Top
Water Treatment

Water Treatment Systems in Grand Rapids

Providing Clean, Safe Water to Residents of West Michigan

Water treatment is a vital part of any plumbing system. Without it, the water that comes out of your faucet may be contaminated with harmful bacteria or other contaminants. At Vander Hyde Services, we provide water treatment system installation and maintenance in Grand Rapids and the surrounding areas. Our team of highly trained and experienced plumbers is dedicated to providing you with excellent service and support for your water treatment system.

If you are looking for a new system or are having trouble with your current water treatment system, give us a call. Our team is available 24/7 to help you with any water treatment system problem.

Types of Water Treatment Systems

There are many different types of water treatment systems available. Some are designed to treat the water right in your home while others are designed to treat the water before it goes into the water system of your home. The type of water treatment system you need will depend on the quality of your water.

Some common types of water treatment systems include:

  • Carbon filters - Carbon filters are designed to remove certain contaminants from your water. They are commonly used to remove chlorine, which can leave your water with a bad taste and odor.
  • Distillation systems - Distillation systems work by boiling your water and then collecting the water vapor that rises to the top. The vapor is then condensed back into clean water. Distillation systems are great for removing bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms from your water.
  • Reverse osmosis systems - Reverse osmosis systems work by pushing your water through a semi-permeable membrane. The membrane only allows water to pass through. Other contaminants, such as bacteria and other microorganisms are too big to fit through the membrane and are left behind. Reverse osmosis systems are great for removing many different types of contaminants from your water.
  • UV sterilizers - UV sterilizers use ultraviolet light to kill bacteria and other microorganisms in your water. These are great for removing bacteria from your water but do not remove other contaminants.

Signs You Need a Water Treatment System

Many people don't realize that their water is contaminated until they have a problem with their plumbing system. However, there are some signs that your water may be contaminated. Some signs include:

  • Bad taste or odor - If your water tastes or smells bad, it may be contaminated with bacteria or other contaminants.
  • Discolored water - If your water is changing color, it may be contaminated with metals or minerals that are changing the color of the water.
  • Foul-smelling water - If your water has a foul smell, it may be contaminated with bacteria or other microorganisms.
  • Cloudy water - If your water is turning cloudy, it may be contaminated with minerals or metals that are changing the color of the water.
  • Rashes or itching - If your water is contaminated with bacteria, it can cause rashes or itching.

Benefits of Investing in a Water Treatment System

Investing in a water treatment system for your home can have numerous benefits for you and your family. Not only does it provide clean, safe water for drinking and cooking, but it also has a positive impact on your overall health and well-being. Here are some key benefits of investing in a water treatment system:

  • Removes harmful contaminants: A water treatment system can remove harmful contaminants such as lead, chlorine, bacteria, and other impurities, ensuring that the water you consume is safe and healthy.
  • Improves taste and odor: By removing impurities and chemicals, a water treatment system can improve the taste and odor of your tap water, making it more enjoyable to drink and use for cooking.
  • Protects appliances and plumbing: Clean water can help extend the lifespan of your appliances and plumbing by reducing the buildup of limescale and other mineral deposits.
  • Reduces reliance on bottled water: With a water treatment system, you can reduce your reliance on bottled water, saving money and reducing plastic waste.
  • Promotes environmental sustainability: By using a water treatment system, you can contribute to environmental sustainability by reducing the amount of water bottles that end up in landfills and the energy required to produce and transport bottled water.

Cleaning Your Water Treatment System

Water treatment systems need to be cleaned regularly to ensure that the water in your home is safe. If you are not sure if your water treatment system needs to be cleaned, give us a call. Our plumbers can inspect your system and help you determine if your water treatment system needs to be cleaned.

If you are unsure if your water treatment system needs to be cleaned, contact us online or give us a call at (616) 319-2125. Our plumbers are available 24/7 to help you.

Contact Us

  • Please enter your first name.
  • Please enter your last name.
  • Please enter your phone number.
    This isn't a valid phone number.
  • Please enter your email address.
    This isn't a valid email address.
  • Please enter your address.
  • Please make a selection.
  • Please enter a message.
  • NATE
  • Daikin
  • ACCA - Michigan Chapter
  • Generac
  • HomeAdvisor - Top Rated
  • Michigan Saves - Home Energy Loan Program

Contact Vander Hyde Services Today

  • Please enter your first name.
  • Please enter your last name.
  • Please enter your phone number.
    This isn't a valid phone number.
  • Please enter your email address.
    This isn't a valid email address.
  • Please enter your address.
  • Please make a selection.
  • Please enter a message.
  • By submitting, you agree to be contacted about your request & other information using automated technology. Message frequency varies. Msg & data rates may apply. Text STOP to cancel. Acceptable Use Policy
  • 2nd Generation Family Owned & Operated
  • We Treat Your Home As If It Were Our Own
  • We’re Available 24/7 for Emergency Services
  • 1-Year Warranty on Labor & Materials