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Water supplied to your Kewaskum home is sourced from 5 groundwater wells throughout the area. As water from these wells flows to your home, it will pick up contaminants along the way. These various contaminants can cause issues for your home such as buildup on plumbing and appliances, poor smell or taste, among other issues. Any form of drinking water is subject to at least small amounts of contaminants – even bottled water. One of the most common water issues in Kewaskum is hard water.
Hard water in Kewaskum is most commonly recognized by white/chalky buildup on dishes, plumbing, and appliances. Hard water is not hazardous to your health, but can cause a number of issues for your home including appliance failure. A Guthrie & Frey water softener helps to alleviate these issues so you can enjoy soft water in your home.
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Contaminant
About the Contaminant
Signs of the Contaminant
Contaminant
About the Contaminant
Signs of the Contaminant
Hard Water
Although not harmful to your health in small amounts, it can have severely negative effects on appliances causing them to have a short lifespan.
White chalky buildup on fixtures and appliances. Water leaves spots on glasses and dishes.
Contaminant
About the Contaminant
Signs of the Contaminant
Iron
Although small amounts do not have a negative effect on your health, Iron is a contaminant that contains bacteria that feed off it. However, large amounts of iron can be hazardous to your health. Iron does not blend well with soap, leaving residue on your bathtub, appliances, and skin (causing clogged pores).
Metallic taste which carries into your food and beverages.
Leaves orange/red stains on anything water touches.
Iron residue build up can cause pipes to clog, thus decreasing water pressure in your home.
Contaminant
About the Contaminant
Signs of the Contaminant
Arsenic
Arsenic has been found in several area homes causing negative effects on homeowner’s health.
The only way to detect arsenic is to have your water professionally tested.
A: The natural and artificial minerals and contaminants that water picks up as it flows into your home are what causes hard water. Calcium and magnesium are some of the most common minerals found in hard water.
A: If properly maintained, your water softener can last 15-20 years!
A: Kewaskum water hardness is 25-26 grains of hardness. This is considered “very hard water,” which is why several homeowners choose to install a home water softener.
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Residential
Hard water can be much more problematic than you think. It can cause buildup of mineral scale inside your appliances and plumbing.
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Residential
The Guthrie & Frey Twin Alternating Water Softener provides a continuous supply of softened water with no downtime for regeneration.
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You cannot taste, smell or see arsenic. Testing is the only way to identify arsenic in drinking water. Let Guthrie & Frey identify whether you water contains arsenic.
Schedule automatic salt delivery, hassle-free. Guthrie & Frey will place the salt right into your brine tank on your scheduled day, perform a visual inspection of your equipment, and haul the empty bags away.
Homeowners in West Bend deserve to have the best water quality in their homes, and we are honored to be a part of this. A professional water treatment system by Guthrie & Frey can help bring you the water you’ve been dreaming of!
The water hardness in Jackson, WI contains 22 grains of hardness. Learn how to bring soft water into your home with Guthrie & Frey.
While most residents get their drinking water from municipal wells, over 10,000 homes in the area have private wells. Municipal and private wells provide their own unique challenges that vary based on the depth of your well indicating what contaminants will be in your water.