FAQ About Water Purification Systems & Water Testing
At Texas Water Systems, we’re all about helping folks in the Houston, TX area get clean, safe water from their taps, whether it’s at home or at your business. We’ve got all kinds of solutions to fit your needs.
If you’re a homeowner, our residential water filtration systems make sure you’ve got fresh, filtered drinking water right at your sink. Got a business? Our commercial water filtration systems are built tough to handle bigger jobs and industry standards. Not sure what you need? Start with our professional water testing—we’ll check out what’s in your water and suggest the best purification system for you.
Already have a softener? We do water softener system repair too, so your equipment keeps working like it should.
Check out our FAQs if you want to learn more about water testing or why having a water purification system matters. And if you still have questions, don’t hesitate to
give us a call. Want to get your water tested or thinking about a new system? Our team’s ready to help—just reach out!
How to get my home’s or business’s water tested?
One of the most reliable ways to have your home’s or business's water tested is to contact a local water purification company. They have the proper tools and techniques to accurately measure the contaminants in your water.
Why does my water stain my sink, plates, and tub brown?
If you have brown water stains, this is likely due to excess iron or manganese in your water. One of the best ways to avoid future staining is to have a water purification system installed. Then, you won't have to worry about furiously scrubbing away unwanted stains.
What is the difference between soft and hard water?
Soft water is lower in minerals than hard water. Hard water often contains iron, magnesium, calcium, sulfates, chlorides, and more.
Why is soft water better?
It is important to have hard water filtration done if your water contains too many minerals. Hard water often causes issues such as dry skin, brittle hair, limescale corrosion on sinks and tubs, and other problems.
