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High Rock Water is experienced in installing and maintaining a variety of water filtration systems to ensure clean, safe water for your home or business. Some of the most common systems we work with include:
Reverse osmosis systems use a semi-permeable membrane to filter out contaminants, providing clean and purified water. These systems are typically installed under the sink and can effectively remove a wide range of impurities, including lead, chlorine, and pesticides.
Whole house water filtration systems, like the EVFE and EVS models, are designed to treat and filter water as it enters your home. This ensures that all water sources within the property receive clean, filtered water. These systems can remove sediment, chlorine, and other contaminants to improve water taste, odor, and overall quality.
Activated carbon filters are a popular choice for water filtration, as they effectively remove impurities such as chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and unpleasant odors. These filters can be installed as part of a whole-house system or as a standalone solution for specific water sources.
UV disinfection systems use ultraviolet light to inactivate harmful microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, in your water supply. This chemical-free method is highly effective at ensuring safe drinking water and can be used in conjunction with other filtration systems.
Hard water can cause problems with appliances, and plumbing, and even affect your skin and hair. Water softeners use ion exchange to remove minerals like calcium and magnesium from the water, preventing scale buildup and providing softer water for your home or business.
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A faulty water purification system can impact the taste, smell, and safety of your water. Stay calm and follow these steps until a plumbing professional from High Rock Water can assist you:
Always consult with a professional plumber to accurately diagnose and resolve water purification system issues.
Our team at High Rock Water specializes in a variety of water purification services, including:
Don't let a malfunctioning water purification system compromise your water quality. Contact High Rock Water for expert solutions and dedicated customer service.
A running toilet can be caused by several issues:
Step 1: Check the flapper. The flapper may be worn or warped, causing water to leak into the bowl. Replace the flapper if it is damaged.
Step 2: Examine the chain. The chain connecting the flapper to the flush handle may be too long or too short, preventing the flapper from sealing properly. Adjust the chain length if necessary.
Step 3: Inspect the float. If the float is set too high, the water level in the tank will be too high, causing continuous water flow. Adjust the float to the appropriate level.
This issue may be caused by a partial clog or an issue with the flush mechanism:
Step 1: Check the flush handle and chain. Ensure they are connected and functioning properly.
Step 2: Inspect the flapper and float. Make sure they are functioning correctly and sealing properly.
Step 3: Use a plunger to remove any potential partial clogs in the toilet trap or drain.
A frequently clogged toilet may be due to one or more of the following factors:
Step 1: Evaluate your toilet paper usage. Excessive toilet paper or non-flushable items can lead to clogs. Use less toilet paper and avoid flushing non-flushable items.
Step 2: Inspect the toilet trap and drain. A buildup of mineral deposits or debris can cause recurring clogs. Use a toilet auger or call a professional plumber to clear the obstruction.
Step 3: Consider the age and design of the toilet. Older, low-flow toilets may be more prone to clogging. Upgrading to a newer, more efficient toilet can help prevent future clogs.
A leak at the base of the toilet may be due to one of the following issues:
Step 1: Check the tightness of the bolts securing the toilet to the floor. If they are loose, tighten them carefully, ensuring not to overtighten and crack the toilet base.
Step 2: Inspect the wax ring. If the wax ring is damaged or not sealing properly, it may cause leaks. Replace the wax ring and reseat the toilet.
A slow-flushing toilet may be caused by one or more of the following factors:
Step 1: Check the water level in the tank. If the water level is too low, there won't be enough force for a strong flush. Adjust the float to increase the water level.
Step 2: Inspect the rim holes and siphon jet for blockages. Mineral deposits can accumulate and restrict water flow. Clean the rim holes and siphon jet with a brush or toothpick.
Step 3: Examine the drain and vent pipes. Partial clogs or vent pipe obstructions can slow down the flushing. Use a plunger, or toilet auger, or call a professional plumber to clear any blockages.
An overflowing toilet can be caused by several factors:
Step 1: Turn off the water supply to the toilet to prevent further overflow.
Step 2: Inspect the float and flapper. If they are damaged or not sealing properly, water may continue to flow into the bowl. Replace or adjust the float and flapper as necessary.
Step 3: Check for clogs. Use a plunger or toilet auger to remove any blockages in the toilet trap or drain pipe.
A toilet that doesn't fill with water may have one or more of the following issues:
Step 1: Inspect the water supply valve. Ensure the valve is fully open to allow water to flow into the tank.
Step 2: Examine the fill valve. If the fill valve is damaged or clogged, water may not flow into the tank. Replace or clean the fill valve as necessary.
Step 3: Check the float. If the float is set too low or stuck, the water level in the tank may be insufficient. Adjust or replace the float as needed.
To book an appointment with High Rock Water, fill out our online form or give us call at (203) 490-6607. We proudly serve central and western CT with high-quality plumbing services.
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High Rock Water & Mechanical Service receives questions about water pressure testing, well diagnosis inspections, and general well water service and plumbing questions frequently. Click one of our most frequently asked questions below or go to our FAQ page to get the well water service answers you need!
Wells should be checked and tested annually to mitigate mechanical problems. Ensuring the cleanliness of your well water system and remove any present contaminants, such as coliform bacteria, nitrates/nitrites, and any other contaminants will give your home great quality water.
An average well can last between 30 to 50 years. Well pumps, well tanks, well filters, and other well water system parts should be maintained annually and will require replacements every 3 to 5 years on average.
On average a good pump should last between 10 to 15 years but maybe sooner depending on your property and the amount of output your system performs.
Call an emergency well water company immediately to get your home the great quality water it needs to function.
You should test your well water once a year to maintain the good quality water your home needs.
Here's HOW WE WORK WITH OUR CUSTOMERS STEP BY STEP
Below you will learn step-by-step on how our plumbers at High Rock Water & Mechanical Service will take care of your plumbing issue every step up of the way.
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SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT
Give High Rock a call or contact us using our form. Our team will contact you and schedule your appointment.
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We WILL Diagnose Your Well System & Plumbing
Our licensed CT plumbers will come to your home and address the issues that you and your home are facing.
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Your Plumbing & Well Repair Begins
High Rock Water will give you the affordable plumbing or well repair options. Then the agreed upon repairs will begin.
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Your Home RePAIRS ARE COMPLETE
Once the agreed upon repairs are completed, our plumbers will do a walk through with you on everything that was repaired and replaced.
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Phone: (203) 490-6607
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