Wondering how often to change your Reverse Osmosis filters in Arizona? Learn the recommended replacement schedule, signs you're overdue, and how adding an alkaline filter can enhance your drinking water.

Not sure if you need a water softener or a whole-home filtration system in Arizona? Learn the key differences, how they work together, and why most East Valley homes need both for safe, comfortable water.

If you live in Queen Creek or San Tan Valley, there’s a good chance you’ve noticed that your tap water smells or tastes a little like a swimming pool. That’s chlorine — and while it’s a common part of municipal water treatment, many East Valley homeowners are asking the same question:

Is it safe? And is there a better way to protect my home and family?

At State48Water, we’ve been helping Arizona homeowners take control of their water quality, and chlorine is one of the top concerns we hear about in Queen Creek and San Tan Valley.

If you live in Arizona, you’ve likely dealt with the effects of Arizona’s hard water. You might notice white spots on your dishes or stubborn residue on faucets. These are more than just minor annoyances. Hard water could be silently damaging your home.