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Traitement d’eau Anjou Saint-Paul
Traitement d’eau Anjou Saint-Paul is now served by Culligan Granby (Traitement d’eau Bonne Eau). Since acquiring the company in 2011, we have continued to serve homeowners who have a system installed by Traitement d’eau Saint-Paul. Whether you need equipment maintenance, repairs, a system replacement, or a water analysis, our team
Why concerns about tap water quality are getting harder to ignore
Emerging contaminants such as PFAS and microplastics are raising new questions about water quality. Find out what you need to know.
Artesian Wells: Common Problems (and Their Effective Solutions)
The Quebec Ministry of the Environment, Climate Change, Wildlife, and Parks recommends that artesian well owners have their water quality tested every fall and spring to avoid several common problems.¹ “When the snow melts, for example, the ground is saturated and its filtering capacity is reduced,” explains Jérôme Guimont, co-owner
5 easy ways to elevate your summer hosting
Quick summary: Summer hosting may be easier than you think when you try a few simple tricks, including setting up a self-serve hosting zone, elevating your refreshments, streamlining cleanup, and how improved water quality can enhance your home experience—whether you’re hosting or not. Between backyard dinners, neighborhood cookouts and last-minute
How soft water delivers a better spring clean
Spring cleaning starts with your water quality. Hard water can leave residue, reduce cleaning efficiency and make household maintenance more difficult. Cleaner, filtered water helps you achieve better cleaning results with less effort.
That white buildup in your shower isn’t just a minor issue
It often starts the same way. One morning, as you step into the shower, you notice white streaks on the glass. No big deal. You clean it, they disappear, and you move on. A few days later, the streaks are back. You switch cleaning products, scrub a little harder, but
Your water bill in Granby might be higher than you think
We hardly ever think about the cost of water. And yet, a water testing in Granby often reveals problems that go completely unnoticed in everyday life. It flows from the tap, it’s available at all times, and in many cases, it feels like it costs practically nothing. That’s exactly where
Study: The hidden home safety parent’s concerns
Parent’s concerns about home safety no longer stop at what is easily detected. While familiar issues like mold and fire hazards remain key worries, attention is increasingly focused on risks that are harder to detect but ever-present in daily life. A recent national survey of 1,000 American parents shows that
Agricultural pesticides in Montérégie: can they contaminate your well water?
In the Montérégie region, agriculture has always been part of the landscape. Fields of vegetables, corn, or soybeans surround many municipalities. But one question is being asked more and more frequently by residents who live near farmland: Are we exposed to pesticides used in these fields in the Montérégie region?
Your water testing questions, answered
Whether it’s for morning coffee, weeknight dinners, children’s baths, or any other daily use, homeowners rely on tap water day after day. However, water quality isn’t always immediately apparent. Even clear, great-tasting water can contain minerals, metals, or other contaminants that are easy to miss until they begin to affect
Well water in springtime in Quebec City: what should you definitely check?
In Quebec City and surrounding municipalities such as Lévis, Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury, Lac-Beauport, Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, and L’Ancienne-Lorette, thousands of homes are supplied by private wells. Unlike municipal water, well water is not continuously monitored by a public authority. The responsibility for water quality rests entirely with the owner. Spring is the most critical
Is well water bad for your hair?
Untreated well water can affect your hair’s volume, shine, coloring and more, mainly due to its hardness. Hard water, which contains high levels of calcium and magnesium, is common in private wells across North America. When these minerals build up, they can cause your hair to feel dry, brittle and