Water Filtration Solutions

Mobile Plumbing Services Water Filtration in Mobile, AL

If you own a private well here in Alabama, you’re aware that contaminants can make your drinking water unpleasant, cloudy, unpalatable, and perhaps hazardous to your health. Testing for contaminants in your well on an annual basis is imperative for your safety. Installing the appropriate water treatment systems to mitigate particles, heavy metals, chemical pollutants, or bacteria in your well water makes sound judgment. Typically, these systems are placed under the kitchen sink, where they screen out contaminants such as arsenic, lead, and contaminants. When the correct drinking water system and filters, you can confidently drink your well water confidently, knowing it is always pure and healthy to drink. Using the right drinking water system and filters enables you to use your well water assuredly, being assured it is safe and fit for consumption to drink. Not sure what to do next? Schedule a complimentary consultation with our team today. We have financing options to support you with creating a healthy home.

What's in My City Water?

Municipal water supplies originate from a well, river, body of water, or a different water source. Your public water supplier is required to follow U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards and issue a water quality report annually. In the treatment process, chlorine is added to the water to render it safe for drinking.

Municipal water supplies are not immune to contamination. Issues in the treatment process can affect the level of chlorine present in the water. Your water supply can be affected by contaminants that come through aging pipes. Sewage released during a flood may affect municipal water systems.

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

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), also known as "forever chemicals," raise concerns in both municipal and well water supplies. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that PFAS do not degrade in the environment, can accumulate in aquatic life, and migrate 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 may lead to increased cholesterol in the human body, altered liver enzymes, and a higher risk of kidney disease, in addition to other medical issues. At Mobile Plumbing Services, our experts can add additional protection to your municipal water supply with a water treatment system in your Alabama home.

Installing a Drinking Water System

For treating all water in your pipes, we offer help with a whole-house system tailored to meet your needs.

Repairing and Maintaining a Drinking Water System

Just like other home appliances, drinking water systems need regular upkeep to function optimally. We offer assistance with water treatment system maintenance, which includes changing filters.

Whether you own a well or you pay for city water, our team at Mobile Plumbing Services can assist the drinking water at your Mobile, AL home.

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