Boulder's water supply is something most business owners take for granted — until the day a scale-clogged boiler shuts down operations, a café owner notices mineral residue clouding coffee, or an office manager fields complaints about the taste of the drinking water. We work with commercial clients across the...
Boulder's water comes from a pristine Rocky Mountain watershed — snowmelt flowing through Barker Reservoir and the North Boulder Creek drainage before reaching the city's treatment plant. It's some of the best municipal source water in Colorado. But even excellent source water picks up minerals, sediment, chlorine byproducts, and...
Boulder sits at the base of the Flatirons, drawing its municipal water supply from the Boulder Reservoir and the Colorado-Big Thompson Project — a blend of mountain snowmelt and surface water that, while exceptionally clean, still carries measurable mineral hardness. For commercial operations, that hardness compounds quietly and relentlessly....
Boulder residents enjoy one of the most scenic cities in Colorado, nestled against the Flatirons with access to mountain snowmelt-fed water supplies. The city draws from Boulder Reservoir, Barker Reservoir, and the Colorado-Big Thompson project — sources that deliver relatively clean water by national standards. Yet even the best...
Water is an essential resource for our daily lives, from staying hydrated to cooking our meals. We rely on it for our well-being, but have you ever wondered about the quality of the water you're consuming? In Boulder County, there are some unsettling findings regarding water contaminants that have...
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