Common Water Problems in West Michigan

What are you noticing?

Hard water

Scale on fixtures, soap residue and spots on dishes can point to hardness. A water assessment can measure hardness and help you compare treatment options. Learn about hard water.

Iron staining

Orange or rust-colored staining can have several causes. Assessing your water helps identify an appropriate approach. Learn about iron staining.

Sulfur or rotten-egg odor

Odor may involve the water source, plumbing or water heater. Tell us whether it occurs in hot water, cold water or both. Learn about sulfur smell.

PFAS concerns

We do not perform PFAS testing. A qualified laboratory can test for PFAS. If treatment is appropriate, ask about a specific system’s documented capabilities and maintenance requirements. Learn about PFAS concerns.

Skin and hair feel

Water hardness can affect soap residue and how washing feels, but dryness has many possible causes. Water treatment is not a medical treatment. Explore water quality and washing.

Testing before treatment

Water conditions vary by source and home. Appearance, taste and odor cannot establish whether water is safe. Our free assessment covers basic water characteristics; it is not a comprehensive safety certification. Ask a qualified laboratory about testing for contaminants of concern.