At Noah, we believe in the universal right to lead-free drinking water. Access to safe drinking water is a fundamental human right, yet millions suffer from lead contamination daily. Noah's mission is to make lead-free, clean water accessible and affordable for every person on our shared planet.
Despite municipal treatment efforts, harmful contaminants like lead and Legionella can still accumulate in building pipes—especially during periods of low use or stagnation.
Learn MoreNoah’s technology automates water movement to prevent stagnation that causes lead to leach from pipes and allows bacteria to grow.
Choose your state to see how much Noah flushing would cost
you annually. In Chicago, that’s only $19/year per device.
Our auto-flushing system isn’t theory—it’s proven.
In 5 Chicago Public Schools, Noah reduced lead levels to non-detectable, without filters or manual flushing.
Read More About the CPS Pilot“Noah gave us a consistent, reliable way to keep lead levels down without overburdening our staff.”
- CPS Facilities Staff Member
Read More About the CPS Pilot“Auto-flushing is a very economical and effective approach to mitigate lead in drinking water for outdated water infrastructure.”
- Dr. Zeinwei Zhu, Loyola University Chicago
At Orr High School, CPS partnered with Loyola University’s Institute of Environmental Sustainability to rigorously test Noah’s auto-flushing technology.
Over several months of third-party testing, lead levels dropped well below the Illinois action threshold—even after 6 days of water stagnation.
In response to the Flint water crisis, Chief Engineer Michael Ramos took on a mission to ensure safe, affordable drinking water for millions. After elevated lead levels were discovered in a Chicago high school's drinking water, well beyond EPA limits, the school's Chief Engineer embarked on a journey that would inspire a groundbreaking solution.
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