Is your water healthy? Find out today! Education is the first step to understanding the quality of your water. Our complimentary in-home water test reveals what contaminates are present, and provides education and cost savings. Call to learn more about getting your water quality tested.
Water is a gift from Mother Nature, and over time humans have severely altered it’s purity through growth and industrialization. When water comes into our homes, most of us aren’t aware of the pollution, chemicals and contaminates it has collected along the way. It is our goal to create awareness about what is in your water and to educate you about the solutions to eliminating the toxicity.
Purifying your water is not just our job, but our passion. Our education doesn’t stop with the implementation of a water filtration program. We are dedicated to providing education and awareness on a regular basis and answering your questions whenever they arise. Our on-going research ensures that we will always have the latest technology to apply to our water treatment equipment.
Education is the key to clean water, and clean water is the key to a healthier life. Let The Source H2O help you change your life through clean water.
There is a wide range of water pollution in the Rocky Mountain region. Understanding what’s right for you and your family is important because contamination is a common issue facing rural and city residents.
Common sources of water pollution can include: microorganisms, nitrates, heavy metals, bacteria, industrial products, household wastes and much more.
Natural water sources contain dissolved substances and suspended particles which can lead to disease causing organisms. This is true of “fresh” mountain streams, well water, and even municipally treated water systems. To achieve pure water, The Source H2O offers a full line of water treatment and purification equipment.
A whole-home filtration system can eliminate contaminates from your water, and eliminate the cost of bottled water by providing clean, great tasting water straight from your tap! This helps you, your budget, and the environment. Win, win, win!!
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The importance of a water test is to know what contaminants are in your water so that you can treat it properly. Poor water quality not only affects your drinking water, but also the water used in a variety of household functions. Contaminated water used for cooking may affect your health, while an excess of certain minerals can hamper cleaning activities in your laundry room or bathroom. Call to get your water tested at no charge.
Call now to learn about how a whole-home water system can save you money and improve your quality of life.
The Source H2O’s product line is manufactured in the USA in over 2 million square feet of manufacturing facilities. We apply the latest technology to our water treatment equipment, so it is designed to last a lifetime! Our on-going research ensures that you will receive the most advanced products available. The Source H2O’s goal is to be the people’s choice for higher quality water, nationwide!
Whether you are on well, city, or private water supply, you should always test your water to ensure that you’re using the purest water available. Where you live or what you are living next to can affect the quality of your water. Here are a few key indicators that it’s time for a complimentary water test from The Source H2O:
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Iron – Levels as low as 0.2 to 0.3 ppm will usually cause brown or reddish staining of laundry and plumbing fixtures. The presence of iron bacteria in water supplies will often cause these symptoms at even lower levels. MCL = 0.3 ppm.
pH – The intensity of the acid or alkaline condition of a solution. A pH of 7.5 – 8.5 is recommended.
Manganese – Seldom found alone in water; you can expect Iron to also be present. The color black is often seen in some regard when manganese is present. MCL = 0.05 ppm.
Sulfur – The most obvious sign of a sulfur problem is the distinctive “rotten egg” odor of hydrogen sulfide gas. As with odors caused by iron bacteria, the sulfur smell may only be noticeable when the water hasn’t been run for several hours.
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) – Refers to minerals, salts and metals dissolved in water. This includes anything present in the water other than pure water and suspended solids. MCL = 500 ppm.
Nitrates – Naturally found in many types of food. High levels of nitrates in drinking water, however, can make you sick. Nitrates in your well water can come from animal waste, septic systems, flooded sewers, water runoff, fertilizers and decaying plants. MCL = 10 ppm.
Hardness – Can cause too much soap / detergent usage and also scaling. Hardness is caused primarily by Calcium and Magnesium.
Sodium – The average intake of sodium from water is only a small fraction of that consumed in a normal diet. People suffering from certain medical conditions, such as hypertension, may require a sodium restricted diet. In this case, the intake of sodium from drinking water could become significant. MCL = 150 ppm.
Chlorination – The most common solution used for disinfecting water. Not all types of bacteria are harmful. Biological contamination has two forms, pathogenic (disease causing) and non-pathogenic (non-disease causing). All water supplies should be tested for biological content prior to use and consumption.
Turbidity – Refers to how clear the water is. The higher the amount of total suspended solids (TSS), the higher the turbidity levels are, and the cloudier the water appears. It may be clay and silt from shoreline erosion, bottom sediments, or organic debris from stream and wastewater discharge.
Arsenic – Can cause stomach pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, numbness in hands and feet, partial paralysis, and blindness. It can also cause damage to the skin, circulatory system, and increase the risk of cancer. MCL = .01 or .05 (depending on local standards for your area).
Chances are that if you haven’t had your water tested recently, there could be hard water issues or harmful contaminates present.
Well water testing should be conducted every Spring to make sure there are no mechanical problems, and at least once each year for total coli-form bacteria, nitrate, TDS, pH, and mineral content amounts.
Every three years you should test your water for sulfate, chloride, iron, manganese, lead and hardness.
If a new baby is expected in the home, it is a good idea to test for nitrate in the early months of pregnancy, before bringing an infant home, and again during the first six months of the baby’s life.
It’s also a good idea to conduct a water test if you’ve repaired or replaced a well or old pipes.
We provide complimentary water testing, but for a more detailed inquiry into well water we recommend an independent test from a laboratory, health department, or your local municipal water provider. We have formed strategic partnerships with several reputable testing facilities including CSU and the National Testing Laboratories. Together, we will determine what course of action is right for you!