"Water: The Next Oil"

• Hardness
• Hydrogen Sulfide
• Iron
• Turbidity
• Chlorine
• Bacteria and viruses
• pH imbalance
• TDS (salts)
• Tannins

• Soft water 0 to 1/2 grains per gallon
• Slightly hard water 1/2 to 3-1/2 grains per gallon
• Moderately hard water 3-1/2 to 7 grains per galon
• Hard water 7 to 10 grains per gallon
• Extremely hard water Over 10-1/2 grains per gallon
• Source Water Quality Association

Our UV water treatment systems use ultraviolet light to kill bacteria and viruses in your water, providing additional protection for your family's health.

• ANSI -American National Standards Institute
• CDC- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• CI -Certified Installer
• CIP -Clean in Place
• CWS -Certified Water Specialist
• DI- Deionization
• DBP -Disinfection Byproduct
• EDI -Electrodeionization
• FDA -US Food and Drug Administration
• FRP -Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic
• GAC -Granulated Activated Carbon
• GPD -Gallons Per Day
• GPM -Gallons Per Minute
• IAMPO – International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials
• MF – Microfiltration
• NOM – Natural Organic Matter
• NGWA -National Ground Water Association
• NSF – National Sanitation Foundation

• OEM -Original Equipment Manufacturer
• ORP – Oxidation-reduction Potential
• PE – Professional Engineer
• PLC -Programmable Logic Controller
• POE -Point of Entry
• POU -Point of Use
• PVC -Polyvinylchloride
• RO -Reverse Osmosis
• TOC -Total Organic Carbon
• THM -Trihalomethane
• TDS -Total Dissolved Solids
• UF – Ultrafiltration
• US EPA -US Environmental Protection Agency
• UV – Ultraviolet
• VFD -Variable Frequency Drive
• VOC -Volatile Organic Compounds
• WQA -Water Quality Association
• WRF -Water Research Foundation

Fracking, or hydraulic fracturing, is the process of extracting natural gas from shale rock layers deep within the earth. Fracking makes it possible to produce natural gas extraction in shale plays that were once unreachable with conventional technologies. Recent advancements in drilling technology have led to new man-made hydraulic fractures in shale plays that were once not available for exploration. In fact, three-dimensional imaging helps scientists determine the precise locations for drilling.

Horizontal drilling (along with traditional vertical drilling) allows for the injection of highly pressurized fracking fluids into the shale areas. This creates new channels within the rock from which natural gas is extracted at higher than traditional rates. This drilling process can take up to a month, while the drilling teams delve more than a mile into the Earth’s surface. After which, the well is cased with cement to ensure groundwater protection, and the shale is hydraulically fractured with water and other fluids.

• Contamination of groundwater
• Methane pollution and its impact on the climate change
• Air pollution impacts
• Exposure to toxic chemicals
• Blowouts due to gas explosion
• Waste disposal
• Large volume water use in “water-deficient regions”
• Fracking – induced earthquakes
• Workplace safety
• Infrastructure degradation

The Environmental Protection Agency is fully aware of the harmful effects that hydrofracking causes in contaminating our groundwater with each well producing millions of gallons of toxic fluids such as radioactive material , liquid hydrocarbons ,brine water and heavy metals.