If you need assistance our Free Water Analysis for Yakima and Kittitas counties is available.  There are times when you should seek professional assistance to ensure the water quality in your home meets the highest standards. Here are the signs we recommend paying attention to in order to decide if you need to take action and get professional help for your home drinking water.   Unusual Taste or Odor: One of the first indicators of potential water quality issues is a noticeable change in taste or odor. Trust your senses and if your water starts to have a strange or unpleasant ta ..read more

Do you ever stop to wonder about the quality of the water flowing through your faucet? As Central Washington homeowners, our region is known for its variety of landscapes and bountiful agriculture, but what about the water that quenches our thirst and fills our homes? Whole home water filtration systems are becoming an increasingly valuable  investment for families in Central Washington. The H2O Lowdown: Central Washington’s Water Quality First things first, let’s talk about the water we’re working with. Central Washington is renowned for its high-quality water sources, mainly derive ..read more

Many homeowners in the Yakima Valley face the decision of investing in water filtration systems to ensure clean, safe, and fresh tasting water. Two popular options are whole house filtration systems and under-sink systems. In this blog post, we’ll explore the differences between these two options and help you make the right choice for your Central Washington home. Whole House Filtration Systems Pros: Comprehensive Coverage: Whole house filtration systems filter water at the main entry point, ensuring that every tap and fixture receives treated water. This is especially beneficial in Central W ..read more

If you’re a homeowner in the Yakima area, there is a good chance you rely on a well for your water supply. While a well can provide us with fresh and clean water, it also requires some essential equipment to ensure a steady and reliable water flow. A crucial component of a well system is the well pressure tank. But how does a well pressure tank work work, and why is it essential? Let’s dive in! The Heart of the Well System Much like the how the human heart works to serve the entire body, the well pressure tank is the central component of a larger system that ensures consistent water pressure i ..read more

Here in Yakima, WA, understanding the hardness and softness of the water in your home is a common conversation starter. With the impact of agricultural run-off and many of us utilizing well water, we have to work hard to make sure our families have the best possible drinking water. Sometimes it’s hard to know if you need to take action to mitigate the effects of hard water in your home. Hard water can be hard on your homes plumbing, appliances, fixtures and the health of your family. Fortunately, there are several indicators that can help you determine if your water is soft enough for daily us ..read more

In Yakima, Washington, where water quality can vary, it’s essential to have a reliable water filtration system that ensures clean and safe water for you and your family. With numerous options available, choosing the best water filtration system can be overwhelming. We’re big big fans of Eco-Water products, but before you jump into making decisions, it’s important you understand the various aspects to consider regarding your home water filtration system. Fear not! In this guide, we’ll help you navigate through the choices and find the perfect filtration system tailored to your Yakima area needs ..read more

Water filtration systems are increasingly important for Yakima Valley homeowners that are reliant on well water for their daily use. While these systems are designed to last for a long time, regular maintenance is necessary to keep them functioning efficiently. The biggest problems we see in our maintenance calls are a result of homeowners neglecting to maintain their water filtration systems. This leads to malfunctions and poor water quality. Here’s how you can help your water filtration system function at peak efficiency. 1. Change the filters regularly Filters are the most important compone ..read more

Water hardness is a measure of the amount of dissolved minerals in water, mainly calcium and magnesium. These minerals are naturally occurring and are picked up as water passes through rocks and soil. Hard water is generally safe to drink and use for other purposes, but it can cause a variety of issues. Whether or not you choose to treat your hard water with a water softener depends on a few factors, including the level of hardness in your water, your personal preferences, and the potential effects of hard water on your home. Water hardness is measured in grains per gallon (GPG) or parts per m ..read more

Groundwater is a crucial source of drinking water for those of us that call Yakima Valley home. Contamination of ground water can happen through a variety of sources and it’s important to monitor contaminate levels in your home’s drinking water and take action when needed. Elevated Nitrates Can Cause Health Issues One of the most common groundwater contaminants here in the Yakima area are nitrates. Elevated levels of these contaminates can case significant health issues especially for infants and young children. Nitrates are naturally occurring compounds that can be found in soil and groundwat ..read more

Perhap you’ve taken the first step and installed your water softener. Great job! However, impurities may remain in your water after being process by a water softener. By adding a reverse osmosis system alongside your water softern you can remove remaining impurities in your water. You can be ensured that your are providing perfect drinking water in your home. Here’s why reverse osmosis systems and water softeners work fantastic together and you should consider both for your home or commercial space: Provide the highest quality water for your family Adding a reverse osmosis system to your drink ..read more