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City Water System

Municipal water is treated to meet EPA guidelines, but it may still contain contaminants and suspended solids. Our systems will provide an extra level of filtration to ensure you get the best quality water possible.

What might be hiding in my water?

City water, while treated, has a varying amount of contaminants suspended in it. In standard municipal water, our experts often find contaminants like:

Chlorine
Chloramines
Fluoride
Bacteria & Viruses
Lead & Mercury
Sediments & Suspended Solids

How do I know if I have city water?

If you receive a water bill, you have municipal water. The alternative to this is well water, which comes from a private source and requires homeowner maintenance.

How does municipal water treatment work?

A water treatment facility removes contaminants from water before it reaches your home through processes like filtration and disinfection, but chemicals and bacteria may still be lurking in the water. In fact, chlorine is added during the treatment process to help combat potential contaminants like:

E. coli
Hepatitis A
Giardia intestinalis
…And other disease-causing pathogens.

City Water Treatment

With a point-of-use system or a whole-home treatment system, you will enjoy an extra line of defense against contaminants that may seep into municipal water between the processing facility and your home. You’ll feel reassured that your water is as delicious and as clean as possible, no matter where in the home you’re accessing it.

What water treatment system is best for me?

Municipal water can have different contaminants in it, which means a water treatment system that works well for one home may not be ideal for others. Wondering what elements, chemicals, and other contaminants may be in your water? Schedule your FREE water test today to find out which customized water treatment system is right for your home’s needs.