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What's in
Cleburne
tap water.
Two distinct utilities serve Cleburne and Johnson County — City of Cleburne (PWS TX1260003) and Johnson County SUD (PWS TX1260018) — with different sources, disinfection, and chemistry. This guide traces both, and maps them to treatment options.
Four solutions,
two water profiles.
Utility data tells you what the system delivers on average. An on-site test tells you what's at your tap — your pipes, your distance from treatment, your seasonal source blend.
See all water quality services →An on-site test confirms actual hardness in gpg, documents disinfectant residual type, and establishes pH and TDS baselines — plus naturally occurring compound reference levels for JCSUD addresses. Included on every filtration, softener, or RO visit.
City of Cleburne uses chloramine year-round; standard GAC cannot break the chlorine-ammonia bond. As an authorized Charger Water Products installer, Circle T fits catalytic carbon whole-home filtration matched to chloramine water.
Both City of Cleburne and JCSUD water carry Trinity Aquifer hardness. Correct sizing requires an on-site grain demand calculation — a softener sized for 8 gpg will not regenerate efficiently if your water is actually 12 gpg.
For City of Cleburne addresses, RO reduces the elevated DBP profile at the drinking tap. For JCSUD addresses, RO is the only consumer technology that reliably reduces both arsenic and radium — carbon and softeners address neither.
Real customers.
Real Johnson County homes.
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Cleburne water,
plainly answered.
Which utility serves my Cleburne-area home? +
Does Cleburne water use chlorine or chloramine? +
How hard is Cleburne tap water? +
Should JCSUD homeowners worry about arsenic or radium? +
A Johnson County plumber
that reads your water.
Circle T Plumbing pairs licensed plumbing with in-house water quality services across Cleburne and Johnson County. Owner and Responsible Master Plumber Patrick McKinnis built this company on a belief that North Texas homeowners deserve clear, honest information about their water — not a fear-based sales pitch, and not generic content that ignores the two distinct utilities serving this area.
Your address decides
your water chemistry.
The city/rural utility split is something most water quality content ignores — and it changes the right treatment recommendation entirely.
City of Cleburne Water Utilities. Source: Lake Pat Cleburne + Lake Aquilla + Trinity Aquifer wells. Chloramine year-round with an annual free-chlorine conversion. Catalytic carbon required.
Johnson County SUD. Source: 70% purchased surface water (Lake Granbury + City of Mansfield) + 30% Trinity Aquifer wells. Free-chlorine disinfection across ~324 square miles.
The utility name is listed on your water bill. Or call City of Cleburne Public Works at 817-645-0946 or JCSUD at 817-760-5200. Boundary addresses may fall on either system.
Know what's
in your water.
We test your City of Cleburne or JCSUD water, explain what we find in plain English, and present honest options. You approve any costs before we begin.
If treatment doesn't make sense for your situation, we'll say that too. That's the Circle T Trust Guarantee.