Water services
in Las Vegas

Yes. The Las Vegas Valley Water District reports that tap water meets or exceeds all state and federal drinking-water standards. Regular testing ensures water safety.

Las Vegas tap water is naturally hard, containing higher levels of calcium and magnesium. Small amounts of naturally occurring arsenic or fluoride can also appear, but levels are monitored and treated to stay within safe limits. Businesses concerned about water quality can consider Culligan Quench solutions like the Q14 point-of-use system or the Twist flavored water dispenser, which feature five stages of filtration plus UV-C sanitization.

A distinct taste or odor is often due to naturally occurring minerals or treatment processes. While generally safe, it can affect flavor. Culligan Quench bottleless water coolers or ice-and-water dispensers with built-in filtration and sanitization can help reduce these impurities.

Yes. Las Vegas tap water is moderately hard, meaning it contains minerals like calcium and magnesium, which can cause limescale buildup in appliances and plumbing. Culligan Quench point-of-use water systems with reverse osmosis and carbon filtration reduce excess minerals while retaining healthy levels.