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During spring and summer, you'll often notice local fire departments flushing hydrants. Learn why this annual activity is so important and what to expect on our website.

Household water leaks are more common than you might think. If left unchecked, leaks can run up unnecessary charges on your water bill and cause damage to your home. But you can protect your home and your wallet with a few simple steps.

If you find that your water service line, plumbing, or fixtures may contain lead, there are several actions you can take to reduce the risk of exposure. These steps will ensure that safe, quality drinking water comes out of your tap.

Like many older cities, some homes and businesses in the Cleveland Water system may have lead service lines or plumbing that contains lead. Here's how to know the potential for lead in your home plumbing.

With daylight savings time starting this weekend, after you change your clocks and check your smoke detector batteries, don’t forget to clean your faucet aerators, too!

Homeowners play an important role in maintaining drinking water quality all the way to your glass. Properly maintaining your water heater is one of the best ways you can maintain that quality.