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Iron in water is more prevalent in households that use wells. However, even those connected to a public water system may experience elevated iron levels.

No single strategy will remove all microplastics from your home because they are so pervasive in the environment, but filtering your drinking water is a step in the right direction.

How frequently do you think about your Edgewater home’s sewer lines? If you don’t give your main sewer line a second thought, you are not alone.

Whether it’s a clogged toilet or a slow-running drain, plumbing problems are never fun.

As an Edgewater homeowner, you invest thousands of dollars in your plumbing system. But how much money have you spent improving the quality of your drinking water?

Installing a high-tech toilet, steam shower, and touchless faucets may tremendously improve how you experience water in your Maryland home, but they do not enhance water quality

If you live in the mid-Atlantic region, you may know there’s been issues with the drinking water over the last few years.

According to the US General Accounting Office, 75 percent of states have major flaws in their water treatment plants. According to a study done by the Natural Resources Defense Council, more than 120 million people may be exposed to contaminated water. As a result, our country’s water supply is receiving a lot of attention (and properly so).

Your plumbing is one of the most important infrastructure systems in your home. The water coming into your home for cleaning, bathing, cooking, and drinking all comes from your home’s plumbing system. Check out these five warning signs to see if your plumbing is up to snuff.

Hearing that there are potential toxins in the water you and your family drink is alarming.

Ensuring your residence or business has clean water is a must. Often the best way to provide that solution for your family or for your employees is with hiring a water treatment company.

A reverse osmosis (RO) system is one of the most efficient and cost-effective ways to get clean, great-tasting water.