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How Hard Is Reynoldsburg Water?
Reynoldsburg tap water is moderately hard to hard, depending on which Columbus treatment plant serves your area. Reynoldsburg buys its water from the City of Columbus: water entering on East Main Street and East Broad Street comes from the Hap Cremean Water Plant, which averaged about 98 ppm (5.7 grains per gallon) in the most recent report, while water entering on State Route 256 comes from the Parsons Avenue Water Plant, which averaged about 123 ppm (7.2 grains per gallon).
Where Can I Get A Water Quality Report?
You can access Reynoldsburg’s annual Water Quality Report. This is also known as a consumer confidence report, and provides detailed data on the composition of your municipal water annually.
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Additional Information On Reynoldsburg, OH Tap Water
Is Reynoldsburg tap water safe to drink?
Yes. Reynoldsburg’s drinking water meets federal and state drinking water standards. The city’s most recent water quality report lists no violations, and Reynoldsburg holds a current, unconditioned license to operate.
Is Reynoldsburg tap water hard?
Yes. Reynoldsburg receives water from two Columbus treatment plants. Water from the Hap Cremean plant averaged about 98 ppm (5.7 grains per gallon) in the most recent report, while water from the Parsons Avenue plant averaged about 123 ppm (7.2 grains per gallon). Both fall in the moderately hard to hard range.
Is there PFAS in Reynoldsburg tap water?
Reynoldsburg’s most recent water quality report does not include PFAS results. Under the federal PFAS rule, monitoring begins in 2027, and Columbus has said it will add treatment if needed. Homeowners who want to know what’s in their water today can schedule a free water test with Culligan.
Does Reynoldsburg tap water have fluoride?
Yes. Columbus adds fluoride to help protect dental health. Fluoride averaged 0.97 to 0.98 ppm in the most recent report across the two plants serving Reynoldsburg, well below the EPA maximum contaminant level of 4.0 ppm.
Where does Reynoldsburg get its tap water?
Reynoldsburg buys its water from the City of Columbus through six master meters. Water entering on East Main Street and East Broad Street comes from the Hap Cremean Water Plant, which treats surface water from Hoover Reservoir on Big Walnut Creek. Water entering on State Route 256 comes from the Parsons Avenue Water Plant, which treats groundwater from the Scioto River valley. Reynoldsburg buys its water from Columbus, so hardness and fluoride reflect the Hap Cremean and Parsons Avenue plants, while chlorine, lead and trihalomethane levels are measured in Reynoldsburg’s pipes.
How is Reynoldsburg water treated?
Columbus treats Reynoldsburg’s water with a multi-step process that includes aeration, coagulation, lime softening, filtration, disinfection, and fluoride addition. Reynoldsburg then stores the water in underground reservoirs and water towers and monitors chlorine levels daily.
Do I need a water softener or filter in Reynoldsburg?
Because Reynoldsburg’s water is moderately hard to hard, many homeowners choose a water softener to reduce scale buildup and improve soap efficiency. The most recent report also shows total trihalomethanes, a disinfection byproduct, averaging 67 ppb with individual samples up to 78.5 ppb against an 80 ppb limit, so some families add reverse osmosis or whole-house filtration.
How does Reynoldsburg monitor its water quality?
Reynoldsburg and Columbus test for bacteria, lead, copper, nitrate, fluoride, disinfection byproducts, atrazine, and other substances. In the city’s most recent lead and copper sampling, one of 32 homes tested was above the lead action level, but the overall 90th percentile result was 2.06 ppb, well below the 15 ppb action level.
Where can I get a local tap water quality report?
You can access the most recent City of Reynoldsburg Tap Water Quality Report here.
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