Informative articles explaining common water quality issues, the science behind water treatment, and how contaminants affect homes and health.

Tank vs. Tankless Reverse Osmosis Systems: Which One Is Right for Your Home?

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Product Solutions, Water Quality Education

What Is a Reverse Osmosis (RO) System? Before we get into the differences between tank and tankless systems, let’s cover the basics. A reverse osmosis system is a water filtration process that removes impurities by pushing water through a semipermeable membrane. Think of it like an ultra-fine net — only pure water molecules make it […]

Whole-Home Water Filtration: Salt-Based vs. Salt-Free Systems — What Every Homeowner Should Know

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Product Solutions, Water Quality Education

When it comes to protecting your home from hard water damage and improving the quality of the water your family uses every day, the decision between a traditional salt-based system and a newer salt-free or “tankless” alternative is more important than most realize. Both options promise cleaner water and fewer headaches. But not all filtration […]

What’s in Tennessee’s Water? Understanding the Risks of Contaminants in Your Tap Water

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Local Water Insights, Uncategorized, Water Quality Education

  When you turn on the faucet, you expect clean, safe water to flow out. However, what if the water you drink, cook with, and bathe in contains contaminants that could harm your health? According to the Environmental Working Group (EWG), Tennessee’s tap water contains several contaminants that exceed health guidelines, potentially putting millions of […]

What’s Really in Your Water? How We Test for Quality

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Water Quality Education

At Tennessee Water Company, we believe every homeowner deserves to know what’s flowing through their taps. Is your water as clean and safe as it seems? We offer a free in-home water test that identifies hardness, chlorine, and other contaminants to help you make informed decisions about your water quality. Here’s how our testing process […]