We know that a lot of folks rely on expensive bottled water to quench their thirst. The truth is that you can enjoy clean, great-tasting, and safe water from your tap.
That’s not a given, though.
We are not alarmists, and we’re certainly not going to tell you that your water is definitely of a high quality for drinking without doing our homework first.
We can tell you that there are some common concerns homeowners have, though. And that they’re often not all that concerning once things have been properly evaluated.
Running water isn’t something any modern homeowner is going to opt out of. When your water bill comes in and leaves you shaking with sticker shock, though—you just might wish you had. Just keep in mind that the price of water doesn’t fluctuate from day to day. If you notice that your water bill is a lot higher than usual, or if you’re sick of it being consistently high, then you’ve got a usage problem on your hands.
You use a lot of your plumbing system each and every day. Your shower, your kitchen sink, etc. You also use parts of your plumbing system that you don’t directly interact with each and every day. You know—like your sewer line! That’s why any problems with your 
Complacency can get homeowners into serious trouble, particularly when it comes to their plumbing systems. A lot of times, homeowners are going to react swiftly only when faced with a true plumbing emergency. A toilet backing up into the house, a main water line break, a slab leak flooding the lower level, and so on. These dramatic situations only account for a fraction of all plumbing problems, though. There are a lot of common plumbing issues that homeowners simply deprioritize.
