Karen - Principle at Independent Water Service, Inc - Yakima, WA Over the years, contaminant alerts in Yakima County, especially for nitrate and PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) have raised concerns among homeowners. The alerts are particularly important for those who rely on private wells. Keeping up to date on the latest alerts, health risks, and remediation options can help you keep your family safe. Here … Read more
If you live in Yakima, Washington, chances are you’ve thought about your home’s water quality. While the city provides treated municipal water, many homeowners still notice issues like hard water deposits, chlorine taste, or even concerns about contaminants. Those of us using well water, in the Yakima Valley, also face all kinds of water purity … Read more
Clean, safe drinking water is essential for good health, but how can you be sure your tap water is actually safe to drink? While most municipal water systems like Yakima, Ellensburg, etc. meet safety standards, it’s worth knowing how to assess your water quality and when to take additional precautions. Start with Your Senses Your … Read more
Every day, us Yakimans use our city’s water for for drinking, cooking, or irrigation. But have you ever stopped to wonder what’s actually in your tap water? At Independent Water Service of Yakima, we believe that understanding your water quality is the first step toward protecting your health and your home. Let’s take a closer … Read more
Switching from bottled water consumption to a water purification system is the responsible (and healthy) choice. It’s one of the reasons we continue to operate Independent Water Service in Yakima. It’s too easy to let convenience push sustainability aside. Here’s why we believe the water treatment systems for Central Washington are so important. Environmental Impact … Read more
Many homes throughout the Yakima Valley rely on well water, which can be a reliable and often cleaner alternative to municipal water. However, well water in Central Washington is not without its potential issues due to common groundwater contaminants. Typically municipal water providers take care of regulating and treating the water that they provide. Well … Read more