Reverse Osmosis Systems in Albuquerque, NM

Do You Know What's In Your Home's Water?

Just because the water from the tap meets federal guidelines doesn’t necessarily mean it’s pure. Generally speaking, municipal water filtration is all about limiting water contamination—not completely eliminating it. Here in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, our water has higher-than-average levels of arsenic—mostly from the region’s past history of volcanism—and byproducts of agricultural runoff from farms upstream on the Rio Grande. These byproducts can include nitrates used in fertilizer, pesticides, herbicides, and other water quality contaminants.
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Some homes have higher amounts of chlorine in the water. Chlorine is added in trace amounts to kill microorganisms, but neighborhoods near treatment plants generally have higher levels of chlorine exposure than those further away. The best thing you can do for your home is schedule a free water test. We’ll send out one of our water quality specialists to test your home’s water, analyze it, and provide you with a report and our recommendations for what you can do to better purify it.