9 Reasons You Need Annual Home Water Testing for Your Home

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Everyone knows the importance of water testing for a new home – you want to ensure your pipes, well, water system, and more are functioning properly and providing healthy water for you and your family before you approve the purchase of your new home. Many homeowners, however, do not keep testing their home water after the initial […]

Inline Filter vs. Water Softener

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Water needs to be safe and clean as it directly impacts our health and well-being. In the past few decades, the quality of water has deteriorated. It has become a rule of thumb to treat the water in your home, no matter the source, to remove impurities before consuming it. Scientific techniques like water filtering […]

7 Questions to Ask Your Local Water Company

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When you’re purchasing a new house or commercial building, you are also investing into local utility systems. From water to electricity and gas, each resource has a set of systems and regulations tied to them.   So, how do you find out if the local water quality is satisfactory, and that your house will not face […]

What is Aerated Water? Aeration Water FAQs

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Water treatment is an important process from a sustainability point of view.    One of the major components of the water treatment process is aeration. Aerated Water simply means the process by which air is circulated and added to the wastewater. This is done to expedite the process of biodegradation of the pollutants existing in […]

The Benefits of Home Water Treatment and Water Filtration

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Do you know what’s in your water that determines its quality? If you’re like most people, the answer is probably “no.” But that’s a problem because having good water quality solutions is becoming more and more of an issue every day. It is important to invest in water treatment services. Home water treatment and excellent […]

5 Easiest Ways to Test Your Home Water Quality in Maryland

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To ensure good health, we make sure that the water we drink is clean. If you notice any odors or changes of taste in your tap water, the water may be contaminated and need water treatments.   In Maryland, of the 3300 public drinking water systems, about 100 had violations for lead or copper contaminations and […]

Water Treatment Breakdown: Why We Aerate Water

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Earth is 70% water, but we all know that only about 3% of that amount is freshwater, which we can use for drinking and cleaning purposes. This finite is why treating water is so important. But that’s not all.    Let’s take a look at why water treatment is necessary and how aeration can help […]

Bottled Water Vs. Filtered Water: A Water Quality Guide in Maryland

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Let’s be honest. Finding safe drinking water for your family can be a tad bit intimidating. It seems simple, but when you really start exploring your options, it can get overwhelming rather quickly!    The ongoing battle of bottled water versus filtered water is a heated topic that will continue for many more years to come. […]

Yes, Your Well Water Needs to be Filtered: Here’s Why

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Well Water Needs Filtered Heres Why There is no doubt that having clean drinking water is essential for survival. But the kind of world we live in, every element is contaminated and polluted by industrial waste and chemicals. That’s why filtering your well water is important for it to be safe for human consumption. And this is […]

National Water Service’s Featured Water Treatment Services in Maryland

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As a leading professional water company in Maryland for over 45 years, we have handled a lot of different jobs; every day, the job is different! We work with businesses, homeowners, city water systems, and wells to help create clean, potable drinking water for all of our clients. Working from Maryland down to Virginia on many different […]

Featured Water Treatment Equipment to Protect Your Home and Health

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National Water Service and other local professional water companies often have a wide variety of water treatment equipment and solutions for you to choose from. From businesses to homes, to well water to city supplied water, each water supply has different requirements to be safe, clean, and fresh directly from the pipes. While you rely […]

Understanding Different Water Contaminations in Maryland

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Do you know what is in your water? The U.S. General Accounting Office reports that there are serious deficiencies in water treatment plants in 75% of the states. More than 120 million people may get unsafe water, according to a study conducted by the Natural Resources Defense Council. As such, a lot of attention (rightfully so) […]

Understanding Water Treatment Systems from Cities to Well Water in Maryland

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Water Treatment Systems Maryland The most common question our professional water company receives from new customers is “what water treatment systems do I have and what are their functions?” When purchasing a new home, you also purchase all the water treatment systems the previous owners put in place. Without contacting a professional water company, it can […]

5 Common Mistakes in Selecting Water Treatment Systems

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There are a lot of people out there that like to take on a problem all on their own without calling a professional to help them. While a DIY approach can be beneficial in a variety of situations, selecting a water treatment system is not one of them. Attempting to handle your water treatment on […]

Infections That Can Be Prevented by Water Treatment and Purification

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  Many people still have homes that are hooked up to a private well that draws water into their house from an underground source. Homeowners tend to agree this is a safe and preferred method of obtaining water for their home since there are many methods of water purification that can be used to keep […]