Indian Trail has been one of the fastest-growing towns in Union County for years, with subdivision after subdivision of newer construction built out along Highway 74.
Most Indian Trail neighborhoods run on county or municipal water lines, so the complaints we hear most are chlorine smell and taste rather than the sediment issues that show up more on wells. Newer homes also tend to have smaller mechanical rooms, which we plan around when sizing equipment.
A lot of Indian Trail homeowners come to us after noticing the shower and drinking water both smell like a pool right after the water utility does routine line maintenance — that's chlorine, and it's exactly what Clean Water removes.
Monroe is the Union County seat, with a mix of older homes near downtown on the city's municipal water system and newer construction further out toward the edges of town.
Matthews sits right on the Union/Mecklenburg county line and has a wide mix of housing stock, from established older neighborhoods to newer builds closer to the Charlotte commute corridor.