Products Before & After Photos

We had a customer of ours reach out because their treatment equipment was getting old and starting to have issues. We sent out one of our project coordinates to see what we could do to help. After testing the water, we found we had a bit of everything in the water. The current equipment in the home was an iron filter and water softener and an inline filter. After going over some options they decided to go with the EV2. With this system, there is no need for an iron filter. The EV2 uses a mineral called CR-200 or zeolites, this is different from the resin used in a standard softener. With the CR-200 we can remove more iron than a standard softener. The homeowner liked only having to take care of one system. After a clean and quick install, the homeowner is now enjoying their water again!

Olivia called looking for a solution to her water having high iron and a lot of hardness.

After a Project Coordinator took a few tests and had a conversation with Olivia about her options, she opted to rent both an iron filter and water softener. Now, Olivia has hassle free, iron free, and hardness free water. 

Mr. and Mrs. C. were experiencing a black/grey film that built up in the toilets. This was something they wanted cleaned up immediately and so a Project Coordinator was sent out right away. After in person testing and observation, it was found that they had precipitated sulfur. In addition to the sulfur, they had higher levels of iron that were harming the existing water softener. The recommended form of treatment was the EVFE iron filter that is capable of handling lower levels of sulfur and high amounts of iron all at once. After this additional treatment and chlorination of the water lines, Mr. and Mrs. C. found themselves protecting their water softener and now removing the sulfur that was causing the nasty grey film in their toilets. 

Mr. and Mrs. D. had recently moved into their new home that was on a well. Our sister company, Clean Water Testing, had performed their well and septic inspection during the real estate transaction and checked in on health and safety concerns with the water. After closing, we had a follow up appointment where we did further water testing to find what the aesthetics of the water were. The family had informed us that although they just moved in, they were already noticing orange staining and a strange smell from the water. Our tests found trace levels of sulfur gas present that caused the odor, and higher levels of iron that caused the staining. It was recommended that our EVFE iron filter be the unit to address both the iron and trace levels of sulfur. Not only was staining and odors addressed, but they also had an older, failing water softener that needed replacing, and Mr. and Mrs. D. found that our more advanced EVR water softener was the perfect fit. Now the family is in their new home with softened, clean, and odor-free water. 

We had a customer who had just moved into a home with a older water softener. After living in the home for a few weeks he noticed the water was just not right. We had originally installed the softener back in 2004 so he gave us a call to see what was needed, after a conversation on the phone and due to age we recommended looking into replacement. We set up a time for a project coordinator  to go too the home to test water and see what we could do to help. After some water testing the current softener was no longer working at all so we suggested to replace it. After going over some options the home owner decided on the ES water softener. After a quick and clean install the customer as nice clean water again!