Water Treatment Services in Lake Charles

Ensure Your In-home Water Is Clean and Safe in Moss Bluff, DeRidder, Lafayette, and Surrounding Areas

All public water that is sent to residential and business properties must meet the legal standards of safety before it leaves the treatment facility. While the water may be clean and free of contaminants upon release, there are various ways for it to become polluted before it reaches your plumbing fixtures. Old piping, for example, can have a buildup of certain metals and bacteria inside the pipes that will end up in your water before it gets to you. To avoid this type of pollutant and more, consider installing your own water treatment system with the help of AllStar Plumbing.

Speak with us about how a water treatment system in Lake Charles can benefit your property by calling us at (337) 545-2855 today.

Water Treatment Methods for Residential and Business Properties

When it comes to water treatment, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to ensuring the water inside your building is the cleanest. This is because, depending on factors such as where you are located and the type of piping material used in your plumbing system, you may have different contaminants from your neighbors. Our plumbers can test your water to find out exactly what is in it before we install your water treatment system in Lake Charles or the surrounding areas.

Common systems we install are:

• Ultraviolet radiation: Sunlight is known to kill dangerous microorganisms such as certain bacteria. Rays from the sun contain ultraviolet (UV) light, the same UV rays used in this system only at a higher frequency than the system. The UV light targets bacteria, viruses, and cysts that are sometimes present in water. 
• Filtration: This system passes water through one or more filters to target and rid the water of certain contaminants. There are a variety of filters you can use that aim to collect metals and particles that could be present in the water. 
• Reverse osmosis: This process uses water pressure to push water through a semi-permeable membrane. The membrane works as a filter to sift particles and pollutants out of the water. This means when you turn on a faucet, you are getting the purest water this system can create. 

AllStar Plumbing can install one or multiple types of water treatment systems at your home or business, depending on your unique needs and concerns.