Check for these problems
Bathroom Stains: Hard water ruins the appearance of
bathroom fixtures. Signs: Beige, crusty stains on shower heads and |
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faucets. Orange discoloration on porcelain sinks and tubs. |
Cloudy Glassware: Hard water prevents crystal clear
rinsing of detergent and soap. Signs: Glassware has a grey sheen right out of |
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the dishwasher. Streaks on china and silverware. |
Bathing Problems: Hard water adversely affects bath
and shower water. Signs: Minimal lather with soaps and shampoos. |
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Soap residue doesn’t easily rinse away. Complaints of dry skin are common. |
Water Softener Systems
Say Goodbye to Hard Water
and Live Comfortably
We design and install water softener systems to treat hard water for both residential and commercial operations. Although not harmful to health, hard water creates scaling that increases energy use. It reduces significantly the life of heating and hot water equipment. Avoiding repeated repairs and heating system replacement can make water softening systems cost effective.
We start by testing your water. All hard water testing is conducted on-site. You know the test results right away. There is no charge for this visit.
- On-site testing for hard water is free.
What if hard water is not your problem? Rest assured we will identify what’s wrong with your water. As a full service water treatment company, we’re experienced specialists in every phase of water treatment. In some cases, independent lab analysis may be required and a modest lab fee is charged.
Hard water is a troublesome nuisance that causes many complaints. It makes hygiene difficult as soaps and shampoos don’t lather properly. Rinsing also feels ineffective, so it’s hard to feel clean. Some people complain of dry skin. Poor laundry and dishwasher results are often cited. Scaling problems in water heating equipment are common.
Our softener systems neutralize calcium and magnesium ions which commonly cause hard water problems. In some cases, iron, aluminum, and manganese can also contribute to your problems. To learn the source of your hard water condition, call for our free sample testing service.