Clear, local information to help Hill Country homeowners know what’s coming out of their tap.
We use a detailed testing process to identify what’s in your water.
We walk through the results in clear, simple terms.
We offer system options based on your home and budget.
Hard water is extremely common in the Texas Hill Country due to our limestone-rich aquifers, causing mineral buildup on fixtures, appliances, and plumbing.
The region’s shifting groundwater and older well infrastructure often lead to sediment, sand, or cloudy water entering the home.
Many Hill Country wells contain elevated levels of iron and manganese, which can leave orange or brown stains in sinks, tubs, and laundry.
Homeowners on municipal water in Kerrville and surrounding communities often notice the taste and odor of chlorine or chloramines used for disinfection.
Discover what’s in your water and find a filtration solution built around your home and budget.
Complete the form below to receive a free water test and a clear explanation of your results.
The Environmental Working Group (EWG) maintains an independent, nationwide database of tap water quality reports. It’s one of the best tools available for understanding common contaminants in your area.
