How much does it cost to repair a home AC system near Roswell, GA?

The average cost to repair or fix an air conditioning unit near Roswell is around $350. On the low side the cost can be $50 for repairing a thermostat or $1,500 or more for more costly repairs. Consider signing up for a HVAC Service Plan so you can avoid more expensive repairs in the future and keep your home comfortable all spring and summer long.

How much does it cost to replace a home AC unit near Roswell, GA?

The average cost to install a new AC unit near Roswell is around $7,500. The range is from $3,500 to $12,500 and that depends on several factors, including the brand you choose to install, the square footage of your home and size of the unit needed, the units SEER level and if duct work needs to be repaired or replaced.

What are the most common plumbing problems for Roswell area homes?

The most common plumbing problems in the Roswell area are clogged drains and toilets. Grease is one of the chief causes for clogs in toilets and sinks. It can accumulate on the inside of your pipes, growing thicker over time until the drain hole is completely blocked - rendering your plumbing useless! Other common plumbing issues we get called to do plumbing repairs on include leaky faucets and pipes, water heater issues, low water pressure and running toilets.

How do I choose the best electrician in Roswell, GA?

The top things to consider when choosing a licensed electrician include: What are their reviews saying and how many do they have? Check licenses and insurances. Is their quote fair and competitive? If your job is specialized, do they have experience in that field? Has somebody recommended them or can they show you references? Do they have a professional attitude and appearance? Keeping all these things in mind will help you to choose the best qualified electrician near Roswell, GA.

Water Filtration Products & Services Near Atlanta, GA

Cleaner Water & A Healthier Life

TE Certified is an official, Halo-certified clean water expert! Our plumbers have been trained to test water supplies and install whole-home water filtration systems that actively remove or reduce potentially harmful contaminants from your water supply.

We can quickly and easily install your new system, no matter where you live in the metro Atlanta area (Take a look at our service areas to see for yourself). We offer same-day scheduling, 30-minute courtesy calls before your scheduled job, and drive fully-stocked trucks to complete projects in one visit.

Get clean water without the hassle.

Schedule now for a free water quality test and installation consultation.

Do I Need a Water Filtration System?

The tap water in Atlanta typically meets EPA standards, so it’s safe to drink in most cases. However, that does not mean that your water is clean. Contaminants often enter your water supply locally as they pass through your pipes. That’s especially common if you have old lead pipes.

Without a water filter, your home could be exposed to contaminants (including chemicals like chlorine) when you cook, clean the dishes, or bathe. We recommend a whole-home water filtration system to clean your water locally and ensure those contaminants are removed when possible.

Doubting your water quality? Take advantage of our free water tests. We will personally perform the water test to ensure accuracy and provide recommended next steps.

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What Does a Water Filtration System Remove?

Whole-home water filtration systems remove or reduce many harmful contaminants floating around your water supply, including:

Chemicals (Chlorine, Sodium Hypochlorite, and more)
Commercial Additives
Disinfectants (Bleach, Calcium Hypochlorite, and more)
Environmental Pollutants
Pesticides
Lead
Solvents

Other Pros of a Whole-Home Water Filter

Aside from removing many contaminants from your water, these systems will improve your daily life in several noticeable ways, including:

Removing foul odors from your water, often caused by chemicals like Chlorine.
Improving the taste of your water - No more bad tastes in your mouth after drinking a glass of water.
Extending the life of your other plumbing components and appliances - Contaminants like chlorine can damage rubber gaskets and seals in your plumbing system, which increases the frequency of plumbing repairs in your home.
Great savings - Spend significantly less on bottled water, replacing clothes, water treatment, and appliance or plumbing repairs.

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Water Filtration Systems Require ZERO Maintenance!

Halo systems installed by us should never have to be serviced! The Halo H2Zero requires no maintenance at all, and the Halo 5, at most, requires backwashes which it does automatically when connected to your electrical system. Even then, the system generally consumes very little energy, so you likely will not have to worry about an increase in energy bills.

After installation, you don’t have to schedule maintenance or worry about your water quality again for at least 10 years.

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How long does it take to install a whole-home water filtration system?

A typical installation would last between 3 and 4 hours. However, that estimate assumes your existing plumbing system doesn’t need any major adjustments to accommodate the water filtration system.

Which water filtration system should I get?

As licensed plumbers and Halo clean water experts, we can assess your plumbing system and unique needs to recommend the right water filtration system for your home.

What is the difference between carbon and reverse osmosis water filters?

Carbon and reverse osmosis are two popular water purification methods used in Atlanta, GA. Both methods provide your home with cleaner, healthier water. The important distinction is that they specialize in removing different contaminants. For instance, one method is ideal for removing chlorine and another is ideal for removing viruses from water.

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How Does a Carbon Water Filter Work?

Carbon water filters remove or reduce contaminants using an interesting process called Adsorption. Adsorption attracts and adheres contaminants in your water supply to the surface of activated carbon in the filter.

It’s like a magnet picking up metal shavings!

Activated carbon is produced from a wide variety of natural materials including coconut husks, bamboo shoots, and even wood. In water filtration and conditioning systems like the Halo 5, activated carbon filters are used in conjunction with other methods to ensure you receive the cleanest water possible.

Stages of a Water Filtration System

Point of Entry

All whole-house water filtration systems are point-of-entry (POE) devices. That means the water from your city must pass through the system before it’s distributed to the rest of your home.

Quick note! Most homeowners already have some sort of point-of-use (POU) water filtration device installed somewhere in their homes (typically the kitchen). And while those systems are good for certain uses, remember that they only clean the water coming out of that faucet. The water flowing into the rest of your home, including your bathroom and laundry room, is still unfiltered.

Multi-Level Filtering Process

Water filtration systems, such as the Halo 5, often use a multi-level filtration process that filters your water more and more as it passes through the system. This renders the water as clean as possible.

Distribution

After the filtering process, the water is ready for distribution across your entire home! As needed, clean water will flow into every point of use throughout your home. That includes your kitchen faucet, bathroom faucets, washing machine, and more. This allows you to reap the health benefits of clean water from anywhere in your home.

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