Pure Water has been providing commercial and industrial water systems for the Reno Tahoe area for 27 years. One of the most cost effective options for the customer is water softening. To soften water means to remove the calcium and magnesium that create calcium carbonate scale. The scale will show on appliances, boilers, and fixtures…
Purified Ice & Water for your entire office! Ditch the same old hot & cold water cooler in your breakroom and upgrade to the Executive Ice & Water from Pure Water Systems of NV. All filter changes and service are included, so there are no hidden fees. Get better quality, less hassle, and save $$$…
We recently completed an installation for a non-transient water system in Fallon, NV. The well that feeds the system had high levels of sand and manganese that was intermittently over the EPA maximum contaminant level. The original equipment was about 15 years old and not installed by our company. The old water filters had to…
At Pure WaterSystems of NV, some days it seems our phone doesn’t stop ringing! We’re not automated or have voicemail so we solve a lot of water problems quickly. Mostly people want solutions for eczema, hard water, scale buildup, chlorine byproducts, PFOS, PFAS, Iron, odor, staining, mercury and many other contaminants. The calls come from…
Emerging Contaminant: We came to learn about the latest and greatest innovative breakthroughs in the water purification industry, but all we kept hearing about was the emerging contaminants known as PFAS, or Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. Here’s what we learned. PFAs chemicals started emerging in the 1940s, where they were manufactured and used…
Northern Nevada’s well water has The Highest arsenic levels in the continental US. Even the Reno municipal water supplier has to “blend” its well water with water from the Truckee River to dilute the arsenic amount so it can reach EPA standards. According to the USGS to, 56% percent of our 29,946 wells are known…
If you live in Reno, NV and you’re on a private well, you’ve probably had your well tested for water quality. If not, click here for information on how to do so. If you just got your water test results back, you may be wondering what the heck all the numbers and acronyms mean. Don’t…
When is the last time you tested your well for bacteria? Testing: Municipal supplies test their water for harmful bacterias regularly. Some municipalities will test several times in one day from one source or another. Customers pay for these tests when they pay their water bills as part of the service. Private well owners do…
