Modern Plumbing Industries, Inc. Blog: Archive for the ‘Water Treatment Systems’ Category

It’s Important to Test Your Water Treatment System: Here’s Why

Monday, March 20th, 2023
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The human body is approximately 60% water. In some cases, it’s even higher: 75% of an infant’s body is water. This fact makes it obvious that drinking plenty of water is critical for human health. But what about the source of that water? Is your drinking water clean enough to keep you healthy?

There are a variety of water treatment systems available to help ensure that your drinking water is clean. How can you select the right water treatment system? How can you be sure that it’s working properly? And how can you keep it working well in the long term? 

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When to Invest in Water Treatment

Monday, September 19th, 2022
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The water you drink should be clean and clear. It should smell and taste fresh. It shouldn’t leave residue on anything, and most importantly, it shouldn’t make anyone sick. Perhaps you’re reading this because you’re experiencing something with your water quality that doesn’t seem quite right. Or perhaps you’re a homeowner who just wants to make sure that your water is the best that it can be. At Modern Plumbing Industries, we’re committed to making sure you have the resources you need to make your water clean and safe for everyone in your home.

Water can be treated in a variety of ways. There are water softeners for hard water, and many options for water filters and water purifiers. Different systems solve different problems, and testing is necessary to determine exactly what the problems are. How do you know if it’s time to get your water tested and look into water treatment service in Winter Park, FL? Here are several indications to look for.

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How Long Do Water Softeners Last?

Monday, May 17th, 2021

swirling-drainWhen you buy any type of HVAC system, we know that you’re buying it with the intention of it lasting as long as it possibly can. We know that this applies to your water softener as well. Finding a great water softener and getting it to last is important. It’s also necessary in a place like Orlando. If you’re wondering how long this system can last, then we’re here to answer your question.

We’re experts when it comes to water softeners in Orlando, FL. We’re going to let you know how long your water softener can last and what factors affect the lifespan of this system.

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Let’s Get Serious About Your Water Treatment Systems

Monday, August 24th, 2020

What’s the most important thing in your home here in Florida? We’re not talking about your prized possessions, your furry friends, or even your loved ones—we’re speaking very practically here. What’s one thing that you would struggle to go a week or even a day without? Your water!

If you don’t have high quality, clean water in your home then it’s a problem. You’re going to need a water treatment system in Orlando, FL. We know that it can be a little difficult to pinpoint what you need from the homeowner’s perspective. We get it. You might know that something is wrong, but you don’t know the source of the issue. Make sure that you’re yielding to professionals when you need great work.

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Could You Benefit From a Water Filtration System?

Monday, January 13th, 2020

water-filterSafe drinking water is a matter that concerns everyone. There are some places where there is a scarcity of clean drinking water. In such places, the quality of life is affected in significant ways. But, there is good news: thanks to water filtration systems, you can enjoy water of a higher quality than ever before in your own home.

A whole-house water purification system is just what you need to boost the quality of the water in your residence. Just remember that such systems require professional installation services. That’s where our professional plumbers come in.

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Here’s What You Ought to Know About Hard Water

Monday, October 7th, 2019

bathtubIf you have spent most of your life in Orlando, FL, you might know a thing or two about hard water. For those of you new to the city, you should know about hard water and why it can be a major problem for your household. If you’re not sure whether you have hard water, there are a few telltale signs:

  • Rings around your bathtub at the waterline.
  • White buildup on faucets and other water fixtures.
  • Difficulty in getting the soap to clean your dishes.
  • Your skin and hair are losing their luster.

These are some of the issues caused by hard water in your home. The consequences of a hard water problem can leave you with problems ranging from minor inconveniences to substantial damage. If you need professional help for water softener installation in Orlando, you can get in touch with us.

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Some Water Filter Cartridges You May Want to Use

Monday, September 10th, 2018

water-testing-at-sinkWater filtration is a valuable service for most homes in the area. The water that travels to your home may come from a municipal treatment plant, but it can pick up numerous contaminants as it travels through the pipes to your house. In Florida this can often be a problem in storm season, when groundwater seepage increases the number of potential pollutants.

There are many different water treatment systems you can have installed for your water purification in Orlando, FL needs. The different water filter cartridges available allow you excellent flexibility to deal with the specific impurities in your water supply. When you work with our water treatment specialists, they’ll ensure you end up with the ideal filters.

Below are a few of the more common water filter cartridges you may consider to help purify your home’s water.

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What Does a Reverse Osmosis Filter Actually Do?

Monday, July 30th, 2018

water-treatment-system-under-sinkWater treatment system installation and service is an important job that more and more plumbers are providing for their customers. Homeowners are more concerned than ever about pollutants that may be in their fresh drinking water, and thankfully there are numerous methods available to filter and purify the water coming into a home through the municipal water lines.

The difficult part of water treatment for a home is finding the right treatment system. One popular type is the reverse osmosis filter. It’s not ideal for all circumstances, but a professionally installed RO filter can remove many types of minute impurities: lead, fluoride, nitrates, sulfates, chlorine, chloramine, and pesticides. RO filters are also useful to pair with water softeners to prevent too much sodium from entering the water.

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How a Water Softener Can Save Your Water Heater

Monday, January 29th, 2018

Orlando-Water -eaterHard water is bad news for a home in many ways. Here are a few:

  • It makes it tough to work up soap lather, turning simple cleaning and showering into hassles.
  • It leaves buildup on the inside of pipes that lowers water pressure and leads to clogs.
  • It stains laundry and dishes and leads to faded clothing.

But worst of all the problems with hard water is what it does to water-using appliances. The water heater is the most vulnerable. Hard water and a water heater are a bad mixture—and it usually ends tragically for the water heater.

We recommend you call a plumber in Apopka, FL if you have hard water in your home. A plumber can install the best solution—a whole-house water softener. This fixes all the problems we mentioned above, and it may save your water heater from an early replacement.

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Do You Need to Schedule Water Testing?

Monday, December 4th, 2017

water-testing-at-sinkYou want to have clean water in your house for drinking and cooking, as well as to prevent issues with mineral build-up that can harm plumbing and appliances. The way to find out exactly what is affecting your water is to have specialists do water testing in your house. A week after the testing, you’ll receive a complete rundown on all the impurities and contaminants in the water supply so you can choose the right water treatment system to deal with them.

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