Water Quality Weatherford, TX

If your water is discolored, you may need some sort of filter for your water. But if the discoloration is caused by oxidized metals in your plumbing system, you will need to replace some pipes or perform other repairs so that the metal in the system isn’t getting wet.

For bad smelling water, we usually suggest a water treatment system. The most common ones remove sulfides as well as other materials or chemicals that can cause those terrible smells. The good news is that, once installed, you will be able to drink your water without cringing.

When water gets corrosive, we usually suggest adding acid-neutralizing agents to your water. This can be done through a water treatment system, too.

If you are having issues with hard water in your home, then the best thing to do is install a water softening system. There are various different models to choose from, so it’s easy to find something that will work well in your home. The systems we install are easy to use and leave you with trouble-free soft water.

Our tests provide customers with a complete outline of the water’s composition. This enables our technicians to determine the best solution for your water problems. We can guide you to a water filtration and purification system for your home or office that will be able to get rid of remaining contaminants.

There are several benefits to treating the water in your home. Not only will it help you to deal with the issue of hard or soft water, but you also get to enjoy water that is:

• Better tasting
• Better for your digestion
• Better for your health
• Extends the life of your water heater
• Cuts water heater bills
• Reduces laundry and dish soap usage
• Leaves dishes sparkling clean
• No more scale build-up in shower nozzles and piping
• No more soap scum

Water Softeners

Water softeners work by removing the chemicals, like calcium and magnesium, that can make water hard by mixing salts in with the water. The sodium molecules present in the salt attach to minerals such as calcium, which are then removed from the water supply. Since the levels of these minerals can vary quite a bit even within the same town or county, it’s important to get your water hardness level evaluated before you decide how to treat it.

Carbon Filters

These systems use active carbon to get rid of the toxins found in your water supply. The water must pass through several layers of filtrations before it comes out of the water source, so you end up with clean, healthy water.

Reverse Osmosis

Common impurities are caught and removed when the water passes through a membrane. The clean water is then pumped back into the plumbing of your home. Whether you need to make your water safe to drink, to use in gardening or to bathe with, this system will work well for your needs.