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We've installed hundreds of custom water treatment solutions for our customers in Maryland and Pennsylvania and we've discovered each home's water quality is different.
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WATER TREATMENT SERVICES IN PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND
Customized Water Treatment Solutions
Tailored water treatment plans based on thorough testing and identification of specific contaminants in your water supply.
Advanced Filtration Technologies
Utilizing the latest in water filtration, such as reverse osmosis and carbon filtration, they ensure your water is free from a wide range of impurities, including bacteria, rust, algae, and excess chlorine.
Professional Maintenance and Support
Ongoing support and maintenance, ensuring your water treatment systems operate efficiently and continue to provide clean, safe water without interruption.
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Water Treatment in Pennsylvania and Maryland: Ensuring Safe and Pure Water
Water is the lifeblood of our homes, and its quality directly impacts our health and well-being. In Pennsylvania and Maryland, while we are blessed with abundant water sources, we also face unique challenges regarding water quality. At Wenger Services LLC, we are committed to addressing these challenges and providing our customers with safe, pure water.
Common Water Quality Issues in PA and MD
Pennsylvania:
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Bacterial contamination (coliform and E. coli)
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Sulfur (hydrogen sulfide)
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Hard water
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Lead from old pipes
Maryland:
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PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances)
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Agricultural runoff (fertilizers, pesticides)
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Industrial pollutants
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Hard water
Our Approach to Water Treatment
We take a comprehensive approach to water treatment:
Assessment & Water Testing
We start with a thorough evaluation of your water system to identify any contaminants or issues specific to your location.
Our skilled technicians use advanced water testing methods to pinpoint the exact nature of the problem. We may even need to ship your water test to our Westminster partner to identify any biological or micro-causes in your water.
Tailored Solutions For Your Water
Based on the assessment, we design a customized water treatment plan that addresses your specific needs.
We offer a range of services, including whole-house water filtration, reverse osmosis systems, and maintenance for existing setups.
State of the Art Technology
We utilize the latest technology in water treatment to ensure efficiency and effectiveness.
Our systems are designed to remove a wide variety of contaminants, from sediment and chlorine to heavy metals and bacteria.
Water Treatment Maintenance
We provide ongoing maintenance to keep your water treatment system in optimal condition. Our team is always available to answer your questions and provide support.
If you need to order filters, replace your solar salt, or adjust your pH levels, we can help!
Have You Noticed These Water Treatment Challenges?
Have you noticed your water seems discolored, but you're unsure why? There could be bacteria or rust entering your water from your pipes. We can get to the root cause and reveal the crystal clear reason behind your discolored water. Our industry leading approach and destroy the harmful bacterial and eliminate rust from your water piping system.
Water Treatment FAQs
1. What is meant by water treatment?
Water treatment is the process of removing unwanted substances from water to make it safe and suitable for its intended use, such as drinking, industrial use, or environmental discharge.
2. What are the four types of water treatment?
The four main types of water treatment are:
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Surface water treatment: Treating water from rivers, lakes, and reservoirs.
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Groundwater treatment: Treating water from wells and aquifers.
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Seawater treatment: Desalinating seawater for drinking or other uses.
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Wastewater treatment: Cleaning sewage or industrial waste before discharging it into the environment.
For homeowners in Pennsylvania and Maryland, we'll be performing groundwater treatment.
3. What are the 7 steps for water treatment?
The seven steps for water treatment are:
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Water collection from the source
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Pre-treatment: Removing large debris and adjusting the water flow.
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Coagulation: Adding chemicals to form flocs.
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Flocculation: Mixing to form larger flocs.
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Sedimentation: Settling of flocs.
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Filtration: Removing remaining particles.
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Disinfection: Ensuring water is free from harmful microorganisms.
4. Why is chlorine added to drinking water?
Chlorine is added to drinking water to kill or inactivate disease-causing microorganisms and to maintain water quality in the distribution system. We can add components to your water treatment system to filter out or minimize chlorine.
5. How do you treat contaminated water?
To treat contaminated water:
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Identify specific contaminants through water testing.
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Select appropriate treatment methods such as coagulation, filtration, disinfection, or advanced techniques like reverse osmosis, based on the contaminants present.
6. How often should I have my water tested?
Research suggests testing wells yearly for bacteria, every 3-5 years for others.
7. What are the common signs of water contamination?
Signs include bad taste, odor, discoloration, sediment, stains, or health issues.
8. What is the difference between hard and soft water?
Hard water has high calcium/magnesium, causing scaling; soft water, treated, reduces this.
9. Is it safe to drink water from a well without treatment?
Generally not, due to potential bacteria, nitrates, or pollutants; test and treat.
10. What is the role of pH in water treatment?
pH affects chemical effectiveness and mineral solubility, crucial for optimal treatment.