In addition to the many water quality tests we perform to ensure your drinking water is safe, Cleveland Water regularly monitors lead levels at customers’ taps.
One of several actions we take to keep your drinking water safe and protect you and your family from the risk of lead in water is optimizing our water treatment process to minimize corrosion of pipes and plumbing.
It’s officially fall! Which means the backyard barbeques and runs through the sprinkler are winding down and instead, the pool is getting drained and patio furniture stored away.
Fall is also the time to prep your lawn and garden for the cold winter months ahead. Here are a few tips to keep your lawn and garden in shape while staying water-smart.
Cleveland Water has awarded nearly $7 million to eight suburban service communities for 11 water main replacement projects. These awards are part of our $25 million annual capital investment in buried infrastructure.
Nearly 50 students, along with their parents, guardians, and siblings attended orientation for Cleveland STEP at the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD).
Proper hydration is essential for overall health. Water is necessary for nearly every bodily function including regulating temperature and blood pressure, keeping muscles and joints moving, and moving waste out of the body.
Staying hydrated is essential for healthy minds and bodies of all ages. The water we drink regulates body temperature and blood pressure, keeps muscles and joints moving, moves waste out of the body, and aids in digestion.
Going on vacation this summer? There are a few steps that you should take to protect your home while you’re gone and to make sure you have the best quality tap water when you return.