DRAFT – Water Problems Review

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Water problems & treatment guidance

What Is Happening With Your Water?

Use symptoms, laboratory results and water-source information to understand the likely causes before selecting treatment equipment.

Find by symptom Find by test result Send a report for review

Important: appearance, taste and odour are useful clues, but they are not a diagnosis. Similar symptoms can have different causes and several problems may occur together.

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Choose the best starting point

The structure serves customers who know only what they can see or smell, as well as customers who already have a laboratory report.

Start with a symptom

Use staining, odour, taste, sediment, scale or corrosion as a clue, then verify the likely cause.

Start with a test result

Find the parameter named on the report and review treatment limitations before selecting equipment.

Start with the water source

Municipal, borehole, rainwater and stored water present different risks.

Browse water problems

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The water source changes the diagnosis

The same symptom can require a different solution depending on where the water comes from and how it is used.

Municipal water

Disinfectant taste, ageing plumbing, sediment and point-of-use concerns.

Borehole or wellpoint

Iron, manganese, hardness, pH, salinity, sulphide, nitrate and microbiology vary significantly.

Rainwater

Roof condition, debris, tank hygiene, organic colour and microbiological control matter.

Stored or tank water

Residence time, contamination entry points, biofilm and distribution condition matter.

Structured report review

Send your water report with the information we need

A laboratory result alone is not enough to size or specify a reliable treatment system. Complete the form, then email the report using the matching subject.

1. Complete every required project and water-use question.
2. Submit the form so the technical context reaches our team.
3. Email the PDF, JPG or PNG report to support@h2owarehouse.co.za.
4. We advise whether more information or testing is required.

No upload field is used at this stage. This avoids building a temporary upload workflow before the future consulting platform and company are finalised.

Water Report Review Request

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Your project details were submitted.
Email the actual report now using the matching subject below.

Full name *

Email *

Mobile / WhatsApp *

Town / city and province *

Water source *

Primary intended use *

When does it occur? *

Required timing *

Existing treatment equipment *

Required / measured flow *

Demand / property size *

Pump and pressure

Indicative equipment budget

Report date *

Laboratory / tester *

Sample point and treatment status *

Required outcome and details *

Step 2: Email the actual report

Send the PDF, JPG or PNG to support@h2owarehouse.co.za using this matching subject:

Water Report Review – [Full Name] – [Town / City]Email the report

Equipment photographs may also be included. Do not send identity documents or unrelated personal information.

I confirm that the report and project details are reasonably current and representative. I understand the initial recommendation is preliminary and final sizing may require further tests, measurements or site information. *

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Submission does not constitute a final design, quotation or guarantee. Recommendations depend on test accuracy, sampling, flow, demand and operating conditions.