Water quality affects more than taste. Hard water shortens the life of water heaters and fixtures, iron and sediment stain sinks and laundry, and contaminants like PFAS have become a growing concern for households on both municipal and private well supplies. This collection covers the signs your water needs treatment, what well owners should be testing for, and how filtration and conditioning systems address each problem. Putman Plumbing tests water and installs treatment and conditioning systems throughout Frederick and Washington Counties, including whole-house filtration for PFAS reduction.
As a homeowner, you probably don’t give much thought to your well pump until you try to use water in some way, only to find out that something’s not right. This could mean that the shower pressure is not as it should be or the kitchen sink suddenly starts to sputter. Or maybe the water …
At Putman Plumbing, we spend a lot of time fixing problems homeowners didn’t even know were building up. A water heater that gave out early. Pipes that clog more often than they should. Fixtures that never seem to stay clean, no matter how often they’re wiped down. More often than not, the common thread isn’t the …
Most people in their homes think their water will be “fine” as long as it is clear and running. Water quality issues aren’t always obvious-many of the most common problems appear over time through basic household use. At Putman Plumbing, we talk to homeowners all of the time who had no idea that their water quality …
PFAS in Drinking Water: What You Need to Know PFAS—known as “forever chemicals”—are increasingly being found in drinking water across the country. These man-made compounds don’t break down easily, and long-term exposure has been linked to thyroid issues, immune disruption, and certain cancers. Putman Plumbing now offers the HomeShield™ Whole House Water Filter with PFAS …