If you experience any of the following issues, a water treatment system can help:

• Hard water buildup (scale on faucets and appliances)
• Chlorine taste or odor in drinking water
• Rust stains from iron in your water
• Cloudy or discolored water
• Bad-tasting or smelly water
• Low water pressure due to sediment buildup
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A free water test can identify specific contaminants in your home’s water.

• Water Softeners remove calcium and magnesium that cause hard water, preventing scale buildup in pipes, appliances, and fixtures.
• Whole-House Filters remove chlorine, sediment, and other impurities to improve taste and odor but do not soften water.

Many homes benefit from both systems working together.

No, hard water is not harmful to drink, but it can cause:
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• Dry skin and brittle hair
• Soap scum buildup in showers and sinks
• Shortened lifespan of appliances due to scale buildup
• Reduced water pressure from clogged pipes

A water softener eliminates these issues by removing hardness minerals.

Reverse osmosis (RO) removes up to 99% of contaminants, including:

• Lead, arsenic, and heavy metals
• Pesticides, nitrates, and chlorine
• Forever chemicals
• Bacteria and viruses

RO systems provide high-purity water that tastes better and is safer for drinking and cooking.

No, water softeners only remove hardness minerals (calcium & magnesium).If your water contains chlorine, heavy metals, or organic contaminants, you’ll need a whole-house filtration system or reverse osmosis system in addition to a softener.

• Water Softeners: Require salt refills (typically once a month) and occasional cleaning.
• Whole-House Filters: Need filter changes every 6–12 months depending on water quality.
• Reverse Osmosis Systems: Require membrane replacement every 2–3 years, plus pre/post-filter changes every 6–12 months.

If you have well water, a UV light is highly recommended to kill:

• Bacteria (E. coli, coliform)
• Viruses and pathogens
• Other microorganisms

Municipal water is typically treated with chlorine, but well water has no built-in disinfection, making UV a smart addition.

Pricing varies based on system type and capacity:

• Water softeners: $1,000–$3,000
• Whole-house filtration: $800–$4,000
• Reverse osmosis systems: $300–$1,500
• UV purification for well water: $500–$1,200
• Custom multi-system solutions: Prices vary based on needs

We offer financing options to make water treatment more affordable.

• Water softeners: 10–15 years (with regular salt refills and maintenance)
• Whole-house filtration: 5–10 years (with filter replacements)
• Reverse osmosis systems: 10+ years (with membrane and filter changes)
• UV purification systems: 8–10 years (bulb replacement every year)

Regular maintenance extends the lifespan of your system.