Systems

Hard Water and Water Softening

Hard water is the most common problem found in the average home. Hard water happens when calcium, magnesium, lime or other hardness minerals are dissolved in the water supply. This can cause soap to be less effective, such as dishwashers, laundry and showers. Water softeners remove these minerals through an automated process and without adding any sort of chemicals to your water supply. Find out more information in our water softener guide.

These quality water softeners are made with Fleck Controls, Structural Poly Glass Tanks, and 8% cross link cation resin made by Resintech. You just can't get better components than these, but you can pay more, a lot more!

Call a Certified Water Specialist at H2O with your questions about these softeners. We will be glad to help you get rid of your hard water and save money in the process.

  Systems made in the United States of America.

Information on Hard Water

Benefits of Water Softening Hard Water FAQ Hard Water and Laundering How Water Softeners Work Water Hardness Map of the US

Well Water Treatment

Well water filters remove elements, such as iron, manganese and hydrogen sulfide, that commonly build up in private wells and also stop the corrosion of copper pipes. There are also models that can balance pH or remove sediment in addition to this.

According to the EPA, approximately 15% of Americans get their water from private drinking supplies, such as wells. It is important for owners of private wells to test their water regularly (at least once a year) and perform proper water treatment. Avoiding storing or mixing any kind of hazardous chemicals near a well.