R & G Water Blog
What Causes Poor Water Pressure?
Having a strong and abundant supply of water is a basic essential when it comes to having a comfortable home and lifestyle in Maryland. Water is needed for drinking, cooking, cleaning, bathing, and so much more. If you are experiencing low water pressure is can be so frustrating, from the longer showers to the trickle you get when trying to fill a glass or rinse a dish, you are probably asking yourself- "What is causing my bad water pressure?" There
Is City Water Safer than Well Water?
At R & G Water Systems we conduct water testing services for all of Carroll County, Baltimore County, Frederick County, Howard County, and more. Because we service such a large area in Maryland we have the opportunity to test and analyze water from many diverse areas and also from both home well and from various city water sources. We find many of our customers are afraid to drink the water that comes from their well. Many new home owners may
Signs of a Bad Well Pump Pressure Switch
Whether you are a first-time homeowner, or an experienced one, it's possible you've never had to deal with a well pressure switch. You might not even be aware of its existence... until one early morning, on Christmas Eve or right when you've exhausted your underwear supply the switch fails. It's always the worst possible time, isn't it? While you are waiting for your Maryland emergency well pump repair tech to arrive (did you know that we have an emergency hot-line?),
Why Hire An Experienced Well Pump Service Provider
Working with an experienced well pump service provider is key to being proactive, saving money, and maintaining your well pump system properly. Why Hire A Professional? Well pumps are not as easy for the homeowner to repair and maintain on their own as regular household plumbing fixtures. Additionally, tackling malfunctions or failures on your own might result in an even bigger issue. Don’t be hesitant to pass this job along to an experienced Maryland well pump service provider! Well pumps are
What is Reverse Osmosis and How Does it Work?
Originally used to remove salt from sea water, reverse osmosis is now widely applied in residential and commercial settings to purify tap water. A typical reverse osmosis system consists of a reverse osmosis unit with a semi-permeable membrane, a series of filters before and after the unit, a storage tank and a drain. As the water passes through the reverse osmosis unit and various additional filters, the impurities get caught by the membrane and the rest of the water is
Is Hard Water Damaging My Hair?
Are you having chronic hair breakage? Your hard water could be to blame. While hair needs water to thrive, hard water can be a total hair breakage nightmare. The very thing that we depend on to take care of our hair and fight breakage can also be the very thing that slowly destroys it. Unfortunately, hard water is a common problem. Nearly 85% of homes have hard water coming through the taps. What is Hard Water? Hard water is water