Professional Newmarket Drinking Water System

Not every home needs the same kind of water system. It depends on your water source, your setup, and what problems you are trying to fix. Here are some popular systems Newmarket homeowners often choose:

1. Reverse Osmosis Systems

This system gives you clean, pure water by removing things like lead, bacteria, and other unwanted particles. It’s a solid choice if you are looking for better-tasting and safer water. We usually install it right under the kitchen sink, so it’s always within reach when you need it.

2. Carbon Filtration Systems

Carbon filters help get rid of chlorine, odd smells, and weird flavours in your water. They are simple, don’t need a lot of space, and work well for everyday use. If you want an easy upgrade, this one’s worth it.

3. UV Water Purification

UV systems kill bacteria and viruses using light. It’s a smart choice for anyone who’s worried about germs but doesn’t want anything added to their water. It’s a safe, clean, and low-maintenance method. 

4. Water Softeners

If your water leaves spots on your taps or makes your skin feel dry, it’s due to hard water. A softener removes extra minerals like calcium and magnesium, helping protect your pipes, appliances, and fixtures. We can install one fast, and you’ll notice the difference right away

Not sure if it’s time to upgrade your water setup? Watch out for these signs:

• You are tired of spending money on bottled water.
• Tap water tastes weird or has a strong smell.
• White marks keep showing up on your sinks or faucets.
• Your kettle or dishwasher has visible scale buildup.
• The water smells like chlorine or has a chemical-like scent.

Many people assume tap water is always safe. But in reality, it often carries unwanted stuff like chlorine, lead, bacteria, and other particles you don’t want in your glass. In fact, reports from groups like the Environmental Working Group (EWG) show millions of Canadians drink water with unsafe levels of pollutants. 

1. Healthier Water

Even if your water looks clean, it can still carry bacteria, chemicals, or metals. Germs like E. coli or Cryptosporidium can slip in without any warning signs. A proper filtration system removes these and gives you safer water for cooking, drinking, and washing fruits or veggies.

2. Better Taste and Smell

If your water smells like bleach or has a bitter taste, that’s likely chlorine or other disinfectants used during treatment. A good filter takes care of that, giving you fresher, better-tasting water straight from the tap.

3. Protects Plumbing and Appliances

Hard water builds up minerals like calcium and magnesium inside pipes and appliances. Over time, this can clog lines and wear down your dishwasher, washing machine, and more. A water softener removes minerals and keeps your plumbing in better shape.

4. Cost Savings

Buying bottled water every day adds up fast. A few bottles a day could cost you over $1,500 a year. In comparison, a home filtration system is a one-time setup with low yearly upkeep. 

5. Eco-Friendly Choice

Tons of plastic bottles end up in landfills or oceans. Switching to filtered tap water cuts down on your plastic use and helps protect the environment. It’s a small change that makes a big difference.

Getting a drinking water system set up in your home is a smart move. It connects directly to your main supply and filters water right from the source. At TrustFlow Plumbing and Heating, here is how we make it easy for Newmarket homeowners:

Step 1: Consultation and Water Testing

One of our licensed plumbers visits your place to test the water. We check for things like chlorine, bacteria, and hardness. This helps us understand what kind of system will actually solve your water problems.

Step 2: Pick the Right System

Based on the test results, we walk you through your options, including reverse osmosis, UV purifiers, carbon filters, or softeners. You get to choose what fits your home or business best.

Step 3: Professional Installation

Once you decide, we handle the full setup. We connect the system to your water line and make sure everything runs the way it should.

Step 4: Maintenance and Replacement

We don’t just install and walk away. We offer regular maintenance, filter changes, and system checks so your water stays clean year-round.

Once your water system is in place, a little upkeep goes a long way. Here is how to make sure it keeps doing its job in your Newmarket home:

• Clean the system regularly to avoid dirt or mineral buildup.
• Swap out the filters as recommended.
• Book a professional check-up once in a while to catch any issues early.
• Test your water every few months to make sure it’s still safe and clear.

homes need just a basic carbon filter, while others may need a reverse osmosis setup or a water softener to deal with hard water. Our Newmarket plumbers can help you decide what fits best.

Factors to Consider:

• Make sure you have room for the system you choose.
• Consider issues like chlorine, minerals, or bacteria in your water.
• Think about how much water your household uses each day.
• Factor in both the system’s cost and the ongoing maintenance fees.

Even the best drinking water systems can run into issues from time to time. Here is what you might face and how to solve it:

1. Slow Water Flow

If your water flow seems weak, it’s often due to clogged filters or low water pressure. Simply replacing the filters on time should get the flow back to normal.

2. Bad Taste or Odor

A bad taste or smell usually means an old filter or bacteria buildup. Cleaning the system and replacing the filter should take care of the problem.

3. Leaking System

Leaks are usually caused by loose connections, cracked tubing, or worn-out seals. Check for any drips or wet spots. Tighten the fittings if needed, but if leaks keep happening, call a Newmarket plumber to inspect the system.

4. Hard Water Issues

White spots or buildup on taps and appliances mean hard water is slipping through. This could be due to a misadjusted softener or worn resin beads. Resetting the softener or replacing the resin should fix it.