Montgomery County

In This Article Why Your Drinking Water Choice Matters in Skippack How Reverse Osmosis Works How Ultrafiltration Works Key Differences Between RO and UF [...]

If you live in Collegeville and you've noticed chalky buildup on your faucets, soap that won't lather the way it should, or laundry that [...]

Schwenksville sits along the Perkiomen Creek in a part of Montgomery County where private wells are still very common. The borough and the surrounding [...]

Royersford sits in one of those pockets of Montgomery County where a lot of homes still rely on private wells — particularly in the [...]

Ardmore runs on public water supplied through the Aqua Pennsylvania system, not private wells. But public water doesn't mean perfectly pure water — and [...]

Pottstown is served by the Pottstown Borough Authority, which draws primarily from the Schuylkill River and treats it to meet state and federal standards. That's [...]

Royersford's public water comes from a blended supply operated by Pennsylvania American Water. The system relies primarily on the Schuylkill River, with additional groundwater from [...]

Pottstown Water Basics Pottstown's municipal drinking water comes primarily from the Schuylkill River, which is treated at the Borough's water filtration plant before distribution [...]

If you live in Montgomery County, your water likely meets federal standards. That does not mean it has been fully evaluated. In the past [...]

If your home in Gilbertsville is connected to public (municipal) water, you probably assume everything is “handled.” In reality, many homeowners still have questions [...]