Water Filters & Water Softeners

We know how important it is for you to have high quality water in your business or home for more than one reason. Rust, iron filled and metallic water can be disgusting to consume as well as bad for your health.

In addition to the bad taste, this type of water causes plumbing issues. The types of water conditions associated are clogging, leaking and corrosion.

Left unnoticed, pipes can bust and flooding can occur. When lesser quality water is used, humidifiers, dishwashers, washing machines and water softeners have less quality of life expectancy.

Is your water not soft? Are your pipes clogged? Is your water rusty? If you can answer yes to any of those questions, it’s time for you to get your water treated.

Hard water is found in most homes. The hardness is typically measured in grains per gallon. Hard water is defined when GPG measures over 1 GPG. Magnesium carbonate, calcium and manganese are minerals that are often found in water.

While hard water is not unhealthy, it can be quite frustrating. By installing a water softener system, you can alleviate this problem.

Water that has excess minerals and chemicals is considered to be “hard water” and will affect your plumbing appliances over time. In addition, hard water can be damaging to your skin, hair and clothes. You can eliminate hard water by installing a water softening system. Here are the top signs that your home has hard water:

• Hair feeling stiff after you take a shower
• Film on dishes
• Washed clothes covered with residue or new clothes begin fading
• Gardens having minimal growth
• Sensitive skin becoming irritated
• Salty tasting water
• Pipe corrosion or clogging

If you think you might have hard water in your home, contact us today for a free water evaluation. We can help you determine the level of minerals in your water supply and help you to remove them by installing a water softener.