Rochester water quality insights, filtration guides, and everything you need to know about your home's water.
Rochester water meets EPA legal limits, but 11 contaminants exceed health advocacy guidelines. We break down the numbers and what they mean for your family.
1 in 3 Rochester water lines contains lead, and the city's replacement program won't finish until 2030. Here's how to protect your family now.
Spotty dishes, dry skin, and scale buildup? At 5-7.6 grains per gallon, Rochester water is hard enough to cause real problems. Here's the fix.
Both have their place. We compare the two approaches and help you decide what makes sense for your Rochester home and budget.
~4,500 Monroe County homes rely on private wells with no EPA oversight. Here's what to test for and how to treat the most common issues.
PFAS compounds are being found in water sources across the Great Lakes region. We explain the risks and the most effective removal methods.
Rochester water ranges from 5 to 12 GPG depending on your source. We break down salt-based vs. salt-free softeners, sizing, costs, and why testing your water is the essential first step.
Over 90% of Great Lakes water samples contain microplastics, and new research shows bottled water may be even worse. Here's what Rochester families need to know about this emerging contaminant.
With the HHS ending its fluoridation recommendation and states passing opt-out laws, the fluoride debate has never been more heated. Here's what Rochester families need to know to make an informed decision.
Babies are far more vulnerable to water contaminants than adults. Here's what Rochester parents need to know about using tap water for formula, bathing, and everyday use.
Rochester's trihalomethane levels have hit 81 ppb -- legal but 115x the EWG health guideline. Here's what disinfection byproducts are, why they form, and how to remove them.
Bottled water contains 3x more nanoplastics than tap, costs 300x more per gallon, and is regulated less strictly. Here's why filtered tap water wins on safety, cost, and environmental impact.
Water quality is one of the most overlooked items on a home inspection checklist. Here's what every Rochester homebuyer should check before closing -- and within the first 30 days.
The EPA's Lead and Copper Rule Improvements take full effect in 2028, lowering the action level to 10 ppb and mandating service line replacement. Here's what it means for Rochester homeowners.
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