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Clean Water is Our Priority
Take the first step towards clean and safe water for your home. Explore our website, learn more about our services, and contact us for a personalized consultation. At All Pure Water Systems LLC, we are committed to delivering the best home water treatment systems that bring peace of mind and well-being to your family.
Why Choose All Pure Water Systems
Family Owned
Integrity Matters
Integrity Matters
For over 25 years, All Pure Water Systems has operated as a family owned business. Educating customers on the importance of a Home Water Treatment System and that it is essential for maintaining good health and quality of life. As a family, we understand the importance of prioritizing the well-being of your loved ones.
Integrity Matters
Integrity Matters
Integrity Matters
Ensuring the highest standards in purified water treatment services as transparency and honesty is reflected in our services. Never recommending unnecessary or expensive services for our own gain. Dedicated to finding the most effective and reasonably priced solutions for your water treatment needs.
Experts
Integrity Matters
Experts
Do You Know Your Water?
Hard Water
Hard Water is a term used to describe water that contains dissolved rocks. The dissolved limestone causes mineral deposits that speckle dishes, faucets, sinks, toilets, cars - in effect all surfaces - with a microscopic film. These deposits build up inside pipes, heaters, appliances, and bathroom and kitchen fixtures. They can even stick to fibers of your clothing or linens after wash. Hard water uses four times as much soap and cleaning products as softened water.
Chlorine
Used for the treatment of water supplies to can eliminate many waterborne diseases, but can leave water with a nasty taste and smell. Chlorinating water causes multiple negative side effects which are typically listed in your local City Water Report as disinfection byproducts or DPBs. Research conducted by both Harvard University and the Medical College of Wisconsin concluded chlorinated water supplies directly caused 9% of all bladder cancers and 15% of all rectal cancers. Chlorination is still the most cost-effective way to prevent water borne illnesses. It's kind of like buying a sack of bread; the sack keeps the bread fresh until you use it, but you don't eat the sack. Similarly, chlorine protects the water until it reaches our home, but when it enters our home, it should be removed
Trihalomethanes
Strong poisonous compounds formed by organic chemicals reacting with chlorine treated drinking water. Responsible for around 10 percent of rectal & bladder cancers according to The American Journal of Public Health.
Lead
This heavy metal finds its way into our drinking water supplies between initial treatment and point of usage from old pipes or lead solder used in joining new piping systems. Lead contaminated water poses a serious health risk to all ages, and can cause learning difficulties, behavioral problems, mental and physical retardation, hypertension, strokes, and heart disease. Lead poisoning can take years before the effects can be detected but often the damage is already done.
Viruses & Bacteria
Coliform and E-coli are some of the most common types of bacteria found in the water supply. Some can be harmless but others can cause gastrointestinal problems.
Nitrates
Normally traced to the use of fertilizers and/or sewage contamination, nitrate reacts with other chemicals & forms Nitrite within the digestive tract. It can then go on to form carcinogens which at excessive levels can cause Blue baby syndrome.
Organic Chemicals
Many of these originate from pesticides, weed killers, commercial & domestic waste.
Aluminum
There are clear links between Aluminum & Alzheimer's Disease. Aluminum also raises the acidity of water allowing it to absorb greater levels of lead, cadmium, copper and other heavy metals from piping systems.
Mercury
More likely to affect people who use a natural water source, it can cause ulcers, skin irritations, dental problems, internal bleeding, and liver & kidney damage.
Polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)
Cast iron or mild steel pipelines which have been treated with asphalt or bitumen coating to prevent corrosion can leach PAHs, which are believed to be carcinogenic.