Water Treatment

Water described as “hard” is high in dissolved minerals, specifically calcium and magnesium. Hard water affects almost everything in your home. Spotted, hard to clean fixtures, build-up of deposits, water spots on vehicles and more can be the result of hard water.

Chlorine is used to treat water and remains present from the treatment center to your home. Chlorine is ingested and absorbed by the skin. Its a known carcinogenic and can lead to multiple health problems.

The presence of bacteria in your water can cause serious health problems, including stomach problems, illness and even death. Bacteria in your water is a serious issue.

Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) is a measure of sodium in your water. A moderate to high TDS level can affect the taste of your water, leave deposits and contribute to high blood pressure.

A brown or dark ring in your sink, toilet or tub is a sign of iron in your water. Clothes have a dark / dull color to them. Tea and coffee has a darker color. Water may have a metallic taste.

Small particles of sand or black silt in your tub, toilet bowl or sink is a sign of potentially serious problem with sediment. Sediment will get into everything, including clothes, food, drinking water, and appliances.

Brown or black rings in your sink, tub or toilet are a sign of manganese. At times the presence of manganese will produce a rotten egg smell. Manganese is a common mineral that’s found in water supplies.

Sulfur or hydrogen sulfide is a naturally occurring gas that gives off a rotten egg odor. Concentrations of hydrogen sulfide can be as low as 0.5 ppm and give off odor. The gas can be caused by decaying organic matter, acidic water reacting with an aquifer or from bacteria byproducts.

Greenish, bluish stain in your sink, toilets or tubs is a sign of acid water. If your ph is below 6.8, your water is considered acidic.

Greenish, bluish stain in your sink, toilets or tubs is a sign of acid water. If your ph is below 6.8, your water is considered acidic.

Greenish, bluish stain in your sink, toilets or tubs is a sign of acid water. If your ph is below 6.8, your water is considered acidic.

Greenish, bluish stain in your sink, toilets or tubs is a sign of acid water. If your ph is below 6.8, your water is considered acidic.

Greenish, bluish stain in your sink, toilets or tubs is a sign of acid water. If your ph is below 6.8, your water is considered acidic.

Greenish, bluish stain in your sink, toilets or tubs is a sign of acid water. If your ph is below 6.8, your water is considered acidic. Acidic water is corrosive and eats away at copper pipes, metal pipes, faucets and other metal fixtures (dishwashers, washing machines, ice makers, water heaters). Acidic water can also be harmful to your body.

Greenish, bluish stain in your sink, toilets or tubs is a sign of acid water. If your ph is below 6.8, your water is considered acidic.

Greenish, bluish stain in your sink, toilets or tubs is a sign of acid water. If your ph is below 6.8, your water is considered acidic.