Every day we use water to cook, drink, bathe and wash. But even the water coming into your home can be polluted or even dangerous for your family.

So, we have put together 6 tips to ensure you choose the best water treatment solution for your home.

What’s important to you when it comes to water? Most homeowners want to get rid of the water scale in their baths and kitchen. They want to make sure their water heater and pipes don’t wear out too soon. There may be rust or stains appearing in your toilet and sink. Or maybe your water has a bad smell or taste.

For many women they notice their hair has lost its softness and feels more like straw. And they see their family developing problems with their skin like dryness, rashes or even inflamed eczema.

However, many people are now learning that water can be polluted from local farms, lawn care chemicals, industrial runoff or spills. Radiology contaminates like radon gas have also been known to appear in some water supplies.

If you are concerned about any of these potential water problems, a water purification system is a must have.

There are several types of water solutions, and they are each designed to solve a specific problem.  However, when used incorrectly they may not do the job the other water companies says it will. Or could even be dangerous.

For several decades, people have used Water Softeners to remove 2 of the hardness metals, that greatly improve the water quality, but this process still leaves other metals, pollutants, bacteria, and sodium in the water. A water softener may not be the best solution.

Reverse Osmosis, popular for drinking water, rejects 90-95% of everything, but runs 6 gallons of water down the drain for every one gallon it keeps. And you’re left with a low water ph., which is known to be unhealthy.

Some residents choose a Sulfur Filter that will remove the horrible smell, but the bacteria continues to swim around in your glass.

Ultraviolet lights prevent bacteria from making you sick, but if you use water with iron, manganese, or silt, the scale that will soon cover the light like mud on a windshield. And the UV light will never see the water.

Activated Carbon is great at removing chemicals, radon, and low-level smells and odors, but it doesn’t last very long and must be changed on a regular basis or it is useless.

Oxidation treatments such as chlorine, ozone, and peroxide kill pathogens but when mixed with dirty raw water they can create dangerous chemicals that need to be filtered out afterward to protect your family.

With the ever-growing pollution invading our water supplies, it is no wonder that bottled water use is so high.

Are still using bottled water as the answer to bad tap water?

Can you really trust drinking tap water supplied by your town? Municipal water if not processed though a water treatment plant still has all the local community pollution.

Choosing the right mix of solutions starts with our free water consultation.

In our free consultation with you, we analyze your water and discuss the most affordable and effective solution for your needs.

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