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As a homeowner, you want your family to have consistent access to safe, clean drinking water. At first glance, a whole-home filtration system may sound like the perfect solution, but you may be wondering if they’re worth the investment. Top water concerns in Clearwater and surrounding communities include hard water, sediment, chlorine and other potential chemical and biological contaminants. Fortunately, water purification systems are available that can reduce or even eliminate many of these problems

Have you ever taken a sip of tap water and noticed something funky? While tap water is technically potable, it can still have a lot of impurities. Therefore, many homeowners choose to install a whole house water filter. To see if a whole house water filter is right for your home, it’s helpful to learn a little about how they work. Quick Takeaways Here are the basics you need to know: Whole house water filters

People are more conscious than ever of the quality of their food and water, and Clearwater residents are no exception. Annual water quality testing reports reveal the water quality in the area and include all contaminants detected. The problem, though, is that the contaminant levels vary daily, and the reports are published well into the following year, so they’re accurate and helpful only in retrospect. Even when contaminants are within federal, state, and local guidelines,

Need to repair a blocked, cracked or damaged sewer pipe? Instead of more invasive, traditional methods that require complete excavation and replacement, consider professional pipe relining services. This technology allows you to repair damaged piping at a lower cost without disrupting or tearing up your property. Here, we’ll cover the process, potential benefits and when professional plumbers recommend it as an alternative to traditional sewer pipe repair methods. Quick Takeaways Pipe relining is a trenchless

Is it time to replace your sewer line? If so, you might be worried about major digging — and major damage — on your property. These days, however, there’s a really convenient method for getting rid of underground pipes and installing new ones. This process is a form of trenchless sewer replacement called pipe bursting. It requires minimal digging and, thankfully, minimal disruption. How does pipe bursting work? Well, let’s examine this game-changing, time-saving, lawn-protecting

Low water pressure can be frustrating as it may make it difficult to take a shower, flush your toilet or wash dishes. In some cases, it’s caused by increased demand in your community, a clogged line or some other relatively minor issue. However, in some cases, it may signal that your water line needs to be replaced. In either event, it’s generally best to call a plumber if you have concerns about your home’s water

Why is my water brown? When you’re used to having easy access to fresh, clean water, seeing dirty, discolored liquid pouring from your faucet can be understandably unnerving. As ominous as it looks, however, brown water isn’t necessarily a reason for panic. While it sometimes signals serious trouble brewing within your plumbing system, it can also be a harmless and temporary water supply issue. To understand what’s going on, let’s break it all down: What

When you replace your tired bathtub with a versatile, walk-in shower, you’ll be amazed at the dramatic results. This two to three-day project can literally transform a dated, obsolete bathroom into a contemporary, spa-like haven in as little as two or three days. Our bath to shower conversion pros make the whole project painless, from the planning to cost considerations. They work within your budget and meet your timeline for a fabulous outcome. Quick Takeaways

How Long to Install a Shower: What to Expect How Long Does It Take to Install a Shower? Depending on the scope of your project, a new shower could be installed in as little as a day. In many cases, it will take two to three days when you take prep work and other considerations into account. Let’s take a closer look at what impacts a shower installation timeline and whether you should do it