Clean Water Center Before & After Photos

We had a customer who reached out to use because there older water softener was no longer working like it used too. With the age of the softener we recommended looking into new options. The customer agreed and we sent out a project coordinator to test the water and see what we could do. After some testing we went over some options for new softeners, they decided on the EVR water softener. The EVR is the most advanced and efficient softener we offer. The EVR is also eligible for our maintenance plan, we come out once a year to proved  maintenance on the softener we also change the warranty into LIFE time parts and labor. After the a quick and clean install the customer is happy to have soft water again! 

Iron levels too high for their current softener had this homeowner wanting answers. Meeting with Jason our project coordinator, they were able to find the perfect piece of equipment to get the job done. Our Evolve Iron Filter, is now in place to give this homeowner many years of service.

A service call for repair uncovered a water softener that was installed in 1999. The industry average life expectancy is 10-15 years for a water softener. Realizing this, our Service Technichian Kyle determined the costs to repair the existing unit far outweighed the cost to purchase new. The homeowner elected to meet with Jason our Project Coordinator and decided to go with our Evolve Series Conditioner.

Mr. and Mrs. M were having odor coming through their filter that addresses iron and odor. After having us come to the home to assess the situation, they determined that it made more sense to invest in a replacement versus fixing an aging system. We went with the EVFE air charge filter that is addressing both the odor and the iron that the older system wasn't handling.

Mr. and Mrs. P. had moved into their newly built home for a couple years and had no issues initially, but as time went on, they noticed some discoloration in the water. The oddest part of their discolored water was that they were on municipal water, and it's not common whatsoever to have discolored water from the city. After a service call and consultation, it was found that the chlorine in the city water was breaking down the media in their water softener and causing a discoloration. The solution was to install a whole house filter prior to the water softener that was capable of removing chlorine and chemicals that would harm the water softener and cause other issues like the discoloration. They now have a certified filter that not only removes chemicals and chlorine, but also lead and cysts.