Keller Whole Home Water Filtration Systems

A Top Plumbing Company in Tarrant County Since 1995

Are you dealing with dry skin, dirty dishes, or water that tastes strange? In Keller and surrounding areas, tap water quality might not always meet your standards. Fortunately, Howze Plumbing specializes in Keller water purification. Although public water supplies are generally safe, choosing the right filtration system is crucial for your health, comfort, and the longevity of your appliances.

With experience serving Keller since 1995, our expert team is dedicated to providing top-quality water filtration solutions tailored to your needs. We’re here to help you enhance your water quality and ensure your home’s water system operates efficiently.

If you’re interested in upgrading your water, contact our expert plumbers at Howze Plumbing now to schedule. Call us at (817) 442-6172 or contact us online!

What Are the Most Common Drinking Water Contaminants?

The most common contaminants you may find in your water supply come from a variety of sources and tend to be unique to each home or building. What your water is contaminated with may be different from your neighbor’s, so the only way to know for sure is by calling the experts at Howze Plumbing to schedule a water test.

The most common contaminants in tap water include:

• Chlorine: This contaminant is often put into the city water supply to disinfect the water. If there's too much, however, it can give the water a strange taste and smell or cause dry, itchy skin.
• Fluoride: This is added to the water supply to combat tooth decay, but too much exposure can lead to other health concerns.
• Lead: Often caused by leaching from the plumbing, lead contamination can especially affect young children and pregnant women.
• Iron: A naturally occurring contaminant, iron can stain your sinks and clothes or give your water a metallic taste.
• Copper: A naturally occurring element in rock, soil, and water, your supply can reach dangerous levels due to corrosion of copper pipes.
• Bacteria: While not all bacteria is bad, pathogenic bacteria from runoff or leaky plumbing can make you sick.