Perth Water Quality · Mt. Eliza
Water quality in Mt. Eliza
Your local water hardness and the full breakdown of 16 parameters, sourced from Water Corporation's 2024–25 report.
Updated with Water Corporation 2024-25 data.
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Covers: Crawley, Kings Park, Mount Eliza, Mt Eliza, West Perth
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Mt. Eliza supply zone
Soft water
57mg/L total hardness (range 42–70)
Water in Mt. Eliza is naturally soft. You likely don’t need softening — scale build-up should be minimal. A sediment and carbon filter still improves taste and reduces chlorine.
Other figures worth knowing
Chlorine by-products (THMs)0.06mg/L
pH7.95
Dissolved solids349mg/L
Sodium89mg/L
Perth's water is disinfected with free chlorine at roughly 0.4–1.0 mg/L network-wide. The figure above is trihalomethanes (THMs) — by-products of chlorination that a catalytic carbon filter reduces. In Mt. Eliza they run at about 24% of the safety guideline.
What this means for your home
Water in Mt. Eliza is naturally soft. You likely don’t need softening — scale build-up should be minimal. A sediment and carbon filter still improves taste and reduces chlorine.
✓Our honest take: You probably don’t need a softener. A 3-stage filter still helps with chlorine taste and sediment.
Full water quality breakdown — Mt. Eliza
Scale & hardness
Total hardness5742–70 mg/L as CaCO3
Total dissolved solids349172–521 mg/L
Alkalinity5532–75 mg/L as CaCO3
Silica4.82.1–6.7 mg/L
General chemistry
pH7.957.72–8.09 pH units
Sodium8937–140 mg/L
Chloride15070–230 mg/L
Sulphate126–19 mg/L
Aesthetic (taste, colour, staining)
Iron0.0460.03–0.07 mg/L
Manganese0.0070.003–0.014 mg/L
Aluminium0.0090.008–0.014 mg/L
True colour11–1 HU
Turbidity0.20.2–0.3 NTU
Health-related
Fluoride0.810.7–0.9 mg/L
Trihalomethanes (THMs)0.060.037–0.093 mg/L
About this supply area: Water Corporation reports quality by supply locality rather than individual suburb, so the suburbs listed at the top of this page all share the Mt. Eliza figures. Your exact property may vary slightly. Water Corporation doesn’t publish supply boundaries street-by-street, so matching suburbs to localities involves some interpretation — homes near a boundary may actually be served by a neighbouring locality, and figures there can differ slightly.
Source: Water Corporation Drinking Water Quality Annual Report 2024–25, Perth Region (aesthetic & health tables). Figures are locality means with min–max range. Verified July 2026. Mt. Eliza met all health-related safety requirements in 2024–25. See all Perth suburbs →