05/08/2026
🚰 Happening now in Long Branch…
The City of Long Branch is currently investing $15 million into replacing aging water infrastructure throughout the area.
Long term, that’s a good thing.
But anytime older water lines are opened, replaced, or disturbed, it can loosen sediment, rust, scale, and buildup sitting inside the system for years.
That can make its way toward residential plumbing and show up as:
• Sediment in your water
• More spotting on fixtures
• Strange taste or odor
• Dry skin and hair
• Extra stress on appliances and water heaters
This is exactly why more homeowners are investing in whole home filtration and water softening systems, not just for better water, but to help protect the home long term.
If you live in Long Branch or anywhere in Monmouth County, now is a smart time to get your water checked.
Kodiak Water Systems offers free in home water testing for local homeowners.
📍 Monmouth County, NJ
📞 Message us to schedule your free water test.