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Culligan always sends information regarding my account, delivery schedule changes if any and has professional courteous drivers that are in and out in no time to change out my filters. In the SCV it’s a must to protect our appliances from hard water failure and at the same time have clean soft filtered drinking water.

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The Best Water Softeners and Water Filters in Long Beach, California.

With this combination of water resources, Long Beach water quality often faces our share of water filtration and treatment issues:

About half of Long Beach’s potable water is purchased from the Metropolitan Water District (which gets water from the Colorado and Northern California). The other half comes from existing groundwater supplies, which leads to hard water.

It’s recommended that if you live in Long Beach — particularly in the North and West Regions, you get your water tested for hardness. These regions have very hard water — often over 200 ppm.

Is Long Beach Tap Water Safe To Drink?

Environmental Working Group detected 12 contaminants in Long Beach tap water where levels reached above their recommended guidelines. This includes arsenic, chloroform, HAA5, nitrates, radium, and TTHMs.

Looking for more information? Check out Long Beach’s annual water quality report here.