A great deal of North American homes have hard water. In fact, the United States Geological Survey has discovered that 89.3 percent of U.S. homes have hard water. 85 percent of Canadian homes deal with hard water. While it’s generally safe to consume, it can cause some concerns in your home—like mineral buildup in your plumbing, problems with cleaning dishes and clothing, shortened appliance life and dry skin and hair.
That’s where Aramendia can pitch in with water softening solutions to take care of it. Whether you’re just starting your research on water softeners or you need water softener repair, our team of experts are here to help.
Benefits of Softening Hard Water
- Soft water can make for easier cleaning, longer appliance life, faster water heating and a cleaner plumbing system.
- Soft water is better at rinsing soap residue, which means you can have cleaner looking dishes, brighter clothes that don’t have soap residue trapped in them and cleaner sinks with decreased soap scum buildup.
- You’ll also use less detergent and cleaning supplies because they won’t be neutralized by the minerals and metals in hard water.
- Over time, hard water could cause buildup in your washing machine, dishwasher, water heater and any other appliance that uses water. This buildup can decrease the life of these appliances, lower their efficiency over time and may even cause you to need repairs on these items.
You could also notice a difference in the money you’re saving on cleaning supplies, with even more savings when it comes to your appliances. If you think you have a problem with hard water, one of our specialists can come out to check out your water softener and provide an idea of what’s happening. All of our work is covered by a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee*, so whether you need a repair or an installation of a new water softener, we’ll get the job completed as it should be the first go-round.
If you’ve got hard water problems like a lot of people, call Aramendia at
210-404-4233 or request an appointment online. We can get you set up with a new water softener installation.
Water Quality Alert!
The quality of your water varies by region, and is influenced by the processing your water goes through, local infrastructure such as construction, local industries such as mining and agriculture, and underground mineral deposits that your groundwater may be traveling through. To educate Americans, the Environmental Working Group (EWG), maintains a database of more than 30 million state records of tap water tests, and available online 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.