Drinking Water Systems in Michigan

Do I Need a Drinking Water System?

Municipal water supplies, while safe, still often contain levels of chlorine, lead, and other contaminants that might not meet your standards for purity or taste. Similarly, well water can be affected by pesticides, bacteria, and minerals from the surrounding environment. 

While public water supplies undergo treatment, there are several reasons why investing in a drinking water system makes sense for many homeowners. 

Consider these factors:

• Taste and odor: Does your water have an unpleasant chlorine taste or smell? Do you notice a metallic or earthy flavor? A sound drinking water system removes these impurities, leaving you with water that tastes as clean and refreshing as it should.
• Contaminants: Even if your water meets safety standards, trace amounts of lead, pesticides, and other contaminants could be present. A drinking water system acts as extra insurance, providing peace of mind that your water is meticulously filtered.
• Hard water problems: Does your water leave spots on dishes? Is your skin dry or hair feeling less than silky after showering? Specific water treatment systems can soften your water, reducing damaging mineral deposits and improving the way your water feels.
• Environmental awareness: If your goal is to go a little greener, a home drinking water system is a fantastic eco-friendly solution.

Still not sure if you need one? Don’t worry! We offer free water quality analyses and consultations. One of our experts will analyze your water, discuss the results and their implications with you, and help you determine which drinking water system would most benefit your home.

Examples of Drinking Water Systems

Reverse Osmosis (RO) Systems

A reverse osmosis system uses a semi-permeable membrane, which efficiently removes up to 99% of dissolved solids, chlorine, fluoride, and other contaminants from your water. The RO system is perfect for families looking for the highest standard of water purity.

Carbon Filtration Systems

Our carbon filtration systems use activated carbon to remove chemicals such as chlorine and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). This not only improves the taste and smell of your water but also significantly reduces harmful substances, making your water safer for the whole family.

Ultraviolet (UV) Treatment Systems

If you are concerned about biological contaminants, consider our ultraviolet treatment systems. By exposing water to UV light, these systems destroy bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms, keeping your water safe from pathogens without the use of chemicals.

Advanced Integrated Systems

For those who demand comprehensive solutions, we offer systems that combine various technologies, such as RO and UV treatment, to provide complete protection against a wide range of contaminants. 

Which Drinking Water System is Right for My Home?

Every household in Michigan has unique requirements based on their water source, lifestyle, and specific concerns. To assist you in making an informed decision, our expert team will guide you through a thorough evaluation process.

First, we'll assess your water quality, identifying any contaminants or impurities present. This step is vital in determining which system would best meet your needs, whether it’s tackling hardness, removing chemicals, or eradicating biological contaminants. We'll also consider factors such as your household size, water usage patterns, and any specific health concerns.

For homes reliant on municipal water, systems like reverse osmosis or carbon filtration might be recommended to remove chlorine, fluoride, and other common additives. Households using well water might benefit more from a combination of treatments, such as UV systems for eliminating bacteria and viruses, coupled with RO to ensure the water is free from sediment and other dissolved solids.

What Is the Difference Between a Drinking Water System and a Water Filtration System?

While both systems aim to improve water quality, the key difference lies in their scope and installation point - drinking water systems are tailored for consumption purposes, whereas water filtration systems provide a comprehensive approach to water treatment throughout the home.

• A drinking water system typically refers to a setup explicitly designed to improve the quality of water that is consumed, often installed at or near the point of use, such as kitchen taps. These systems might include reverse osmosis units or specialized filters that target contaminants affecting taste, odor, and health. Their primary focus is on providing safe, clean water for drinking and cooking.
• On the other hand, a water filtration system encompasses a broader range of products aimed at treating water at various points throughout the home. This could include whole-house filters that remove sediment and chlorine, improving the overall quality of your water. Water filtration systems can be customized to address specific water quality issues, offering a more comprehensive solution to water treatment.

Choose Beauchamp Water Treatment Solutions for Your Water Purity Needs

We offer cutting-edge systems that can deliver the purest, best-tasting water available right from your tap. Whether it's reverse osmosis or a UV system, we'll find the perfect solution for your home's needs.

We're not just about the sale–we're your water partners! That means free water tests, expert installation, and ongoing support. 

Need us in a hurry? We offer same-day and 24/7 emergency service, so when you need us most, we will be there.

Don't settle for less when it comes to your water! Call us at (810) 476-2907 or contact us online for more information about drinking water systems throughout Livingston County.