From our home base in Waitsfield, Clear Water Filtration provides water treatment services throughout the Green Mountain State. After 45 years, we've tested thousands of wells across Vermont and understand the regional variations that affect water quality.
Schedule a Free Water Test Request ServiceVermont's Water Treatment Experts
Each Vermont community has its own water quality characteristics shaped by local geology, water sources, and infrastructure. After four decades of testing thousands of wells, Clear Water Filtration knows the regional variations that determine which treatment works best - whether you're in the Champlain Valley, the Green Mountains, the Northeast Kingdom, or the Connecticut River Valley.
We provide residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal water treatment across the state - testing, system design and installation, maintenance, and emergency repair 7 days a week. Our fleet of fully equipped service vehicles lets us respond quickly, no matter where you are in Vermont.
Schedule a Free Water Test 802-496-5544County-by-County Coverage
Learn about the specific water quality characteristics and services available in your county.
Vermont's most populous county. Water sources range from Lake Champlain municipal supplies to private wells in bedrock and sand/gravel aquifers; common concerns include hardness, iron, and PFAS in certain areas.
Home to the state capital. Central Vermont's metamorphic bedrock can contribute arsenic and uranium to groundwater, and iron and manganese are common well water concerns.
Including Middlebury, Bristol, and Vergennes. The county's agricultural character means wells can see nitrate runoff on top of the hard water and iron common throughout the Champlain Valley.
Home to Stowe and the surrounding mountain communities, where many homes rely on private bedrock wells. Iron, manganese, and hardness are frequently encountered.
Including St. Albans and northwestern Vermont, where the mix of agricultural and residential areas means water quality varies well to well. Hardness, bacteria, and nitrates are the most common concerns.
The Lake Champlain islands: Grand Isle, Isle La Motte, North Hero, and South Hero. Many properties depend on wells drilled through varied geological formations beneath the lake-influenced landscape.
South-central Vermont's marble and slate geology contributes to hard water, older homes may face lead concerns from legacy plumbing, and agricultural areas can see elevated nitrates.
Vermont's southwestern corner has seen PFAS contamination concerns on top of the iron, manganese, and hardness common in bedrock wells. Our team has extensive PFAS testing and treatment experience.
Including White River Junction, Hartford, and the Upper Valley along the Connecticut River. Arsenic, uranium, iron, and manganese are among the contaminants we regularly identify here.
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No matter where you are in Vermont, Clear Water Filtration's licensed plumbers and certified water treatment professionals are ready to help. Start with a complimentary water quality assessment - we'll test your water, explain the results, and recommend treatment tailored to your conditions.
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