What a good question to ask! If a large customer contacts us (concerning their limescale problem) not knowing whether Aquabion is the best solution. We will install our system into the site with the biggest limescale problem, so that we can prove to them that we can solve even the hardest to solve sites.
So how hard is your water?
Unfortunately, the annoying answer is that it depends on the time of year. In order to cope with water shortages, individual water sources are connected up. This enables the water suppliers to move water around, to a certain extent. Due to the high costs involved, it is only done when needed and is unlikely to ever develop into a national grid.
One thing that upsets some people is that you have no right to soft or hard water. So if you are enjoying naturally soft water today, it might be hard tomorrow.
The quickest way to find out how hard your water is, is to click on the relevant link below. The page will normally ask for your post code.
Water only companies
Bournemouth and West Hampshire
Bristol Water
Cambridge Water
Cholderton and District Water
Dee Valley Water
Essex and Suffolk Water
Hartlepool Water (Anglian water)
Portsmouth Water
South East Water (mid Kent)
South Staffordshire Water
Sutton and East Surrey Water
Veolia Water
Water and Sewerage Companies
Anglian Water
Dwr Cymru (welsh Water)
Northumbrian water
Scottish Water
Severn Trent
South West Water
Southern Water
Thames Water
United Utilities
Wessex Water
Yorkshire Water