What's Your Water Problem?
CT’s #1 Complaint!
That RUST is IRON:
- Orange stains in your toilets, showers, and sinks
- Metallic taste, odor and smell
- Turns your hair orange
- Rust stains in the dog bowl
- Water that runs clear but turns orange after it sits
SOLVE YOUR IRON PROBLEM with a Water Softener
4 QUICK FACTS ABOUT IRON and RUST
That’s Acidic Water!
Acidic Water is caused by a low pH.
- Blue-green stains in your shower, bathtub and sink
- Causes plumbing leaks
- Adds copper and lead to your water
- Makes your water taste metallic
- Causes your hair to turn blue-green
SOLVE YOUR ACIDIC WATER PROBLEM with a NEUTRALIZER
Learn more about ACIDIC WATER
That’s Hydrogen Sulfide!
Smelly Water is Caused by Hydrogen Sulfide
- It smells like rotten eggs
- It will tarnish your silver
- It can come from your well, pipes, hot water heater and more
- Your sulfur odor may come and go
SOLVE YOUR SULFUR ODOR PROBLEM with a CATALYTIC CARBON SYSTEM
THE 3 MOST COMMON SOURCES OF SULFUR ODOR
That’s Minerals!
These hard water minerals:
- Leave soap scum
- Dry out your skin which can make you itchy
- Clog your pipes and shower head
- Make your hair feel like straw
- Reduce appliance efficiency
- Leave white hard water stains
SOLVE YOUR HARD WATER PROBLEM with a
WATER SOFTENER
No Water or Low Water Pressure?
We offer emergency pump service 7 days a week at the REGULAR RATE
Before you call:
- Check your sediment filter, even if you just changed it!
- Make sure your circuit breakers are not tripped
- See if your toilet is running
- Make sure your low flow cut-off pressure switch isn’t activated.
CALL US TODAY to get you back in the flow!
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