Where we work
31 towns across the Wichita metro
Out of Wichita, across 6 counties. The interesting part is that these towns are not all drinking the same water. Wichita blends a reservoir with an aquifer. Several of the surrounding towns run their own supply entirely. And plenty of the properties out past the mains are on a private well, where the water is nobody’s question but the owner’s. Here is everywhere we go.
We serve
The Wichita metro
Where we work
We cover the Wichita metro and the towns around it
31 towns across 6 counties — Newton and Hesston at the north end, Winfield and Arkansas City at the south, Hutchinson out west, El Dorado and Augusta out east, and all of the Wichita metro in between.
- towns served
- 31towns served
- counties
- 6counties
- water assessment
- Freewater assessment
Counties we serve
Not sure if you’re in range? Call (316) 710-5909 and we’ll tell you right now.
County
Sedgwick County, KS
Wichita and the ring of towns around it. The city blends Cheney Reservoir surface water with Equus Beds groundwater and its Aquifer Storage and Recovery project, so what reaches a tap here is a mix rather than one source.
Sedgwick water treatmentCounty
Butler County, KS
Andover, Augusta and El Dorado on the east side. Separate systems from Wichita's, and plenty of acreage out here on a private well.
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Harvey County, KS
Newton, Halstead and Sedgwick to the north. Their own supplies, drawn from the same Equus Beds the city draws from.
Harvey water treatmentCounty
Cowley County, KS
Winfield and Udall to the south east. Different county, different water, and worth checking rather than assuming.
Cowley water treatmentCounty
Sumner County, KS
Wellington and the southern edge of the run. Own supply, and a long way from Wichita's treatment.
Sumner water treatmentCounty
Reno County, KS
Hutchinson, the far north west end. Its own system entirely and the longest drive we make.
Reno water treatmentFree water assessment
Find out what's actually in your water
Call me and I will go through the published data for the supply that actually serves your street, then tell you what, if anything, you need. Free, and there's no system that fits every house.
- Free water assessment, no test kit theater
- One all-in number, taxes included
- You deal with the owner