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Plumbers are already pumping, pressurizing and heating water, but how much do they know about water quality and how to properly treat water to solve problems in the modern home?
Water in the residences and businesses where your customers live and work touches the pipes, plumbing fixtures, and hot water heaters, as well as dishwashers and washing machines. Something as basic as elevated hardness could easily cause problems for your customers, especially if they have high-efficiency appliances and low-flow fixtures in their household.