Water Filtration Solutions

Jacksonville Plumbing Services Water Filtration in Jacksonville, Alabama

Owning a private well here in Alabama implies that you understand contaminants might render your drinking water smelly, murky, unappetizing, and possibly hazardous to your health. Testing for contaminants in your well each year is essential for your health. It is good sense to use the suitable water treatment systems to mitigate impurities, heavy metals, chemicals, or bacteria in your well water. At Jacksonville Plumbing Services, we can assist you with testing. Findings provided by a third-party lab help us in choosing a water filtration system most appropriate to reduce or deal with specific contaminants affecting your water at your Jacksonville, Alabama home.

Water Treatment Solutions

No single filter or treatment process will eliminate all contaminants. For example, if silt and debris are present in your water, you could benefit from whole-house sediment filtration along with a specific water treatment system. Testing reveals that pathogens and bacteria are the concerns, a UV water purifier might be the solution. A point-of-use carbon filter or reverse osmosis system is usually installed under the kitchen sink. We usually set up these systems under the kitchen sink, where remove contaminants such as toxic metals, harmful substances, and nitrates. When the correct drinking water system and filters, you can confidently consume your well water with confidence, knowing it is safe and fit for consumption to drink. With the correct drinking water system and filters, you are able to consume your well water confidently, being assured it remains safe and fit for consumption to drink. Not sure what to do next? Arrange a no-cost consultation with our team today. We have financing options to support you with creating a healthy living space.

What's in My City Water?

The source of your municipal water supply might be a source well, river, lake, or another water source. Your public water supplier must adhere to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards and deliver a water quality report for its customers. During the treatment process, chlorine is injected to the water to make it safe to drink.

Municipal water supplies can still be susceptible to contamination. Errors occurring in treatment may influence the level of disinfectant present in the water. Contaminants can enter your water supply through deteriorating pipes. Sewage that enters during a flood can affect municipal water systems.

Do You Have "Forever Chemicals" In Your Drinking Water?

"Forever chemicals," or per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), raise concerns in your water sources. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), PFAS do not degrade in the environment, accumulate in fish, and move through soil to contaminate drinking water sources. The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) states that research suggests high levels of certain PFAS could cause increased cholesterol, altered liver enzymes, and an increased risk of kidney cancer, in addition to other medical issues. We at Jacksonville Plumbing Services offer more protection to your municipal water supply by setting up a drinking water system in your Alabama home.

Installing a Drinking Water System

For treating all water in your plumbing, we offer suggest a whole-house system tailored to meet your needs.

Repairing and Maintaining a Drinking Water System

Like other appliances in your home, drinking water systems need regular upkeep to function optimally. We can help you with maintaining your water treatment system, including filter changes.

Whether you own a well or you pay for city water, our pros at Jacksonville Plumbing Services are here to improve the drinking water at your Jacksonville, Alabama home.

Give us a call now at (888) 860-0649 to request a free in-home estimate.