A number of environmental factors can plague your home’s well water. Every well is different, don’t be fooled into thinking there is one water filter system, or one combination of reverse osmosis systems, that will fix all well water. Click below to see Paragon H2O’s well water treatment solutions for the most common well water problems.
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If you have a private well, it’s important to know what’s in your water to keep your family safe. A professional test can check for bacteria, nitrates, heavy metals, and other contaminants. Testing your water also helps determine if you need additional treatment, like a well water system, a water filter, or a reverse osmosis system. Regular testing ensures that your home’s water is clean, safe, and healthy for drinking, cooking, and bathing. Many homeowners in Texas in Dallas, Fort Worth, and Houston rely on Paragon Water to test and treat their well water effectively.
Well water can be safe to drink, but it depends on what’s in it. Unlike city water, private wells aren’t treated or tested regularly, so they can contain bacteria, nitrates, or other contaminants. That’s why it’s important to have your water tested and, if needed, treated with a well water system, water filter, or reverse osmosis system. Using the right water treatment helps ensure your water is clean, safe, and healthy for your family to drink, cook with, and use throughout your home.
It’s recommended to test your well water at least once a year. Testing more often is wise if you notice changes in taste, smell, or appearance. Using a well water system, water filter, or reverse osmosis system after testing ensures your water stays safe and healthy.
DFW well water often contains hard water minerals like calcium and magnesium, iron, manganese, sulfur, and bacteria. Our well water treatment solutions target these contaminants to improve water quality and household efficiency.
A water softener reduces hardness in well water caused by calcium and magnesium, preventing scale buildup in pipes, water heaters, and appliances. Our trusted water softener company in DFW can recommend the right system for your home.
Signs that your well water may need treatment include cloudy water, stains on sinks or fixtures, strong odors, and dry skin or hair. Our certified water softener company can perform a water test and recommend the right well water treatment solution.
It's best to trust your local certified water softener installation team when it comes to your home's or business' water.
