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Water quality information
for Cranbrook.

Use the official utility and municipal sources below to investigate the water serving Cranbrook. Confirm your supplier, request the latest drinking-water analysis and connect it with testing at your home.

From the public supply to your tap

Make the information
useful for your home.

Bring the report for your actual supplier and tell us what you notice: scale, staining, taste, odour or a concern with existing equipment. We connect the available information with an assessment at your property.

  • Confirm the sourceCheck the supplier on your utility account or identify the private well. Nearby properties can use different water systems.
  • Ask for the right recordsLook for the latest drinking-water analysis and the sample location. A treatment-plant result and a distribution-system result describe different points.
  • Plan around your householdWater chemistry, daily demand, flow, plumbing and service access shape the equipment recommendation.

A LiveSmart recommendation for every home

Better drinking water starts with HydroPure RO.

LiveSmart recommends a HydroPure reverse-osmosis drinking-water system in every home for cleaner, better-tasting water used for drinking, coffee, cooking and ice. Municipal treatment protects the public supply; point-of-use RO provides an additional treatment step at the kitchen tap. Reduction claims depend on the verified system configuration, certification and proper maintenance.

HydroPure RO

Recommended for every home. Final configuration is selected for the household and verified against the water at the tap.

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Whole-home treatment

When testing confirms hardness, disinfectant taste or odour, iron, manganese, sediment or microbiological concerns, LiveSmart can add the appropriate SoftFlow, CarbonShield, IronShield or UV Guard treatment.

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Built for the home

Community results are a starting point. Household demand, flow, available space and plumbing are checked before equipment is sized and built.

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Friends for Life

Personal care, through the years.

Your LiveSmart journey continues with commissioning details, My Water Passport, equipment and water-history records, practical support and agreed customer-care follow-up. We help you plan filter changes and service as your home’s needs change.

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Water results · sources reviewed September 25, 2026

Water-quality numbers and their sources.

Cranbrook published annual water-quality summary

January–December 2022

Historical parameter summaries from the City’s 2022 annual report. Sample counts differ by parameter and the summary does not identify an address. The separate Well #3 Fire Hall appendix has different results and has not been combined with these figures.

Cranbrook published annual water-quality summary · January–December 2022
ParameterReported resultUnitContext
Hardness6.3 GPGgrains per US gallonConverted from 108.5 mg/L as CaCO₃. Reported 2022 summary average; not a current test. Four results, range 92–122 mg/L as CaCO₃.
TDS119.335mg/LReported 2022 summary average; not a current test. Published average retained; the report’s unusually low minimum of 0.115 mg/L needs utility clarification.
pH7.55pH unitsReported 2022 summary average; not a current test.
Iron0.062mg/LReported 2022 summary average; not a current test.
Manganese0.020189mg/LReported 2022 summary average; not a current test. Mean of 53 numerical detections out of 54 samples; one non-detect excluded by the source.
Sodium2.55mg/LReported 2022 summary average; not a current test.
Sulphate3.96mg/LReported 2022 summary average; not a current test. One sample.
Nitrate0.02054mg/L as NReported 2022 summary average; not a current test. Mean of 44 numerical detections out of 54 samples; ten non-detects excluded by the source.
Turbidity0.806NTUReported 2022 summary average; not a current test.

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Results apply to the named supply, date and sample location. A “<” result is below the stated laboratory reporting limit, not zero. Hardness conversions use 1 US GPG = 17.118 mg/L as CaCO₃. Parameters without a reported result remain unverified; a missing value is not a zero reading. Source-water results describe water before treatment. Confirm the water at your home before treatment is selected or programmed.

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