Why Should You Have Your Water Tested?
Some contaminants in your home water could pose risks to your health or home, and they can be especially problematic for small children and the elderly. Testing will also indicate whether you have hard water and what pH it is. To help protect your well-being and family’s health, have your water tested to know exactly what you’re facing. A professional water analysis can ultimately lead to:
- Improving the taste, odor and appearance of your water
- Knowing which contaminants are coming out of your tap, including ones that could pose health risks
- Protection for your home’s water-using appliances
- Improved well-being, including better hydration and healthier skin and hair
- Peace of mind
What To Expect
Locate your EcoWater Dealer
Improving the water in your home starts by reaching out to your local EcoWater dealer and providing them with some basic information.
Schedule a Home Water Test
Better water begins with a free home water test conducted by a Water Pro. Lean on EcoWater’s knowledge to ensure you get the right solution to permanently solve your water problems.
In-Home Consultation to Discuss Your Water
Our local experts are familiar with nearby water conditions. Using your test results, and hearing your concerns, they’ll quickly identify the right solution for your home.
EcoWater Professional Installation
Your service technician will flawlessly install your water treatment system and can answer any questions you have.
Who Should Have Their Water Tested?
Homeowners with city water
Municipalities test water, but the standards set by your city may not meet your own requirements.
Homeowners with a private water source
Private wells lack the same testing and service that municipalities provide. The only way to know what’s in this water is to test it.
Homeowners with household well
It’s your well to test, and you’re responsible for what contaminants are entering your home, whether naturally occurring or due to local human activity.
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