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T.Webber offers complete water softener service, repair and installation throughout the Hudson Valley, including Dutchess, Putnam, Westchester, Orange, Ulster & Rockland Counties. Our Water Quality Experts can test your home’s water and recommend and install the proper equipment to remove damaging hardness minerals, and other substances to ensure your water is safe, clean and efficient.
The U.S. Geological Survey says 85% of homes in the nation have hard water. The quality of your water will depend on where you live and whether it is supplied from a private well or local municipality. While both sources are known to contain hardness minerals, well water in particular is known for being hard.
Minerals in water are what makes certain water considered “hard.” The most common minerals found in water are calcium and magnesium. Typically, groundwater will dissolve rock like limestone, or metals, like iron and the remnants travel with the water until it is in your home.
These dissolved solids can cause scaly buildup in your home – on dishes, pipes, and the heating elements of your appliances. Soap scum and clogged, corroded plumbing are often the negative result of hard water.
While hard water is not a health hazard, it can be a nuisance and wreak havoc in your home. Scale from hard water can clog plumbing and damage your water-consuming appliances. Some of the most common issues associated with hard water include:
Water softeners remove hard minerals allowing you to clean your home and laundry with greater ease, and extend the lifespan of your water-using appliances. By removing damaging hardness minerals and other substances, you also remove the headache that comes with those types of problems. With softened water, you’ll enjoy:
Want to learn more? Call T.Webber today to schedule a free in-home water analysis and learn more about how a water softener can help protect your home. Our Hudson Valley Water Quality Experts have the skills and know-how to diagnose your water woes, and improve the quality of your water and life.