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Welcome 

Loveland Water and Power continuously strives to ensure safe, clean drinking water for our customers.

On this page you can troubleshoot issues with your water quality or connect to more pages to learn more about our water system and treatment practices:

Troubleshooting water quality

Troubleshooting water quality

Have a question about your water?

Use our troubleshooting tool to diagnose and get the support you need. Or, browse our water quality FAQs:

  • Water Quality

    • What if my water is dirty or discolored?

    • Do I need water filtration system?

    • Do I need a water softener?

    • Can I get my water tested?

    • What if my water has a chlorine smell and/or taste?

    • What if my water is white, fizzy or bubbly?

    • Smelly dishwasher/garbage disposal/washing machine?

    • Pink or black slime on fixtures/sink/shower/toilet/pet dishes?

    • What if my water has a musty or earthy taste and/or odor?

    • Is algae in my drinking water?

    • What is Loveland Water and Power doing about algae?

    • Is it safe to drink/bath/cook etc. in discolored water?

    • Does Loveland water contain fluoride?

    • Has the City of Loveland tested for Perfluorinated Compounds (PFAS)?

    • How do I know if I have a lead service line and why is it important?

    • Is there lithium in Loveland’s water?

Explore Water Quality

Learn more about our water system

Use the links below to read more and find reports* about our drinking water, source water and wastewater systems.

 *Water Quality Reports

Water quality testing occurs frequently, at regular intervals, and results are made public on our webpages for all Loveland Water and Power customers.

Types of water quality reports:

Drinking water quality reports, which review water quality, service quality and contaminant levels

Source water reports, which report on the quality of the source water entering our water system from the Colorado-Big Thompson Project (CBT)

Hydrant Flushing

Every year starting in April Loveland Water and Power will systematically flush hydrants across Loveland. This large-scale maintenance project helps keep the interior of pipes clean and hydrants working properly, while also helping to ensure our water maintains its excellent quality. 

You can read more about hydrant flushing and when it may impact your neighborhood here.