Our expert professionals at Mr. Rooter Plumbing can test the hardness of your commercial water lines and suggest an appropriate function filter. When a technician tests your water, they will look for minerals that are heavy, and leave thick, white residue on dishes and drains. The top two minerals our technicians look for are calcium and magnesium. We take special care to make sure that the water softening filter you choose corresponds to your waterline’s needs. We believe your waterline should be equipped with devices that serve your commercial property in the best way possible. Call a technician today to speak with them about water hardness testing and installation services.
The Effects of High Water Hardness
Long-term high water hardness has negative effects on a commercial water line. Long-term effects of water hardness include mineral build up, fixture failure, mineral stains on the interior of your building, and costly plumbing restoration services. Calcium and magnesium buildup is common in water lines that do not have water softeners installed. The buildup of minerals will eventually obstruct, or clog a water line. In water appliances, like shower heads or faucets, high mineral buildup can cause the appliances to fail, underperform, or become caked with minerals. Many times your washing machines, and dishwashers will have a coating on blades, and agitators that will transfer to whatever is being washed.
Water Softener Benefits
Water softeners are beneficial to pipelines because you don’t have to worry about frequent waterline cleaning services. However, quarterly hydro scrubbing services are always beneficial in clearing your pipes of mineral buildup and clog. Water appliance malfunctions are inevitable if a commercial business does not install a water softener. If you install a water softener, you won’t need to worry about spending money to keep having the interior of your pipes cleaned. They will run clear, and save you time and money in the long run. Benefits of water softeners and water filtration systems include lower pipe-cleaning needs, no more mineral buildup, less frequent plumbing restoration service, and higher functioning water appliances.