Enjoy Cleaner Water
Odessa’s and Midland’s water generally comes from the Colorado River Municipal Water District. Midland and Odessa also source some of their water from wells and well fields. In both circumstances, the water in the area is known to be hard, can have high salinity, and the taste and odor can change periodically if not treated additionally in individual plumbing systems. For homes and businesses, the team at Basin Plumbing offers water treatment in Odessa and Midland, TX, specializing in water softener and reverse osmosis system installation. Both of these can improve the quality of your water and your overall experience using water for drinking, bathing, or running plumbing-related appliances. Reach out to us by phone or online to start the conversation about how we can help improve your water.
Our Permian Basin Water Treatment Services
At Basin Plumbing, our team of plumbers performs the following services to clean and soften your water supply.
Reverse Osmosis System Installation
When it comes to water filtration, a reverse osmosis system is top of the line. With reverse osmosis system installation, 99.9% of contaminants will be eliminated from your water supply using a semipermeable membrane. It even removes lead and bacteria for the cleanest water possible. You can get one installed even if you already have a water filtration system.
Water Softener Installation
Because the water in the Permian Basin is hard, water softener installation will ensure that excess minerals are removed from your water for improved comfort and taste. Water softeners can reduce itchy skin, brittle hair, and even cut down on the wear and tear of your water-using appliances.
Water Quality Issues Affecting Midland & Odessa
Some of the top issues leading to needing water treatment in Odessa and Midland, TX, include:
- Hard Water: Too much calcium, magnesium, and other minerals in the water supply can prematurely degrade your appliances and fixtures, leave unsightly rings in your basins, and even make your clothes stiff and uncomfortable. That’s where a water softener can help.
- Salinity in Groundwater: Too much salt in the groundwater in the area can come from oil and gas production in the area, along with natural causes, and change the taste and odor of your water if you have a well.
- Nitrates: Often coming from runoff from farms and other agriculture, excess fertilizer, or septic systems, an increase in nitrates in the water supply can also contaminate well water. A reverse osmosis filtration system can solve this problem.
Schedule Your Water Treatment Services
When you need water treatment in Midland and Odessa, TX, talk to the team at Basin Plumbing. You can reach us by giving us a call directly or filling out your information in the online contact form on this website. We’ll answer any questions you may have and schedule your appointment at your earliest convenience.
Frequently Asked Questions About Treating Water
We’ve put together answers to some frequently asked questions regarding our water treatment services in the Permian Basin.
What are the signs that I need professional water treatment?
Anyone can benefit from treating their water, but you should contact us especially if you notice any of the following symptoms:
- Water that tastes or smells bad
- Water that is cloudy or discolored
- Plumbing problems that keep recurring
- Skin that feels irritated or hair that’s dull and lifeless
- Fixtures with limescale stains
How often do I need to get my water treatment system maintained?
If you get water softener installation, you should ensure it’s getting maintained with salt added to the system every month or two. For reverse osmosis systems, the membranes need to be completely replaced every two to three years, and its filters should be swapped once or twice per year. The team at Basin Plumbing will work with you to coordinate the best maintenance schedule to fit your needs.
Will treated water be safe for my pets and plants?
Yes, nothing toxic is being introduced with water softeners or reverse osmosis systems. In fact, reverse osmosis systems are especially great for maintaining the health of your plants.