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HOW TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY IN YOUR HOME

In this Presentation you will get to know about tips to improving water quality at your home which includes testing your water at home, installing water softener, installing filtration system, inspect your pipes etc. Neighborhood plumbing offers professional plumbing service in Pittsburgh you can call them any time. Visit us https://www.theneighborhoodplumbing.com/<br>

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HOW TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY IN YOUR HOME

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  1. HOW TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY IN YOUR HOME by Neighborhood Plumbing

  2. TEST YOUR WATER You should begin by testing your water to see if there are any toxins in it. Simply get a test kit from your local home improvement store and do a water test. If you discover that the water contains impurities or other components that may have an impact on its quality, contact a professional plumber in Pittsburgh to assist you in improving your water quality.

  3. INSTALL A WATER SOFTENER A water softener, as the name implies, removes calcium and magnesium ions from hard water through an ion exchange mechanism, resulting in softened water. This plumbing item is installed at the water's entrance point into a residence to remove the minerals that create hard water, so helping to improve water quality.

  4. INSTALL A WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM Installing a whole-house water filter in your home is another excellent approach to improve the quality of your water. A water filtration system is intended to remove dangerous minerals, bacteria, heavy metals, chemicals, and other impurities from water entering your home.

  5. INSPECT YOUR PIPES REGULARLY The overall condition of your home's pipe system and other plumbing systems can have an impact on the quality of your water. Not only are older pipes prone to corrosion and pinhole leaks, but they may also be a source of lead and copper exposure. A professional plumber should evaluate your piping system on a regular basis to ensure that your pipes and plumbing devices, such as water heaters and tap faucets, are in good working order.

  6. Contact Us www.theneighborhoodplumbing.com 412-440-5900 651 Holiday Dr. Plaza 5, Suite 400A, Pittsburgh, PA 15220

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