The Godwin Blog

Ever wonder what’s in your water? With the recent boil water advisory in March, our city had water safety at the forefront of our minds. The loss in water pressure from the water main break had the potential to introduce bacteria into our drinking water. But how safe is our water today? Water can carry a range of substances that require careful monitoring and management. Understanding these contaminants is crucial for ensuring safe and clean drinking water and safeguarding our ecosystems' integrity. Let’s delve into the six most common water contaminants, exploring their sources, impacts, and the measures taken to mitigate their risks.

Is your water heater leaking? The most common cause of a water heater leaking is a damaged pressure relief valve.

Water is essential to life, and having access to clean and safe water is crucial to our health and well-being. Unfortunately, not all water sources are created equal, and some may be contaminated with harmful substances. This is where reverse osmosis comes in - a process that can remove impurities and provide us with clean and safe drinking water! 

If you have recently purchased and installed a reverse osmosis system (ROS), congratulations! You’re about to start drinking and using clean water, free from 98% of all contaminants. Now that Godwin Water Treatment has installed your new system, you might be wondering… what do I do now? Don’t worry! We know a thing or two and are ready to share our best tips for maintenance of your new ROS.

Winterizing your home’s sprinkler system may seem like a daunting task that should only be taken on by professionals, but did you know that you may be able to do it yourself with just a few instructions? After just a few hours of work, your sprinkler system will be free of water and ready to survive the winter in no time.

Your cabin is both an investment and a source of enjoyment and pride. Taking proper care of it now ensures the property will be ready for when you want to spend time with friends and loved ones or need a little rest and relaxation for yourself.

Here in the United States tap water is almost always safe to drink as-is, but filtering your drinking water is a good idea! By running your regular tap water through a water filter you can generate water that is objectively purer than bottled water, removing virtually all the chlorine for better taste as well as cleaner pots and pans.

Let's break down a couple common sounds your water heater might be making and what they mean.

Waking up to the sound of drip, drip, drip… is never a good feeling. If you have water leaking from pipes in your basement or other areas of your home, it can be stressful! In these cases, it’s often best to call a plumber to make sure the problem isn’t more severe...