Updated: July 1, 2020 June 18, 2020
Before water reaches your tap, it is sourced from a complex system of surface water and groundwater from around Washington that includes lakes, rivers, streams, reservoirs, wells, and more. After water is pumped from these sources, it is purified, cleaned, and tested at a water treatment plant before being distributed throughout the state.
While the quality of Washington’s water varies significantly depending on the region, residents of The Evergreen State often report their water being hard, which contributes to cloudy dishes and glassware, limescale or white scale buildup, and soap scum residue in bathroom areas.
Different parts of Washington can have very different water challenges as the quality of water across the state can greatly vary. Learn more about the water where you live:
Your local Washington Culligan Water Expert is an expert on your water, can test it to determine any problems, and provide the best way to address them.
Get better water in your home by scheduling an appointment with your local Culligan Water Expert.
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