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Hard water (17 gpg) can cause scale buildup in pipes and appliances but is generally safe to drink.
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Chlorine levels are within EPA limits but may affect taste and smell.

Current Score

76 / 100

Good

"Good" threshold (70)

Sourced directly from Lake Mead; the water is very hard but meets all federal safety standards. Sources: Boulder City CCR.

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Similar to Henderson, the high hardness of the Colorado River requires softening to manage scale. Sources: City of Boulder City Utilities.

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City reports show averages. Your home may be different — especially with older pipes.

How hard is Boulder City water?

It is very hard, averaging 17 Grains Per Gallon.

Does Boulder City have PFAS?

No, current monitoring shows no detections.

Is the water safe to drink?

Yes, it meets all EPA and state health requirements.

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