Water Services

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that households with leaky pipes and faucets may lose up to 10,000 gallons of

In February 2021, unprecedented ice storms struck Texas for days on end. These storms inflicted massive damage on the state’s

Water softeners use a process called ion exchange to remove mineral concentrations like calcium and magnesium from household water. By

The coronavirus can not travel through treated water. Conventional municipal water treatment methods effectively remove the COVID-19-causing virus or render it inactive.

When you get your monthly water bill, do you ever wonder what it is you’re truly paying for? The truth is, by

Unlike many other urban areas, Dallas doesn’t have easy access to water. The entirety of Dallas water comes from reservoirs.

Imagine yourself taking the world’s most luxurious shower. The water is hot, you’re listening to your favorite music, and your

If you live in Texas, you’re familiar with the benefits of having an irrigation system in your yard. While our

First of all: your water should never come out of your tap in any color. Colors in your water are always a

The water that comes out of your faucets in Dallas comes from reservoirs all over. Lake Ray Hubbard, Lake Grapevine, Lake