United Water Services

06/19/2026

💧 Why Do We Check Water Pressure? 💧

This little gauge is one of the simplest — and most important — tools we use when evaluating a home's water system.

Before recommending or installing water treatment equipment, we check water pressure to better understand how your plumbing system is performing.

✅ Helps verify proper pressure for water softeners, filtration systems, and reverse osmosis units
✅ Identifies high pressure that can put extra strain on plumbing, fixtures, and appliances
✅ Helps diagnose issues such as pressure fluctuations, leaks, or failing pressure regulators
✅ Provides a baseline reading so we know your system is operating as intended

Most homes perform best between 50–80 PSI. Pressure outside that range can affect everything from shower performance to the long-term reliability of your plumbing and water treatment equipment.

A water test tells us what's in your water. A pressure test helps us understand how that water is moving through your home. Together, they give us a much clearer picture of your overall water system.

If you've never had your water tested or checked your home's pressure, we'd be happy to help.

📞 877-414-PURE (7873)
🌐 www.uwaterservices.com

06/18/2026

💧 Noticing something off with your water?

Spots on dishes? Dry skin? Strange tastes or odors? Scale buildup around faucets? Or maybe you're just curious about what's in your water.

The truth is, every home is different. City water, well water, plumbing materials, and household usage can all impact your water quality.

That's why we offer a FREE in-home water test.

We'll help you better understand your water, answer your questions, and explain your options—without pressure.

Serving Clark County homeowners with water treatment, filtration, softening, PFAS solutions, reverse osmosis, and plumbing services.

📞 877-414-PURE (7873)
🌐 www.uwaterservices.com

06/17/2026

Camas Community

UPDATE: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1343939601248605&id=100068977337344&mibextid=wwXIfr

The City continues to make progress restoring normal water system operations. City staff successfully returned two wells to service yesterday, increasing available water supply and helping reservoir levels recover. However, power outages yesterday affected the operation of one of City's booster stations, limiting our ability to move water to one of our reservoirs. Despite this setback, reservoir levels continue to trend upward.

To help accelerate recovery and restore normal operating reserves, the City is asking residents to continue reducing outdoor irrigation and other non-essential water use today. These voluntary conservation efforts are helping maintain system reliability while reservoirs continue to recover.

City staff are actively working to return an additional well to service and are hopeful it will be operational tomorrow. With reservoir levels continuing to rise and additional water supply expected to come online, the City anticipates returning to normal operations tomorrow (6/18).

In response to questions about a robocall, this situation did not rise to emergency levels and as such, we didn't want to cause a panic. Many did not notice an impact to water service and most likely won't. We appreciate the community's cooperation and patience as we continue working to restore the system to normal operating conditions.

06/17/2026

06/15/2026

What you're seeing in this video is an anode rod—the part inside your water heater that helps protect the tank from corrosion.

Over time, the rod wears away as it does its job. Once it's depleted, the water heater tank can become more vulnerable to corrosion and costly repairs.

This is a great example of why routine maintenance matters. Sometimes the biggest issues are the ones you can't see until someone takes a look inside.

If you have questions about your water heater, plumbing system, or water quality, we're always happy to help.

📞 877-414-PURE (7873)
🌐 www.uwaterservices.com

Serving Clark County and surrounding communities.

06/12/2026

A leak in the ceiling is something no homeowner wants to see. 💧

What starts as a small drip can lead to damaged drywall, flooring, insulation, and more if the source isn't addressed.

If you've noticed signs of a leak, our plumbing team can help identify the problem and recommend the next steps before it becomes a bigger headache.

📞 877-414-PURE
🌐 www.uwaterservices.com

Serving Clark County and surrounding communities.

06/11/2026

PFAS, sometimes called "forever chemicals," have become a growing topic of discussion in water quality conversations across the country. 💧

Many homeowners are surprised to learn that PFAS can be found in some water supplies and may persist in the environment over time.

If you're interested in learning more about your water, we're here to help. We offer free in-home water testing and can help you better understand the treatment options available for your home and family.

📞 877-414-PURE
🌐 www.uwaterservices.com

Serving Clark County and surrounding communities.

06/10/2026

💧 Water Wisdom Wednesday 💧

Did you know water makes up about 98% of your cup of coffee? ☕💧

Here in the Pacific Northwest, coffee is part of the daily routine for many homeowners — which means water quality can play a bigger role in flavor than most people realize.

From morning coffee to evening tea, water is part of so many small comforts at home.

Have questions about your home’s water? United Water Services is always happy to help.

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📞 877-414-PURE
🌐 www.uwaterservices.com