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.
Homes closer to downtown Monroe are almost always on city water, where chlorine taste and odor is the most common complaint we hear. Homes on the outer edges of the city limits and just outside them are more likely to be on a private well, where sediment, iron staining, and sulfur odor are more common.
Because Monroe has both municipal and well-served neighborhoods within a few miles of each other, the right system really does depend on which side of town you're on — tell us whether you're on city water or a well when you request a quote and we'll point you to the right fit.
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.
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.
Waxhaw pairs a small, historic downtown with some of the fastest new-home growth in the county, especially in the neighborhoods spreading out toward the South Carolina line.