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Water heaters in Lombard, Illinois

Data checked DuPage County Pop. 44,490 (Census 2024 est.)

Short answer

Lombard gets its water from Village of Lombard Public Works, measured at 142 mg/L (hard on the USGS scale), as reported by the city's water supplier. Hard water speeds up sediment buildup in a tank, so flushing and anode checks matter more here.

Lombard at a glance

Water utilityVillage of Lombard Public Works Source
Water hardness142 mg/L (hard on the USGS scale), as reported by the city's water supplier Source
Water heater permitYes: 'Water Heater Replacement' is a residential flat-rate permit. Plumbers register with the Village by providing State of Illinois Department of Public Health registration Source
Gas utilityNicor Gas Source
Electric utilityComEd Source
Utility rebatesComEd Appliance Rebates: ENERGY STAR heat pump water heater: $750 rebate (online/mail-in). Rules: purchased 7/1/2026-12/31/2026 directly through a retailer (purchases made through contractors not eligible); apply within 60 days of purchase or by 2/28/2027; installed at a ComEd residential service address Source

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