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If a postcard or letter from Nuvia Water reached you, this page says what the offer is and shows you how to check us before you answer it.

What the offer is

Nuvia Water has mailed homeowners an invitation to a free water analysis. As Nuvia described it to Snopes, the card advertises the Nuvia Welcome Home Package: a water analysis, product brochures and a savings card. The card carries the company name, Nuvia Water.

What the visit covers is on the free water analysis page.

Why you may have questions

A Snopes article about "Notice of Parcel On Hold" mailers said that several of the pieces it reviewed led to a company named Nuvia Water. Read the Snopes article and judge it yourself.

If a card you received looked like a delivery notice, wanting to know who sent it is the right instinct. The checks below are short.

Check us before you answer

  1. Look for a company name. Mail you should answer names the company on its face. Ours says Nuvia Water.
  2. Search the full name. Search for Nuvia Water Technologies in Corona, California. Other businesses use "Nuvia" in their names, and the bare word will not take you to us.
  3. Read the Google reviews, including the low ones. Open the Nuvia Water Google profile, sort the reviews by lowest rating, and read those first. The reviews page explains how.
  4. Look up the contractor license. The state license board lets you check a license online. Open the CSLB license check and search for Nuvia Water Technologies.
  5. See the BBB profile. The Better Business Bureau profile for Nuvia Water Technologies lists the rating and complaints on file.

Where to go next

If you want the free water analysis, request it here. If you would rather read about the company first, start with about Nuvia Water.

Questions people ask

Is Nuvia Water a real company?

Nuvia Water Technologies Inc. is a water treatment company based in Corona, California. You can read its Google reviews, look up its contractor license with the state, and see its BBB profile using the links on this page.

Why do some people say the card looked like a delivery notice?

A Snopes article about "Notice of Parcel On Hold" mailers said several of the pieces it reviewed led to Nuvia Water. If a card looked like a delivery notice to you, checking who sent it is the right move.

Do I have to buy anything if I answer a card?

The free water analysis carries no obligation to buy. See the free water analysis page for what the visit covers.

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