authorities have not yet detailed plans to address these connection expenses. This situation impacts rural and potentially lower-income households disproportionately. Further investigation is needed to determine the scale of the problem and potential solutions.