Water in your area, in the public record.
Here’s what your water company and the county labs already report about the water where you live.
City water and well water, county by county
Where the reports say your water is fine, the page says so.
Geauga
Geauga County well water
Rust stains in the tub, black specks in the sink, and arsenic in some wells.
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Cleveland city water and lead
The worry is the old pipe from the street to your house, not the water at the plant.
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Akron city water and chlorine byproducts
City water is treated so it’s safe to drink. Here’s what that leaves behind, and what carbon takes out.
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Well testing in Portage, Medina, Lake
We come to the house and test your well water for free. You see the results before you decide.
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Akron city water hardness
Akron water isn’t as hard as most people assume. That changes what a softener needs to do.
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Barberton city water hardness
Barberton water is genuinely hard, and it swings through the year. One fixed setting can’t follow it.
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Cuyahoga Falls city water hardness
The city now reports softer water than it used to. Your softener may not know that.
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Green water hardness
Nobody publishes a hardness number for Green. Wells and the utility both leave you without one.
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Portage County water
Somebody already softened your water before it reached you. It still arrives hard.
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Medina County water
Three separate supplies serve this county. Your neighbour may drink water from another lake.
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Lake County water
Nearly everyone here drinks treated lake water. A softener is probably not your first buy.
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Stow city water hardness
Stow buys its water from Akron and prints the same hardness. Its own results are about its pipes.
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Hudson water suppliers and hardness
Hudson gets water from Akron, Cleveland, Stow and its own wells. Whose water you get sets the hardness.
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Kent city water hardness
Kent prints its hardness before and after its own plant. Only the softer column comes out of your tap.
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Streetsboro city water
Our home town. The city report covers bacteria, lead and your water heater, not just hardness.
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Aurora water systems
Part of Aurora drinks lake water and part drinks well water. Find out which reaches your street.
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A report tells you about the town, and a test tells you about your own tap.