Making Water Good For Life

Water's pH balance can easily be affected by the environment. In some areas, water will turn acidic and eat away at your home's plumbing.

As copper pipes deteriorate, the metal residue rests on your sinks, showers, and bathtubs, staining them green. Also, over time, pinhole leaks can occur in the pipes. Regulate your water's pH with an acid neutralizer system.

You take pride in your home, so don't let your water tarnish it. Even the smallest amounts of iron are enough to leave rust stains on your fixtures and laundry.

Iron buildup will cause a metallic taste, making water hard to drink and cook with. High levels of rust buildup can also clog your plumbing. Installing a WaterCare whole house water filter will make iron a worry of the past!

Water's pH balance can easily be affected by the environment. In some areas, water will turn acidic and eat away at your home's plumbing.

As copper pipes deteriorate, the metal residue rests on your sinks, showers, and bathtubs, staining them green. Also, over time, pinhole leaks can occur in the pipes. Regulate your water's pH with an acid neutralizer system.

Does your water remind you of a swimming pool? Cities use chlorine when treating water to keep it safe and clean as it travels to your home.

Once it has arrived, these chemicals are no longer needed. Prevent the strong smell, taste, and skin irritation by removing chlorine before using the water.

Sulfur is a naturally occurring substance, but that doesn't mean it is a pleasant one. High levels of sulfur will make your water smell like rotten eggs.

Sulfur in your water can affect the whole home, making bathing a chore, food taste gross, and your laundry smell foul.

A water filter can produce the fresh, pleasant water you expect for your home!