Do You Really Know Your Water?

We’re surrounded by health stats every day—calories consumed, steps walked, heart rate, maybe even your blood sugar or cholesterol. But how often do you think about the water you’re drinking? Most of us don’t.

Cities, water districts, and government agencies work hard to ensure the water flowing to your property meets safety standards. They test it, monitor it, and share yearly updates through Consumer Confidence Reports, giving you a snapshot of its quality. Sounds reassuring, doesn’t it? But here’s something you might not realize: their responsibility ends at your property line. Once water crosses into your home, it’s on you.

And that’s where things get interesting. The moment water enters your pipes, it can shift—sometimes slightly, sometimes significantly—depending on your plumbing, fixtures, and appliances. This isn’t just about hardness or softness; it’s about the real chemical makeup of the water you’re using every day. Curious about what’s really in your glass? We’re here to help you find out