We turn on our faucet to get a drink of water, to fill a pot to start making spaghetti for dinner, wash our hands or to take a shower. And, you probably just assume your water is okay, right?

Hmmmm, is it?  Here are 5 questions you should be asking:

1. How do I know if my home’s water quality is good?
Request a free water analysis of your water. You’ll find out if you have hard water, iron, or other contaminants.

2. Why should I be concerned about hard water?
Hard water causes spotty dishes, scratchy clothes, itchy skin, and builds up in your plumbing and appliances.

3. I’ve heard about iron in water. Should I be concerned about it?
Iron causes rust stains on your drains, faucets, toilets/bathtubs/showers, and clothes.

4. What are the benefits of filtering my home’s drinking water?
Filtering out harmful impurities in your water makes it healthier for your family and extends the life of your plumbing and appliances. Filtered water also improves the taste of your coffee, teas, and soups.

5. How can I solve my home’s water problems?
Whether you have hard water, iron, or possible contaminants in your drinking water, we can help you choose the right products to provide your family with cleaner water.

As a homeowner, it’s easy to forget all the ways water impacts your daily life… until there’s a problem. To help you see water clearly, we’d like to share some common signs of water issues. Click below to read more.

 For starters, you should know what is in... or NOT in your water.

​There are several types of tests that can be performed to check on the quality (or lack thereof) of your water. 

Mineral Test - this is a series of tests for iron (orange or brown "rust" staining), hardness (white build-up on fixtures), TDS (Total Dissolved Solids or "sodium"), odor (stinky or rotten egg smell), chlorine, pH, and tannins. These tests identify what's in your water and what equipment would be recommended to remove minerals and contaminants of concern. If you already have an existing system, we will test the water before (the source before the water comes into your home or business) and after (usually at your sink faucet) to determine how well the system is working. We perform this test at no charge.

Bacteria Test - This tests for e. coli and coliforms. This test is usually required for mortgage loans when refinancing or purchasing a home. This test is also performed when there is a concern of well contamination.

Other Contaminant Tests - We offer an extensive line of testing for additional contaminants of concern, such as lead, nitrate/nitrite, arsenic, fluoride, silica, aluminum, copper, and more.

We offer all of the above water tests to homeowners, realtors, and commercial properties and would be happy to assist!

Contact us today or click one of the links below to inquire about scheduling a water test appointment.

Need more info? Reach out to us at 804.693.7294 or send an email to [email protected] for more information.