WATER TREATMENT IN WENTZVILLE

Improving Water Quality

The quality of the water in our homes can be affected by a wide variety of contaminants. Some of the most common problems include minerals that cause hardness, chemicals used to purify the municipal water supply, volatile organic chemicals (VOCs), pesticides, herbicides, bacteria, and other chemicals. Reducing contaminants will improve water quality.

Water treatment offers benefits such as:

There are many options for home water treatment, including water filtration systems and water softeners. The best system for your home will depend on the specific contaminants in your water. A qualified, licensed plumber can help you determine the contaminants in your water and advise you about the best systems for your unique needs.

COMMON WATER CONTAMINANTS AND HOW WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS CAN HELP

Did you know that your water may contain harmful contaminants that can impact your family’s health? 

Some of the most common water contaminants include:

At Bono Plumbing, we offer a range of water treatment systems to remove these contaminants and improve the quality of your water. Our plumbing experts can assess your water quality and recommend the best system for your needs, whether it’s a whole-house or a point-of-use system.

WHAT ARE THE SIGNS YOU COULD BENEFIT FROM A WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM?

There are several signs that could indicate you might benefit from a water treatment system:

• Visible Signs: If you notice visible particles, sediment, or discoloration in your water, it could indicate impurities that a treatment system could address.
• Foul Odor or Taste: If your water has a strange smell or taste, it could be due to contaminants or minerals. A water treatment system can help improve the taste and odor of your water.
• Hard Water Issues: If you notice scale buildup on faucets, appliances, or dishes, or if your skin feels dry after showering, you might have hard water. A water softener can help reduce mineral content.
• Skin and Hair Issues: If you experience dry, itchy skin or dull, lifeless hair after bathing, it could be due to the presence of minerals or chemicals in your water.
• Staining: Stains on sinks, toilets, or laundry caused by minerals or other impurities in the water can indicate a need for water treatment.
• Health Concerns: If you or your family members experience unexplained health issues that could be related to water quality, such as gastrointestinal problems or skin irritation, it’s worth considering water testing and treatment.
• Plumbing Problems: If you have frequent plumbing issues such as clogs or corrosion, it could be a sign of water quality issues that could be addressed by a treatment system.
• Environmental Concerns: If your water source is near agricultural or industrial areas, there might be contaminants leaching into the water supply that a treatment system could help mitigate.

If you notice any of these signs, it’s a good idea to have your water tested by a professional to determine the specific contaminants present and the appropriate treatment options.