Recently, the tap water has had a strange taste—like metal. I changed the filters and cleaned the aerator, but it didn't help. Maybe something is wrong with the pipes? Should I call someone to analyze or check the system? If anyone has had a similar experience, please advise what could be the cause and how to deal with it, because it's scary to drink such water.

Oh, that's really unpleasant . When tap water has a metallic taste, even after replacing the filters and cleaning the aerator, the problem is most likely in the pipes themselves — rust on old metal pipes, corrosion, or sediment from the water supply system. Sometimes the cause is the interaction between the pipe materials and the new mixer, especially if the metals are different.To understand exactly what is happening and whether it is safe to drink such water, it is best to call a specialist to analyze and check the system. Professionals can perform laboratory analysis of the water and inspect the pipes for sediment or corrosion. To learn about diagnostic methods and professional plumbing services, visit drain cleaning etobicoke.The website describes how specialists determine the cause of unpleasant tastes and eliminate the problem without harming the system or your health, helping you avoid unnecessary costs and risks to your water.