The Water We UseThe average person uses an estimated 65-75 gallons of water each day. Between washing hands and dishes, showering, cooking, and drinking, it’s easy to see how water usage can add up. B … read more

Troubleshooting Water Softener Issues Home system repairs can sneak up on you without warning; anything with a motor has the potential to breakdown eventually. Most of our major home appliances d … read more

What is Nitrate? Nitrate is an inorganic compound that occurs under a variety of conditions in the environment, both naturally and synthetically. It’s one of the most common groundwater contaminants … read more

What is Whole House Water Filtration?Point of Entry Filtration Systems (POE) A whole house water filtration system treats all the water distributed throughout your household and is installe … read more

Iron Filtration Systems vs. Water Softeners, What's the Difference? Iron can be one of the most exasperating elements found in water. Even trace amounts of it, as low as .3 ppm (parts per million) … read more

HVAC Tips for the Fall SeasonThere are those of us who mourn the loss of summer with its long, hot days of endless fun and the sounds of the ice cream truck followed by children’s happy shouts. Others … read more

Drinking plenty of water keeps our bodies in good health. Water is the essential fuel that energizes muscles, reduces fatigue, helps with weight loss, and cleanses the body of toxins. If the water … read more

Is It Better to Buy or Rent Your Water Softener?Hard water isn’t easy to live with, and there’s no doubt that  water softeners do an incredible job improving water quality for homeowners. If … read more

Why Is My Water Softener Sweating?Condensation forms droplets of water on the outside of a cold drink on a hot summer day. It fogs up eyeglasses when entering a warm building after being outside in … read more

It’s normal for our bodies to lose fluids each day. Drinking and eating foods that contain water balance out this loss. But not drinking enough can lead to serious complications. Deficient of fluid … read more

When your water tests at a hardness level of 7 gpg (grains per gallon) or greater, it’s considered hard water. Many homeowners don’t understand the significance of the hardness scale, or how having … read more

A  high-quality water filtration system is one of the most important elements for a healthy home. No matter your drinking source, water can contain hundreds of contaminants. Every person on … read more