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Does Your Water Need Treated?

FREE Estimates and Water Quality Testing

Water systems are one of the most important but also overlooked utilities in a home. However, the water chemistry may change over the life of a well and not all water that comes out of the ground is safe to drink or bathe in. This is why it is so important to be aware of what is in your water and to know if a treatment or filter system is necessary. Certain pollutants could pose health risks, while out of range parameters may cause the premature failure or inefficiency of appliances or plumbing.

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Acidity (Low pH)

Symptoms may include;

  • Blue or Green staining
  • Plumbing leaks
  • Metallic taste
  • Dry Skin

Iron

Symptoms may include;

  • Orange or Brown staining
  • Discolored water
  • Frequently clogged appliances
  • Metallic/Earthy taste or odor

Hardness

Symptoms may include;

  • White or Gray spots/deposits
  • Poor soap suds
  • Sticky or Grippy feeling after washing
  • Appliance inefficiency

High TDS (Total Dissolved Solids)

Symptoms may include;

  • Blue or Green staining
  • Salty taste or odor
  • White or Gray spots/deposits
  • Pitting in Silverware

Water testing

Sediment

Symptoms may include;

  • Low pressure due to blocked up filters or aerators
  • Occasional black specs in your glass or tub

Turbidity

Symptoms may include;

  • Cloudy water
  • Discolored water
  • Low pressure due to blocked up filters or aerators

Odor

Symptoms may include;

  • Rotten Egg smell
  • Fragrant or sweet
  • Musty
  • Ammonia

Nitrates

Nitrates do NOT have a taste, color, or odor. The only way to tell if it is present is through testing. High levels of nitrates are more common in rural areas due to fertilization run-off and livestock. High nitrate levels can affect anyone, but infants and pregnant women are more at risk. Nitrate exposure in drinking water can increase your risk of certain cancers, thyroid disease, birth defects, and blue baby syndrome.

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