UPDATE (12 a.m. 7/30/2015):  WASHINGTON -- Bradley Boulevard in Bethesda has reopened after repairs were made to the road. On Tuesday night, WSSC said repairs were completed on a 16-inch water main break.

Bradley Blvd open... Road repairs finished. Thx for patience. pic.twitter.com/7Xe49KUXiJ

— WSSC Water News (@WSSCWaterNews) July 30, 2015

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WASHINGTON — Twenty-five customers are without service after a water main break in Bethesda on Monday night that has also closed a nearby road. The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission says that Bradley Boulevard, which is closed between Rayburn Road and Aberdeen Road, will remain closed through the Tuesday-evening rush hour. The water main break happened in the 5900 block of Bradley Boulevard, near Aberdeen Road. WSSC says repairs are currently underway on the 61-year-old water main. “There’s a gas line that runs in the middle of the excavation site, so it’s a little tedious – we need to work around that gas line, so it’s slowing the overall speed of the repairs,” said Lyn Riggins, with WSSC.

Bradley Blvd in Bethesda closed at Huntington Pkwy. Yellow gas line runs thru #WSSC water main break site slowing fix pic.twitter.com/8iWUG5op6z

— WSSC Water News (@WSSCWaterNews) July 28, 2015

Riggins said it was too early to estimate exactly when the road will reopen.