Water softeners & filtration in Stow.
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Take the first step towards cleaner water.
Stow buys its water from Akron, so its hardness is Akron’s, which is real but modest.
Your water
What’s in Stow water
Stow gets its water from the City of Akron Water Supply Bureau, which draws from the Upper Cuyahoga River.
Stow doesn’t make its own water. Akron treats it at the Lake Rockwell plant, and Stow’s report shows no softening of its own. So the hardness in Stow’s report is Akron’s, copied line for line. It’s real hardness, but it’s modest. The results Stow prints under its own name are about its pipes. Its list of service lines shows no lead lines. We did spot one line in Stow’s copy of the table that doesn’t match Akron’s. It looks like a digit got dropped in the copy. If anyone shows you that line to sell you a filter, read Akron’s first. Cuyahoga Falls is right next door, but its water is different. A softener setting from a house there won’t fit a house here.
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.
Systems for Stow homes
Standard Whole-Home Softener + Filtration
Handles the two things almost every home around here has going on at once.
- Free in-home water test
- Free installation
- Lifetime warranty
Stow water questions
Where does Stow’s water come from?
Stow gets its water from the City of Akron Water Supply Bureau, which draws from the Upper Cuyahoga River.
Do I need a water softener in Stow?
Only a test can tell you. If your water is soft enough, we’ll say so, and you won’t need one.
How long does installation take in Stow?
Most homes take part of a day. You get the plan before any work starts.
Free water test
Find out what’s in your water in Stow
We test your water at the kitchen sink, and you keep the results whether you buy anything or not.
- Free in-home water test
- Free installation
- Lifetime warranty