Improving Your Home’s Water Quality

Our area has a very good civic water system, and we never want to disparage the good work they do. But no system is perfect, even if you are accessing city water, and when the unexpected arises it could leave your home vulnerable to germs and biological contaminants. It only takes one occurrence, as they say. Moreover, sensitive family members may tire of any strange tastes found in your water, and you may not appreciate the damage that hard water can do to your fixtures. None of these are dangerous to your health the way a biological contaminant can be, but they do affect your quality of life regardless.

At Mallick Plumbing & Heating, Inc., we can install, repair, replace, and maintain water treatment systems of all varieties. We’ll find the right system to match the unique needs of your home and water source, then put it in with the care and attention to detail that you expect.

Call us at (301) 804-6759 to speak with a knowledgeable member of our team.

Problems Corrected by Water Treatment Systems

Not every water treatment system is the same. Some are specifically designed to remove hard water, while others take a more comprehensive approach to protecting you from contaminants. But they all need to do their jobs for all the water in your house, which means they’re usually installed at the apex of the water line, just where water enters your home from the public system or your home’s well.

We will perform water testing to determine the best steps for action. We may recommend:

• Reverse osmosis systems
• UV water purifiers
• Water softeners
• Water filtration systems

That requires proper planning and careful installation, as well as important services like water testing. But the result is not just cleaner, safer water. It can make bathing more comfortable, reduce the crusty buildup on faucet heads, and reduce the punishment hard water inflicts upon your clothes. Your quality of life goes up, and in the event of an emergency, it may just save your family from sickness or worse.