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Cleveland’s water leaves the plant with no lead in it, so the question here is the pipe to your kitchen tap.

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What’s in Cleveland water

Cleveland gets its water from Cleveland Water, which draws from Lake Erie.

That lake water is only moderately hard. Cleveland Water itself says homes don’t need a whole-house softener. It says one can add salt to what you drink, and we won’t argue. Lead is the question worth asking. The water has no lead in it when it leaves the plant. It can pick some up on the way to you. That can come from an old lead pipe under the yard, old solder, or brass fixtures. The city treats its water so it coats the inside of pipes. Lead has stayed low across the city for a long time. Still, a number for the whole city can’t speak for the pipe at your house. If you do need a fix, it’s a small filter at the kitchen tap.

The only way to know your number

A town average can’t tell you about your house. We test at your sink for free, and you keep the numbers.

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Systems for Cleveland homes

  • Two tall black tanks joined at the top by a digital valve, one holding amber resin and one dark carbon, with a smaller third tank of white and blue beads beside them.

    Dual Tank — City Water

    Two tanks instead of one, running off a single control valve.

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  • A single tall black tank with its media visible through a narrow window, and a smaller salt tank standing beside it.

    Standard Whole-Home Softener + Filtration

    Handles the two things almost every home around here has going on at once.

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  • 5-Stage Tank Reverse Osmosis

    A traditional reverse osmosis system with a storage tank.

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Cleveland water questions

Where does Cleveland’s water come from?

Cleveland gets its water from Cleveland Water, which draws from Lake Erie.

Do I need a water softener in Cleveland?

Probably not. Cleveland Water says its water is only moderately hard, and that homes don’t need a whole-house softener. If something at your tap still bothers you, a free test will tell you what’s in it.

How long does installation take in Cleveland?

Most homes take part of a day. You get the plan before any work starts.

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Find out what’s in your water in Cleveland

We test your water at the kitchen sink, and you keep the results whether you buy anything or not.

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