Older Cleveland house? Filter the lead where you drink.
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Take the first step towards cleaner water.
A certified filter at the tap you drink from addresses the risk where it actually is.
- NSF/ANSI 53 listed
- Installed at the tap
- First cartridge included
- Installed by a licensed professional
What lead filtration fixes in Cleveland and Cuyahoga County
Lead doesn’t come from the plant. It gets picked up in the last hundred feet. That’s the old pipe from the street, old solder, brass fixtures. So the answer is different at every house.
Lead at the tap
Filtration certified under NSF/ANSI 53 for lead reduction, at the tap your family drinks from.
Old-plumbing uncertainty
Pre-1986 homes can carry lead solder and fixtures even where the service line is clean.
Waiting-on-replacement worry
Service line replacement takes years. A point-of-use filter works while you wait.
A filter where the water meets your glass
Water picks up lead on the way to your tap. It happens in the old pipe from the street, and in your own pipes. One filter under one sink treats the tap you drink from. It costs far less than treating the whole house.
- The plant isn’t the problem — lead has tested below the federal limit since 1997, so the honest question is your plumbing.
- Read the evidence, not the summary — we publish the Cleveland lead data, every source linked.
- What no field kit can do — we show what the free test checks at your house, and what it can’t.
Cold supply through one cartridge, up to the tap you drink from.
Common questions
Can you test my water for lead?
Not at your sink — nobody can. Lead requires a certified laboratory, and we collect the sample and have the report sent in your name.
Do I need whole-house lead filtration?
Almost never. Lead matters where you drink and cook, and a certified point-of-use filter covers exactly that for far less money.
Will a pitcher filter do?
Sometimes, and we’ll say so when it does. Ask for the NSF/ANSI 53 lead listing: a filter certified only under NSF/ANSI 42 covers taste, odor and particulates, and supports no lead claim at all.
Is Cleveland water the problem?
No. The water leaving the treatment plants is lead-free, and the utility page linked above is their own. Lead is picked up on the way to your tap, which is why the fix belongs at the tap.
Who installs it?
Installed by a licensed professional.
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