Pure Aqua Columbus

Water Softeners & Filtration Across Perry County, Ohio

Perry County, Ohio

Water Softeners & Filtration Across Perry County, Ohio

Perry County's coal-country geology produces well water with extreme hardness and elevated iron — regularly testing 15–20 gpg in rural areas. Pure Aqua Columbus serves every Perry County community with the right water treatment solution.

36,000+
Population
13–20 gpg
Water Hardness
12+
Communities Served
14,000+
Homes Served

Perry County Water Quality

Perry County, Ohio is a rural county in the foothills of the Appalachian Plateau, historically known for coal mining. The county's geology — a mix of sandstone, shale, and coal seams — produces groundwater with high mineral content and, in some areas, elevated iron and manganese from old mining activity. New Lexington city water runs 13–16 gpg (very hard), while rural Perry County well water frequently tests 15–20 gpg. Iron staining is a widespread complaint throughout the county, and sulfur odor is common in well water. A significant portion of Perry County residents rely on private wells, making professional water testing and treatment essential.

13–20 gpg
Very Hard to Extreme

New Lexington city water runs 13–16 gpg. Rural Perry County well water frequently tests 15–20 gpg — extreme hardness that causes rapid scale buildup on appliances and plumbing.

Iron
Mining Geology Impact

Perry County's coal-country geology contributes to elevated iron in well water. Iron causes orange staining on fixtures, laundry, and appliances throughout the county.

Sulfur
Rotten Egg Odor

Hydrogen sulfide is common in Perry County well water, producing a rotten egg smell that makes water unpleasant for all household uses.

Private Wells
Rural Majority

The majority of Perry County residents outside New Lexington and Somerset rely on private wells. Comprehensive water testing is essential before selecting a treatment system.

Communities We Serve in Perry County

1 city · 7 villages · 4 townships · and more throughout the county

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New Lexington
City
13–16 hardnessCity water
Somerset
Village
13–16 hardnessCity water
Thornville
Village
13–17 hardnessMixed sources
Junction City
Village
14–18 hardnessMixed sources
Shawnee

Former coal mining community

Village
14–18 hardnessMixed sources
Corning
Village
14–18 hardnessWell water
Glenford
Village
14–18 hardnessWell water
Rendville
Village
15–20 hardnessWell water
Thorn Township
Township
13–17 hardnessMixed sources
Monroe Township
Township
14–18 hardnessWell water
Reading Township
Township
15–20 hardnessWell water
Pike Township
Township
15–20 hardnessWell water

Well Water in Perry County

A significant portion of Perry County relies on private well water. Well water in this region typically has higher hardness, iron, and sometimes sulfur than city water — and requires a comprehensive water test before recommending a treatment system.

CorningGlenfordRendvilleMonroe TownshipReading TownshipPike TownshipRural New Lexington area
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Perry County Water Questions

Free Water Test for Perry County Homeowners

We'll come to your home, test your water on the spot, and show you exactly what's in it — no pressure, no obligation. Serving all Perry County communities.