FIND A LOCATION NEAR ME 
Edit Location or Service
California Water Quality Facts and Drinking Water Problems
Turn Your Well Water Into Swell Water with Culligan Water
Read More
Take the next step
Additional Support
What to Expect at Your Culligan Water Test and Consultation
Discover More
Updated: July 1, 2020 June 18, 2020
Due to frequent drought, the state of California had been hard-pressed in recent years to provide the state’s nearly 40 million residents with clean, clear water. California water absorbs a number of different minerals and chemicals as it travels long distances from dwindling tributaries and reservoirs to be treated and then dispersed to some of our country’s most populated cities.
Water issues vary throughout the state, but common problems resulting from California’s water, which is often hard, include lime or white scale buildup, problems with dry or itchy skin, malfunctioning or underperforming appliances, spotted and cloudy dishes, and bitter or unsavory taste. California’s water is also known to contain high levels of arsenic, chlorine, and other chemicals. Whatever your water problems may be, your Culligan Water Expert can get to the bottom of your issues.
Different areas in California can experience a variety of different water issues. Even in the same city, the problems can vary widely. Learn more about the water in your city today.
Get better water in your home by scheduling an appointment with your local Culligan Water Expert.
Here at Culligan, we think about your water – so you don’t have to.
It may not be wise to use those single-use plastic water bottles over and over.
With any of our soft water systems, get more out of your water-using appliances while spending less on energy and detergent.
See Water Softeners
There’s never been a better time to enjoy the convenience of scheduled bottled water deliveries from the Culligan® Water Experts
See Water Delivery Options
Culligan’s water filtration systems have improved water quality for thousands of families worldwide.
See Water Filtration Systems