Where we work
124 cities across Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts
All of Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts — 124 towns across 12 counties, from the South Shore down to the Cape. A dozen different authorities supply this area and they do not all treat water the same way, so the first thing we tell you is which one you are actually on.
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Rhode Island & SE Mass
Where we work
We cover all of Rhode Island
124 towns across 12 counties — the Rhode Island towns and the communities around them. Four different utilities supply this area, so the first thing we tell you is which one you are on.
- cities served
- 124cities served
- counties
- 12counties
- water utilities
- 4water utilities
Not sure if you’re in range? Call (401) 372-8075 and we’ll tell you straight away.
County
Providence County, RI
Providence, Cranston, Pawtucket, Woonsocket and the towns around them. Most of this is Providence Water off the protected Scituate Reservoir, and it arrives soft — so the work that changes your water here is filtration and reverse osmosis at the tap you actually drink from.
Providence County water treatment
Central Falls, RI
Pawtucket Water Supply Board
Cranston, RI
Providence Water
Cumberland, RI
Cumberland Water Department
East Providence, RI
East Providence Water Department
Johnston, RI
Providence Water
Lincoln, RI
Lincoln Water Commission
North Providence, RI
Providence Water
Pawtucket, RI
Pawtucket Water Supply Board
Providence, RI
Providence Water
Smithfield, RI
Providence Water
Woonsocket, RI
Woonsocket Water Division
Burrillville, RI
Village water in Pascoag and Harrisville, private wells elsewhere
Foster, RI
Private wells
Glocester, RI
Village water in Chepachet, private wells elsewhere
North Smithfield, RI
Woonsocket water in the villages, private wells elsewhere
Scituate, RI
Private wells
County
Kent County, RI
Warwick, West Warwick, Coventry and East Greenwich on the Kent County Water Authority. Coventry runs a long way west, and the further out you go the more likely you are on your own well.
Kent County water treatment
County
Washington County, RI
South County runs on groundwater rather than reservoir water — North Kingstown, South Kingstown, Narragansett and Westerly all draw from wells. Groundwater picks up whatever rock it sits in, so hardness and iron are genuinely in play here.
South County water treatment
Narragansett, RI
Narragansett Water Division
North Kingstown, RI
North Kingstown Water Department
South Kingstown, RI
South Kingstown Water Division / Kingston Water District
Westerly, RI
Westerly Water Department
Charlestown, RI
Private wells
Exeter, RI
Private wells
Hopkinton, RI
Village water in Hope Valley and Ashaway, private wells elsewhere
New Shoreham (Block Island), RI
Block Island Water Company
Richmond, RI
Private wells
County
Newport County, RI
Newport, Middletown, Portsmouth and Tiverton. Aquidneck Island is supplied from Newport's own reservoirs rather than the Scituate system — different water, and worth testing rather than assuming.
Newport County water treatment
County
Bristol County, RI
Barrington, Bristol and Warren on the Bristol County Water Authority. The smallest county in the smallest state, and twenty minutes from almost anywhere we work.
Bristol County water treatment
County
Bristol County, MA
Fall River, New Bedford, Taunton, Attleboro and the towns between them. Each city here runs its own supply, so two towns ten minutes apart genuinely can be on different water.
Bristol County (MA) water treatment
Acushnet, MA
Municipal supply
Attleboro, MA
Municipal supply
Dartmouth, MA
Municipal supply
Easton, MA
Municipal supply
Fairhaven, MA
Municipal supply
Fall River, MA
Municipal supply
Mansfield, MA
Municipal supply
New Bedford, MA
Municipal supply
North Attleborough, MA
Municipal supply
Norton, MA
Municipal supply
Raynham, MA
Municipal supply
Seekonk, MA
Municipal supply
Somerset, MA
Municipal supply
Swansea, MA
Municipal supply
Taunton, MA
Municipal supply
County
Norfolk County, MA
The South Shore and the towns south of Boston. Several are on MWRA water — Quabbin and Wachusett, and soft when it arrives — while others run their own supply entirely.
Norfolk County water treatment
Bellingham, MA
Municipal supply
Braintree, MA
Municipal supply
Brookline, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Canton, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Cohasset, MA
Municipal supply
Dedham, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Foxborough, MA
Municipal supply
Franklin, MA
Municipal supply
Holbrook, MA
Municipal supply
Medfield, MA
Municipal supply
Medway, MA
Municipal supply
Millis, MA
Municipal supply
Milton, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Needham, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Norwood, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Plainville, MA
Municipal supply
Quincy, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Randolph, MA
Municipal supply
Sharon, MA
Municipal supply
Stoughton, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Walpole, MA
Municipal supply
Wellesley, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Westwood, MA
Municipal supply
Weymouth, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Wrentham, MA
Municipal supply
County
Plymouth County, MA
Brockton, Plymouth, Marshfield and the South Shore towns. Much of this county is on municipal groundwater rather than surface water, which changes what is worth installing.
Plymouth County water treatment
Abington, MA
Municipal wells
Bridgewater, MA
Municipal wells
Brockton, MA
Municipal wells
Duxbury, MA
Municipal wells
East Bridgewater, MA
Municipal wells
Halifax, MA
Municipal wells
Hanover, MA
Municipal wells
Hanson, MA
Municipal wells
Hingham, MA
Municipal wells
Hull, MA
Municipal wells
Kingston, MA
Municipal wells
Marion, MA
Municipal wells
Marshfield, MA
Municipal wells
Mattapoisett, MA
Municipal wells
Middleborough, MA
Municipal wells
Pembroke, MA
Municipal wells
Plymouth, MA
Municipal wells
Rockland, MA
Municipal wells
Scituate, MA
Municipal wells
Wareham, MA
Municipal wells
West Bridgewater, MA
Municipal wells
Whitman, MA
Municipal wells
County
Suffolk County, MA
Boston, on MWRA water from the Quabbin and Wachusett reservoirs. Soft when it leaves the plant — the question in a city this old is what it travels through on the way to your tap.
Boston water treatment
County
Worcester County, MA
Worcester and the towns along the Blackstone valley. A mix of city reservoirs, MWRA supply and town wells — one of the more varied corners of our area.
Worcester County water treatment
Auburn, MA
Municipal supply
Grafton, MA
Municipal supply
Milford, MA
Municipal supply
Millbury, MA
Municipal supply
Northborough, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Northbridge, MA
Municipal supply
Shrewsbury, MA
Municipal supply
Southborough, MA
Massachusetts Water Resources Authority
Webster, MA
Municipal supply
Westborough, MA
Municipal supply
Worcester, MA
Municipal supply
County
Middlesex County, MA
Framingham, Natick, Newton and the MetroWest towns. Largely MWRA supply, which arrives soft.
Middlesex County water treatment
County
Barnstable County, MA
Cape Cod runs entirely on the sole-source aquifer beneath it — every town here pumps its own groundwater. That is a completely different supply from a mainland reservoir, and it is the part of our area where testing at your own tap matters most.
Cape Cod water treatment
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