Common Water Issues

Hardness

Is there a white residue on your faucets and fixtures? It's most likely from hard water, which is caused by minerals like calcium that are dissolved in your water. As it touches surfaces, mineral deposits build up over time. This buildup is not only unsightly but can also reduce the efficiency and lifespan of your appliances. Hardness also affects your skin and hair, causing dryness and cracking.

Relieve your home and family by removing minerals before turning on your tap.

Iron

You take pride in your home, so don't let your water tarnish it. Even the smallest amounts of iron are enough to leave rust stains on your fixtures and laundry. Iron buildup will cause a metallic taste, making water hard to drink and cook with. High levels of rust buildup can also clog your plumbing. 

Chlorine

Before city water is pushed to your home, it is treated with chlorine to keep it safe and clean. Once the water reaches your home, these chemicals are no longer necessary and will cause a foul taste and smell as well as dry out your skin. Remove chlorine with a smart carbon filter.

pH

Water's natural pH is neutral, but given certain environmental factors, it can turn acidic. This lower pH causes water to deteriorate your home's plumbing, as well as green staining on your fixtures from the metal being stripped from pipes and faucets.

Evolve's acid neutralizer will correct your water's pH levels to protect your home.

Sulfur

Does your water smell like rotten eggs? If so, you have a sulfur problem. The foul odor can become unbearable when showering, bathing, or doing your laundry.

Sulfur occurs naturally and is picked up by water while underground. Using an exclusive air chamber, our filters can tackle even the worst sulfur issues.