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Herblay-sur-Seine (Val-d'Oise) · Tap water quality

Tap water in Herblay-sur-Seine : moderately hard water

Hardness, nitrates, pH, sanitary compliance: the real tap water quality in Herblay-sur-Seine (moderately hard water), with official Hub'Eau data updated monthly.

✓ Compliant with sanitary standards
Herblay-sur-Seine0.0/10Average quality

Cities / Val-d'Oise / Herblay-sur-Seine

What this means in practice

Water in Herblay-sur-Seine measures 18.7°f — moderately hard. This is the typical profile for many French municipalities: some visible scale, regular maintenance but no essential water treatment. A softener isn't justified at this level unless scale deposits become particularly bothersome or plumbing dates from before 1990. Official sanitary tests declare it compliant with current standards across all monitored parameters.

Your water vs the national average

0/10
Average quality-0.7 vs France
Herblay-sur-SeineFrance avg. 5.72/10

Full water analysis for Herblay-sur-Seine

Results from the latest official sanitary samples (Hub’Eau, French Ministry of Health). Click a card to understand what each parameter measures.

Sanitary complianceCompliantNo anomalyDetail

Sanitary compliance summarises adherence to French regulatory limits across all analysed parameters (bacteriology, chemistry, radioactivity). Compliant water can be consumed directly from the tap without additional treatment.

Limescale (TH)18.7°fmoderately hardDetail

The TH (titre hydrotimétrique) measures calcium and magnesium concentration, expressed in French degrees (°f). The higher it is, the harder the water and the faster limescale deposits on surfaces and in appliances.

Nitrates17.1mg/LLow levelDetail

Nitrates come mainly from agriculture and waste water. The French regulatory limit is 50 mg/L; below 25 mg/L, the level is considered low.

pH7.9Within rangeDetail

pH measures water acidity. Regulations require a value between 6.5 and 9: outside this range, water may encourage pipe corrosion or affect taste.

Free chlorine0.32mg/LPerceptible tasteDetail

Free chlorine is added to disinfect water and prevent bacterial growth in the distribution network. High levels can produce a perceptible taste or odour, without health risk at authorised levels.

Turbidity0NFUExcellent clarityDetail

Turbidity measures water clarity, in NTU (nephelometric turbidity units). A low value indicates clear water with few suspended particles.

Conductivity444µS/cmMineralisationDetail

Conductivity reflects overall water mineralisation, in µS/cm. It has no strict sanitary threshold but indicates the dissolved mineral salt content.

Impact on my home

People in household:

Maintenance budget: ~£52/year

For 2 persons, water at 18.7°f deposits around 0.9 kg of limescale per year in your appliances. Estimated cost in descalers, salt and filters.

Calcium: ~30 mg per litre

Your water provides 30 mg of calcium/L, which is 3% of the recommended daily intake.

Filter jug: cartridge every 6 months

At 18.7°f, replace the cartridge every 6 months. An under-sink filter lasts 6 to 12 months.

Who supplies drinking water in Herblay-sur-Seine?

Drinking water in Herblay-sur-Seine, in the Val-d'Oise department is managed by franciliane de veolia, which handles production, treatment and distribution of tap water in the municipality. The last available official sanitary analysis for Herblay-sur-Seine dates from 12 March 2026.

  • Distributorfranciliane de veolia
  • Latest analysis12 March 2026
  • DepartmentVal-d'Oise

My neighbours’ water quality

Compare the water quality in Herblay-sur-Seine with any other city available on the site.

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Herblay-sur-Seine vs its department and France

How does Herblay-sur-Seine compare to the 71 cities in the Val-d'Oise department and the 4806 largest cities in France in our database, on key water quality indicators.

Quality index
5/10▼ below France average
Val-d'Oise4.89/10
France5.72/10
Limescale (TH)
18.7°f▼ better than France average
Val-d'Oise25.99°f
France22.07°f
Nitrates
17.1mg/L▲ above France average
Val-d'Oise22.2mg/L
France13.89mg/L
PFAS
N/Aµg/L
Val-d'Oise0.01µg/L
France0.01µg/L
pH
7.9
Val-d'Oise7.68
France7.61

Comparison based on 71 cities in Val-d'Oise department and the 4806 largest cities in France in our database.

Department ranking: Val-d'Oise

Top 10 cities in the Val-d'Oise department ranked by tap water quality in our database.

#1Pontoise7.7/10#2Ennery7.5/10#3Éragny-sur-Oise7.4/10#4Belloy-en-France7.3/10#5Butry-sur-Oise7.1/10#6Menucourt6.6/10#7Garges-lès-Gonesse6.5/10#8Montigny-lès-Cormeilles6.5/10#9Taverny6.4/10#10Pierrelaye6.4/10

Herblay-sur-Seine ranks 36th out of 71 cities in the department in our database.

Frequently asked questions about water in Herblay-sur-Seine

What is the tap water quality in Herblay-sur-Seine?

Tap water in Herblay-sur-Seine has a quality index of 5/10 (average quality) in our database, calculated on nitrates, PFAS, pH, free chlorine and turbidity. This is a comparative reading of Hub'Eau data, not an official rating.

What is the water hardness in Herblay-sur-Seine?

Tap water hardness in Herblay-sur-Seine is 18.7°f (French degrees), making it moderately hard water. The average is 26°f in the Val-d'Oise department and 22.1°f across our entire database.

Is the water hard/limescale in Herblay-sur-Seine?

Moderately. At 18.7°f, water in Herblay-sur-Seine is moderately hard: limescale traces appear over time on surfaces that aren't wiped down, but not a daily problem with regular maintenance.

Do I need a water softener in Herblay-sur-Seine?

Not necessarily. At 18.7°f, regular antiscale maintenance is often sufficient; a softener is worth considering mainly if deposits become bothersome daily.

Is tap water safe to drink in Herblay-sur-Seine?

Yes. In the last available official sanitary analysis (12 March 2026), water distributed in Herblay-sur-Seine was declared compliant, meaning it can be drunk directly from the tap. Official conclusion: "Eau d'alimentation conforme aux exigences de qualité en vigueur pour l'ensemble des paramètres mesurés." This is a point-in-time sample, not real-time monitoring.

What is the pH of tap water in Herblay-sur-Seine?

The pH measured in Herblay-sur-Seine is 7.9. Regulations require a value between 6.5 and 9: the water is within this range.

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Other cities in Val-d'Oise department

Compare tap water quality in other cities of the Val-d'Oise department, ranked by quality index.

Pontoise7.7/10Ennery7.5/10Éragny-sur-Oise7.4/10Belloy-en-France7.3/10Butry-sur-Oise7.1/10Menucourt6.6/10

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Methodology: the quality index compares each city against the 4806 other cities in our database on 5 parameters (nitrates, PFAS, pH, free chlorine, turbidity) and averages its relative position on each. This is not an official rating, only a simplified comparative reading of Hub’Eau data.

A filter reduces the chlorine taste at the tap

The free chlorine level here is higher than average: an activated carbon filter fits directly on the tap and removes chlorine without changing anything else about your installation. A selection tailored to the water situation in Herblay-sur-Seine.

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