Water Problems
What's in your water, Denver? Common problems we help fix.
Hard Water
Hard water is one of the most common water quality issues — and it does more damage than you might think. From soap scum on your shower door to lifeless laundry, hard water leaves its mark in frustrating and costly ways.
With a zero-cost water test from Kinetico® Advanced Water Systems, our team will assess your home’s water quality by checking for hardness mineral levels, including iron, as well as more complex contaminants.
Signs of Hard Water Include:
- White spots or mineral deposits on glassware, faucets and fixtures
- Dingy, faded clothing
- Soap and detergent that won’t lather properly
- Reduced efficiency and lifespan of appliances
Uranium & Radium
Uranium and radium are naturally occurring radioactive elements found in soil and rock and they can leach into groundwater supplies, especially in private wells. Kinetico offers whole-home ion exchange systems that are specifically engineered to reduce uranium and radium levels, bringing your water back to a safe and reliable standard.
Long-term exposure may cause:
- Kidney damage
- Increased risk of bone or lung cancer
- Contamination of drinking and cooking water
Other Common Water Issues
Cloudy or Murky Water
Often caused by suspended particles or air bubbles.
Chlorine Taste or Smell
Common with municipal water; affects taste and dries out skin and hair.
Drinking Water Concerns
Bad taste, odor or suspicion of contaminants (such as unexplained illness).
Iron & Manganese Staining
Causes orange or brown staining on sinks, tubs and laundry.
Blue-Green Stains
Usually caused by low pH or copper corrosion.
Bacteria & Viruses
Invisible but potentially harmful, especially in well water.
Radon in Water
A less common but serious radioactive gas that can enter through groundwater.
Silica
Leaves difficult-to-remove film on glass and fixtures.
Emerging Contaminants
Includes PFAS, GenX and other "forever chemicals" not always usually by standard filters.
Not sure what’s affecting your water?
Request a free water test and get real answers from the water experts at Kinetico.