According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), drinking water can normally be expected to comprise at least minor quantities of contaminants. A lot of people pick water filter solutions to defend themselves from as many of these contaminants as possible. There are several other ways that you can you consume these water contaminants as well, but Midway Services can help destroy them all with a whole-house water filter.
A whole-house water filtration system can eliminate the chemicals you could consume or that your skin can absorb. This chemical-free solution will filter out heavy metals, chlorine, lead, industrial volatile chemicals and a variety of toxins—including trihalomethanes (THMs). So, not only is a whole-house water filter important for better tasting, odor-free water—it’s beneficial for the healthiness of your family members!
The team at Midway Services is knowledgeable in water filtration, so if you have any concerns about the water filters we offer, don’t hesitate to contact us. The advantages of a whole-house water filter can help every tap in your living space give drinkable, high-quality, odor-free water.
We have several water filtration solutions, including carbon, reverse-osmosis, magnetic and infrared products. No matter which you decide on, they all absorb contaminants and pollutants by pushing your unfiltered water through devices that can trap these harmful contaminants. Installation from Midway Services is easy and can be fitted next to all of your other plumbing and is backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee* so you can be confident you are getting the job done the right way the first time around.
Whole house water filtration is an easy upgrade for your Clearwater home and is simple to do. Send any questions our way and we’ll be happy to work with you to find the best option for your needs and budget. Give our expert team a call at 727-219-2471 or request an appointment online for a healthier home!
Water Quality Alert!
Your water quality varies by region, and is affected by the water treatment infrastructure in your community, local infrastructure such as roads, local industries such as mining and agriculture, and the presence of mineral deposits that your groundwater may be flowing through. To inform people, the Environmental Working Group (EWG), maintains a database of more than 30 million state records of tap water tests, and made it publicly available without registration or sign up so you can research if there are chemicals in your home's drinking water. With EWG's research showing that 81% of the facilities tested in the U.S. have chemicals linked to cancer present in them, you'll want to see for yourself what's in your water.