Water Treatment Systems in Columbia, SC

Sometimes, homeowners actually have a little too much confidence in their plumbing systems.  More specifically, homeowners can have a little too much faith in the idea that the water coming from their plumbing systems must be of the high quality that they deserve. Often, this simply is not the case. Fortunately, as so often is the case, our team is here to help!

The fact of the matter is that there are a lot of different problems that may affect your water quality.  The solution to specific problems will vary, but some type of water treatment system in Columbia, SC, is likely going to be the answer. And Fulmer Heating & Cooling is the company to call when you are serious about treating your water successfully.

Schedule your water treatment system services with Fulmer Heating & Cooling.

What Causes a Drop in Water Quality?

A lot of factors can come together to drag down the quality of the water coming from your tap. Now, if a private well is in use, it’s pretty much expected that treatment of some kind might be necessary. In fact, well water needs to be tested on a set schedule to ensure that it is of a high quality and healthful for consumption.

What surprises some homeowners is that water from a municipal supply is not inherently of a high quality. Yes, this water is treated. However, the condition of your pipes, the materials they’re made of, surrounding agricultural conditions, and even leaks in the municipal water lines can lead to water quality issues. If you suspect a problem with your water quality, whatever its source, contact us right away.

When Do I Call?

We said to contact us if you suspect a problem, but what should raise your suspicions to begin with? There are a few different issues to be aware of.

• Cloudiness or particles in your water may mean that water filtration is necessary.
• A foul taste could indicate the need for cleaning your water, as might an odd odor.
• Yellow linens and buildup on fixtures may mean you have hard water and need a water softener.
• Illness or gastronomical distress following consumption of water may mean you need to treat water using a water purification system.

We Install and Service Various Water Treatment Systems

If you suspect that you have a problem with your water quality, and water testing confirms this, the next step is to get the right water treatment system in place. Of course, a proper water treatment system installation in Columbia, SC, is only the start. You also need to know that your system continues to function properly at all times.