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Mr. and Mrs. D. purchased a water softener for their home back in 2006 and recently they were having issues. It didn't seem that their aging softener was regenerating appropriately. After a service technician found that the water softener meter was not working, they recommended a replacement. Industry average for the life-span of water softeners is about 10-15 years and Mr. and Mrs. D. were in that range. After meeting with our Project Coordinator, the best fit seemed to be our entry level ES water softener that was simple, but still superior to what was in place prior. They now have a nice water softener that doesn't require every day attention.
Mr. and Mrs. M. had purchased an EVOLVE water softener from us a few years ago, but chose to keep their existing filter at that time. This filter addressed iron and sulfur, but used chemicals as the form of treatment. As Mr. and Mrs. M. noticed quality decreasing and taking into consideration the maintenance required for such a system, they chose to look at new options. We were able to show that we could treat their iron and sulfur via our EVFE whole house filter. The EVFE air charge filter does not use chemicals and requires less maintenance compared to those that use an air compressor for a created air charge. They now have a simplified treatment set up and no longer deal with chemical treatment for their well water.
This customer was referred to us by another business in town as he was noticing hard water issues around his house. They did not have any water treatment in place. A Project Coordinator went out to the house to assess the water and installation locations. After testing the water, the Project Coordinator found 31 gpg of hardness, and .8 ppm of iron. No wonder they were having issues!
After reviewing the options, the customer decided to have us install an ES-1054 water softener, and a Twist II Clean filter, as they were finding sediment in the water occasionally as well.
We had a customer that just purchased a new house on the lake. After moving in he found a very bad smell to the water and did not know what to do. He gave us a call to see if we could help him out. We sent out a project coordinator to test his water. After arriving, we found the previous owner installed some filter off line and they where not doing the job. After some discussions with the homeowner we decided it was best to start with all new equipment, so we installed the EVS sulfur filter and EVR water softener. The homeowner also singed up for our maintenance plan so we can service the systems once a year and also insure the customer has great clean water in the house!
We had a existing customer of ours reach out to us because they had a new well drilled. They had a older softener and wanted to test the water too see if things changed and if they needed a new unit. After some testing the water changed a little bit but still within specs of the systems. The softener its self was not working with the age we recommended to replace the unit. The customer agreed because they did not want to risk having iron getting into the home. After a quick and clean install the customer can no enjoy the new well with the new softener!