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Featured Cities
Hand-tuned guides for all 30 Triangle cities
Every Triangle city we install in has a full location page with utility-specific CCR data, neighborhood lists, and local install context — no city is a generic stub.
Raleigh
482KWake County
City of Raleigh Public Utilities
Falls Lake source, chloramine-treated, ~1.5 GPG hardness.
See Raleigh's water →Cary
178KWake County
Cary/Apex WTP
Jordan Lake source, chloramine, upstream 1,4-dioxane exposure.
See Cary's water →Durham
286KDurham County
City of Durham Water Management
Lake Michie + Little River, free chlorine, softest in Triangle (~1.3 GPG).
See Durham's water →Chapel Hill
62KOrange County
OWASA
Cane Creek + University Lake, free chlorine, 9 PFAS compounds documented.
See Chapel Hill's water →Apex
75KWake County
Cary/Apex WTP (shared with Cary)
Same source + treatment as Cary. Moderate well-water prevalence in south Apex.
See Apex's water →Wake Forest
51KWake County
Town of Wake Forest (Raleigh Water supply)
Falls Lake via Raleigh Water for city service; ~30% private well households with hard water + iron.
See Wake Forest's water →Holly Springs
47KWake County
Holly Springs Public Utilities (Harnett supply)
Cape Fear River via Harnett County, chloramine, ~2.7 GPG (highest in Tier 1).
See Holly Springs's water →Morrisville
32KWake County
Town of Cary (Cary/Apex WTP)
Identical chemistry to Cary — Jordan Lake, chloramine, ~1.7 GPG. RTP-adjacent.
See Morrisville's water →Pittsboro
5KChatham County
Town of Pittsboro Public Utilities
Haw River source. Highest documented PFAS in the Triangle — GAC reduces 86-88%.
See Pittsboro's water →Garner
33KWake County
City of Raleigh Public Utilities (Raleigh Water customer)
Raleigh Water supply via Dempsey E. Benton WTP in Garner — same chloramine, ~1.5 GPG, post-2000 housing dominant.
See Garner's water →Knightdale
20KWake County
City of Raleigh Public Utilities (Raleigh Water customer)
Raleigh Water via Falls Lake — chloramine, ~1.5 GPG. New-construction stock means low pre-1986 lead risk.
See Knightdale's water →Carrboro
22KOrange County
OWASA (same system as Chapel Hill)
OWASA Cane Creek + University Lake source — free chlorine, 9 PFAS compounds post-treatment.
See Carrboro's water →Hillsborough
9KOrange County
Town of Hillsborough Water and Sewer
Eno River source, free chlorine. Historic district pre-1900 housing elevates tap-level lead risk.
See Hillsborough's water →Fuquay-Varina
36KWake County
Blended Raleigh Water + Harnett County supply
Blended supply — chemistry varies by neighborhood. Mix of chloramine (Raleigh Water) + chlorine (Harnett).
See Fuquay-Varina's water →Rolesville
10KWake County
Town of Rolesville (Raleigh Water customer)
Raleigh Water via Falls Lake — same chloramine and ~1.5 GPG as central Raleigh. Fastest-growing Wake town.
See Rolesville's water →Wendell
10KWake County
Town of Wendell (Raleigh Water customer)
Raleigh Water supply — chloramine, ~1.5 GPG. Wendell Falls new-construction stock keeps lead-solder risk low.
See Wendell's water →Zebulon
7KWake County
Town of Zebulon (Raleigh Water customer)
Raleigh Water Falls Lake chemistry — chloramine, ~1.5 GPG. Moderate well-water prevalence outside town limits.
See Zebulon's water →Clayton
30KJohnston County
Town of Clayton Water Plant (Neuse River)
Independent Clayton WTP on the Neuse — free chlorine, distinct chemistry from Raleigh Water customers.
See Clayton's water →Smithfield
13KJohnston County
Town of Smithfield Public Utilities
Neuse River source, free chlorine. Agricultural runoff concerns in surrounding rural Johnston County.
See Smithfield's water →Youngsville
2KFranklin County
Town of Youngsville
Small Franklin County municipal supply + heavy private-well prevalence in the surrounding county.
See Youngsville's water →Franklinton
2KFranklin County
Town of Franklinton
Tar River basin source. Rural Franklin households outside town are well-primary — iron + manganese common.
See Franklinton's water →Henderson
15KVance County
Kerr Lake Regional Water System
Kerr Lake source — EWG flags elevated TTHMs, chromium-6, and nitrate vs. Triangle averages.
See Henderson's water →Oxford
9KGranville County
City of Oxford Water Department (Lake Devin)
Lake Devin reservoir, free chlorine. Small system with a thinner treatment buffer than larger utilities.
See Oxford's water →Creedmoor
5KGranville County
City of Creedmoor
Small Granville County municipal supply. Mixed municipal customers + significant rural well households.
See Creedmoor's water →Mebane
18KAlamance County
Mebane Public Works (Graham-Mebane Lake)
Graham-Mebane Lake on the Haw watershed — real upstream PFAS exposure, similar profile to Burlington.
See Mebane's water →Graham
17KAlamance County
City of Graham Water Resources
Operates the Graham-Mebane Lake regional plant. Haw watershed PFAS in the raw source.
See Graham's water →Burlington
60KAlamance County
City of Burlington Water Resources
Lake Mackintosh + Stoney Creek sources — lower PFAS than Pittsboro but real disinfection-byproduct risk.
See Burlington's water →Sanford
31KLee County
City of Sanford Public Works
Cape Fear River downstream of Pittsboro — inherits the full PFAS load. RO drinking water strongly recommended.
See Sanford's water →Cameron
<1KMoore County
Cameron Water Department + private wells
Tiny Moore County town — well-primary household mix on Sandhills geology. Acid pH + iron common.
See Cameron's water →Angier
5KHarnett County
Town of Angier (Harnett County supply)
Harnett County customer — same Cape Fear River supply as Holly Springs, chloramine, ~2.7 GPG.
See Angier's water →Triangle Water Context
What's different about our water
The big Triangle utilities — City of Raleigh, OWASA (Chapel Hill), Cary/Apex plant, and Durham — all source from surface water (Falls Lake, Jordan Lake, Cane Creek + University Lake, Lake Michie). Hardness is naturally soft to slightly hard (1.3–2.0 GPG) — well below the national average.
The bigger concerns are PFAS contamination in the Cape Fear basin (most pronounced for OWASA customers), 1,4-dioxane in Jordan Lake from upstream Haw River wastewater, and disinfection byproducts measurable but within EPA limits.
Rural areas around Apex, Holly Springs, Pittsboro, and outside the urban core have moderate well-water prevalence — those wells often show iron, manganese, and acid pH issues common in NC piedmont groundwater. We treat both city and well water.
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