What to Do if I Have Lead in My Water
AUGUST 5, 2026Your first thoughts on learning you might have lead in your water were likely about protecting your family. The good news is that lead contamination is solvable. Start with immediate steps to reduce exposure today, then move to professional testing and long-term filtration solutions. Lead is odorless, tasteless and invisible, but you can still address it to restore your peace of mind. What Should You...
What Bacteria Can Be Found in Drinking Water?
FEBRUARY 2, 2021Most people assume that public water is always bacteria-free. After all, public water systems are designed to deliver water that is safe to drink and to use for daily tasks like...
What Are the Effects of Iron in Water?
AUGUST 12, 2020If you live in an area like eastern Pennsylvania with many iron deposits in the surrounding limestone and dolomite, chances are you may have high concentrations of iron in your...
How Water Benefits the Body
JUNE 2, 2020Understanding the benefits of water can help you improve your health, boost energy levels and feel better throughout the day. Good hydration is essential for proper body and brain functioning,...
The Best Water for Your Aquarium
MAY 21, 2020Home aquariums can enhance your home aesthetic and mood. You know how important it is that your fish have a beneficial aquatic environment so they stay healthy for as long...
What to Know About Owning a Well
MAY 7, 2020If you’re buying a house with a well and have never owned one before, you may be wondering how well water is different from public water and whether it can...
What Size Water Softener Do I Need?
MARCH 3, 2020Pennsylvania’s limestone bedrock causes high water hardness in the Greater Lehigh Valley, making a water softener essential to avoid common hard water problems like scale buildup, soap scum and appliance...