Water treatment options:
Once our system design specialists determine the correct application for your home, our water softening, conditioning, and filtration units are installed quickly, being completed in under a day.
Whole House Water Filters
Most homeowners know that drinking unclean water is not a good idea. However, far too few homeowners know that there is roughly one in four chances, in the U.S, that your tap water is improperly monitored or unsafe. While you could turn to store-bought filters and bottled water, neither method is much safer.
The only truly reliable way to ensure the water you and your family drink is free of contaminants is to install a whole-house water filter. This filter will carefully clean the water throughout your home so you can rest easy knowing your water is safe.
Water Conditioning Systems
A water conditioner is a system that makes a drastic improvement to the quality of your water. If you have sulfur or other acidic compounds in your water, often signaled by a foul smell, then a water conditioner is what you need. A water conditioner can improve your water quality in a variety of ways including reducing hardness, manganese, and iron.
Water Softeners
If you have noticed a film coating your glassware or shower doors, then you most likely have a hard water issue. Hard water refers to water with very high mineral content. As a result, it causes a variety of problems, including skin irritation, clogged pipes, and damaged appliances.
Luckily there is a solution. Our environmentally friendly water softeners, deliver the clear, soft, and odor-free water your family needs. The tank combines activated carbon, which removes chlorine and unpleasant tastes, with resin, which offers superior softening capabilities, to effectively reduce your water’s mineral content.
Our water softeners prevent hard water from damaging your home and causing health issues for you and your family!
Common symptoms include scale on fixtures or glassware, dry skin and stiff laundry, metallic or rotten-egg odors, staining (orange, brown, or blue-green), and water that tastes off. A technician can test your water and recommend the right solution.
A water softener reduces hardness minerals (calcium/magnesium) that cause scale. Whole-house filtration targets sediment, chlorine/chloramines, and tastes/odors for all taps. Reverse osmosis is a point-of-use purifier (usually at the kitchen sink) that removes a wide range of dissolved contaminants for great-tasting drinking water.
No. Softeners treat hardness to protect plumbing, fixtures, and appliances; filters target particulate and chemical contaminants that affect taste, odor, and clarity. Many homes benefit from a softener and a whole-house filter or RO system.
Yes—your technician can perform on-site testing for hardness, chlorine, iron, and other common issues, discuss any taste/odor concerns, and size a system that matches your plumbing, usage, and water goals. Free, no-obligation estimates are available.
Softeners require periodic salt refills and occasional resin or component service. Whole-house filters and RO systems use cartridges and (for RO) a membrane that need replacement on a schedule based on usage and local water quality. Your tech will review the maintenance plan during installation.
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