Common Water Contaminants
Depending on your source, one or more of these are likely showing up in your water right now. Tap any one to learn what it is, the signs to watch for, and how we fix it.
Bacteria & Microorganisms
Coliform, E. coli, Giardia and other organisms — most common in untested well water.
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Sulfur Odor
Naturally occurring sulfur bacteria that give water a distinct rotten-egg smell.
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Iron & Manganese
Dissolved metals from natural deposits that turn water and fixtures rust-colored.
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Hardness Minerals
Calcium & magnesium that cause scale buildup, spots and soap that won't lather.
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Chlorine & Chloramine
Disinfectants added by municipal treatment plants — effective, but leave a strong taste and odor.
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PFAS ("Forever Chemicals")
Man-made compounds from industrial & consumer products that persist in water supplies.
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Lead (Aging Pipes)
Leaches from older service lines and household plumbing, especially in homes built before 1986.
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Sediment & Turbidity
Fine sand, silt or rust particles that make water look cloudy, especially after heavy rain.
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