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What's in
Fort Worth
tap water.
Fort Worth municipal water (PWS TX2200012) is supplied from seven surface reservoirs and treated with chloramine disinfection. This guide traces the chemistry to the CCR — and maps it to treatment options.
Four solutions,
one chemistry profile.
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 →Standard GAC filters do not break the chloramine bond. Circle T specifies catalytic carbon whole-home filtration matched to Fort Worth's chloramine disinfection profile — not a generic catalog pick.
At 6–10 gpg, softener sizing requires an on-site grain demand calculation — not a generic estimate. Charger Water Products authorized installer.
Under-sink RO addresses chloramine, DBPs, and PFAS at the drinking water tap. Fort Worth TTHM 13.9 ppb is compliant; RO reduces it further for homeowners who want maximum protection.
Real customers.
Real Fort Worth homes.
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Fort Worth water,
plainly answered.
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A Fort Worth plumber
that reads your water.
Circle T Plumbing pairs licensed plumbing with in-house water quality services across Fort Worth and Cleburne. Owner and Responsible Master Plumber Patrick McKinnis built this company on a belief that North Texas homeowners deserve clear, honest information about their water.
Your neighborhood,
your water chemistry.
Fort Worth's seven-reservoir system means water chemistry varies by source blend. Southwest Fort Worth and surrounding communities are Circle T's core service area.
Core Circle T service area. 1960s–1990s homes; some pre-1986 copper with lead solder. On-site test confirms actual lead reading.
Benbrook Lake is one of Fort Worth's 7 named source reservoirs. Residents draw treated water that starts in their own backyard watershed.
Hardness ranges 6–10 gpg seasonally as reservoir blend shifts. Annual testing captures your tap — not a 3-year-old utility average.
Know what's
in your water.
We test it, 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.