Huddersfield tap water: frequently asked questions
Is Huddersfield tap water safe to drink?
Yes, Huddersfield tap water is generally safe to drink. Across 15 areas tested, the average water quality score is 9.5/10. Yorkshire Water serves Huddersfield from Pennine reservoirs including Digley, Butterley, and Wessenden.
Can you drink tap water in Huddersfield?
Yes, you can drink tap water in Huddersfield. It is regulated to UK drinking water standards, and across 15 tested areas the average water quality score is 9.5/10. Enter your postcode for the readings in your exact area.
What is the water quality in Huddersfield?
No contaminants were flagged above recommended levels across Huddersfield. All tested areas passed on the parameters measured.
Is Huddersfield water hard or soft?
Water in Huddersfield has an average hardness of 68 mg/L CaCO₃, which is classified as moderately soft. It ranges from 38 mg/L in HD5 to 120 mg/L in WF12. This is a moderate hardness level.
Which areas of Huddersfield have the best water?
The areas with the best water quality in Huddersfield are HD1 (9.6/10), HD3 (9.6/10), HD5 (9.6/10).
Who supplies water in Huddersfield?
Water in Huddersfield is supplied by Yorkshire Water. Yorkshire Water serves Huddersfield from Pennine reservoirs including Digley, Butterley, and Wessenden.
Are there PFAS in Huddersfield water?
No PFAS (forever chemicals) have been detected in any of the 15 areas tested in Huddersfield.