Kirkcaldy High Street has reopened after repairs to a burst water main.
About 70 homes were left without water earlier this week after a pipe burst.
That was repaired, but a further issue was then discovered, with Scottish Water warning that the street could be closed into next week as a result.
However the utilities firm has now confirmed all repairs have been completed - with the street reopening on Friday.
A spokesperson said: “A permanent reinstatement will take place in the coming weeks once we have sourced the equivalent paving materials.”
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