FAQs

Unpleasant odors in water often indicate the presence of contaminants or substances. Common causes include bacterial growth, sulfur compounds, decaying organic matter, chlorine or chloramine reactions, chemical contaminants, sewage issues, or water heater problems. Each of these can produce distinct smells, such as rotten eggs or musty odors. If you're concerned about your water's smell, Sanford Water Works offers professional water testing and treatment services to ensure your water is safe and odor-free.

In Texas, both well water and tap water can be safe for consumption with proper precautions. However, many municipalities recommend using filtered water systems for drinking. Well water quality can vary based on geological conditions and may require regular testing and filtration. Tap water is generally treated to meet safety standards but additional filtration can provide extra protection. If you have concerns about your drinking water quality, our professional water treatment team at Sanford Water Works can provide expert guidance and solutions.

Tap water is supplied by local municipal systems and undergoes treatment to meet safety standards, but may still contain some impurities. Reverse osmosis water, on the other hand, is purified through a filtration process that removes 95-97% of contaminants, including viruses, bacteria, minerals, and other impurities. This results in exceptionally clean and high-quality drinking water. If you're interested in installing a reverse osmosis system for your property, contact Sanford Water Works for professional services.

Red and black stains in bathroom fixtures are often caused by high levels of iron and manganese in the water. To effectively address this issue, a comprehensive water treatment approach is necessary. At Sanford Water Works, we specialize in reducing iron and manganese levels in your water supply, which can eliminate existing stains and prevent future occurrences. For a long-term solution to these unsightly stains, contact our team to discuss our professional water treatment services.

A water softener system removes magnesium and calcium, known as hardness minerals, from your water. This process helps prevent scaling, improves soap efficiency, and extends the life of water-related appliances. If you're experiencing issues like scaling, clogged fixtures, or increased soap usage, a water softener could be beneficial. Sanford Water Works offers professional installation of water softener systems to address these hard water problems and improve your water quality.

Reverse osmosis (RO) water is considered one of the healthiest drinking water options. The RO process effectively removes 95-97% of impurities, including viruses, bacteria, and minerals. For enhanced quality, a pH alkaline-adjusting filter can be added to the system. If you prioritize clean and pure drinking water, Sanford Water Works can provide reliable RO system installation services to ensure you have access to high-quality water.

An efficiently installed irrigation system can significantly improve water conservation. It allows for precise water distribution, minimizing wastage and preventing runoff. Smart sensors can further enhance efficiency by detecting existing moisture levels. With over 50 years of experience, Sanford Water Works specializes in installing environmentally responsible irrigation systems. Contact us to explore how our irrigation solutions can help you conserve water effectively.

The cost of an irrigation system typically ranges from $3,000 to $5,000 for a standard yard. However, the final price can vary based on factors such as yard size, system complexity, component types, and additional features. For a precise estimate tailored to your specific needs, please contact Sanford Water Works. We'll assess your requirements and provide detailed pricing information for our irrigation system installation services.

For an average-sized yard, the installation of an irrigation system typically takes one to two days. For more information about our irrigation system services, please contact Sanford Water Works at (830) 376-6980.