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Culligan Quebec: 16 years of award-winning excellence
The water treatment leader in Quebec, once again recognized In Quebec, water is part of everyday life. We drink it, cook with it, and swim in it. We also rely on it to keep our homes and businesses running smoothly. For more than 70 years, Culligan Service d’eau Douce Inc.
Balancing your water treatment system and septic tank
An essential balance to protect your installations and the environment Across Québec, many homes and businesses rely on a septic tank to manage their wastewater. However, many owners don’t realize that maintaining a proper balance between their water treatment system and their septic tank is crucial to extend the life
Municipal water: chlorine, odors, and solutions in Granby
Accessible solutions for healthier, cleaner water In Granby, as elsewhere in Quebec, most households and businesses rely on municipal tap water. This water is treated to remove bacteria and meet public health standards. However, despite this treatment, many residents notice inconveniences: strong chlorine taste, unpleasant odors, or even limescale buildup.
Acid stains: what you need to know
Stains that say a lot about the quality of your water Have you noticed blue-green stains on your faucets or sinks? This is not just an aesthetic problem: it is often a sign that your water contains high levels of copper, caused by an acid imbalance. These acid stains can
How to fix bad-tasting tap water at home
Bad-tasting water: a common problem in Quebec City In several homes in the Quebec City, Montreal, and Granby areas, tap water has an unpleasant taste. Whether it tastes bitter, metallic, chlorinated, or just plain strange, it’s a sign that shouldn’t be ignored. The good news is that there are simple
Water softeners vs. water filtration: What’s the difference?
Your guide to better water treatment in your home In Quebec, water quality varies greatly from one area to another. Whether you live in Beauport, Charlesbourg, or Lévis, you have probably noticed white marks on your faucets, unpleasant odors, or even a strange taste in your water. These minor inconveniences
Reverse osmosis: Pure water in Québec with Culligan
For healthy water every day, at home or at work In Quebec City, the quality of tap water can sometimes leave something to be desired. The taste of chlorine, unpleasant odors, and visible residues are real concerns for many families and businesses. Fortunately, there is a proven and affordable solution
How to fix a hard water problem
Hard water: A silent enemy in Quebec homes Noticing white spots on your glassware or dull hair despite using quality products? You’re not alone. Many homes and businesses across the Quebec region live with a hard water problem, often without even realizing it. While hard water isn’t dangerous to drink,
Make your lake water drinkable
Is your lake water safe? In Quebec, a land of lakes and natural beauty, water quality can vary greatly. Influenced by human activity and environmental conditions, untreated lake water can pose health risks. This practical guide reveals effective methods to treat and secure this precious resource. Learn how and why
What are water treatments?
How to effectively treat water? Find all the answers here! The water you use every day may hide contaminants that harm your health and damage your household appliances. Unpleasant tastes, strange odors, and invisible impurities are just a few of the issues you might encounter. Fortunately, Culligan Québec is at
Why drinking water in Quebec isn’t as safe as it seems
The hidden dangers of untreated water and how to address them Drinking water is central to our health and daily survival. Yet, in many regions around the world, millions of people face limited access to this essential resource. Untreated water can harbor a multitude of dangerous contaminants, from pathogenic microorganisms
Softening water: Say goodbye to dry skin and damaged hair
Soft water, soft skin: Transform your daily life Water is essential for life, but its quality is not always up to our needs. With the arrival of cold weather, our skin and hair are even more vulnerable to the harmful effects of hard water: dryness, irritation, and dull, brittle hair