Water Treatment & Filtration in Bar Hill
The original 1960s and 70s houses were built to a pattern, so once you've seen one home's pipework layout you've a good idea what the next holds. If you live in Bar Hill, your water is hard. Very hard. Anglian Water's supply in this area regularly measures above 300mg/l calcium carbonate — that's well into the "very hard" category. You'll see it on your taps, in your kettle, around your shower head, and inside your boiler where it quietly shortens the life of every heating element and pipe it touches.
Sitting just off the A14, this is a busy commuter village where families want work done tidily and without fuss. A water softener stops limescale at the source. It treats your entire water supply before it reaches a single tap, so every fixture, appliance, and pipe in your home is protected. Your shower glass stays clear, your boiler lasts longer, you use less detergent, and your skin and hair feel noticeably different soon after fitting. It's one of those upgrades that pays for itself.
The closes off the ring road were built on clay, and that ground moves with the seasons, which can put older drain runs out of line. For drinking water, reverse osmosis is the gold standard. An RO system fits under your kitchen sink and feeds a dedicated tap on the worktop. It strips out chlorine, fluoride, heavy metals, pesticides, and dissolved minerals that a standard filter can't touch. If you want the cleanest possible drinking water without buying bottles, this is how you get it. Carbon filters, sediment filters, and boiling/chilled water taps like Quooker and Grohe Red are all fitted by the plumber too.
