For private wells
With a well, there is no utility treating the water first and no report to look up. So we size the system on what your own supply is giving you, and that is different from one house to the next.
Seeing this? An odd taste or smell · Scale and spots · Stains in the sink · Water from a well · Things you cannot taste
One example, a two tank setup for a well. Yours is planned after the assessment.
What it helps with
Rust coloured stains on the sink, the tub and your whites
A rotten egg smell, usually strongest from the hot tap
Grit and sediment caught in the faucet screens
If your supply shows something these stages do not handle, we say so and point you to what does.
What goes in
Wells are all different, so there is no single well system. Iron, sulfur, sediment and hardness show up in different amounts, and the stages are chosen after the assessment. Every setup has two things in common: it goes where the line comes into the house, and it is sized to your own supply.
At the kitchen sink
Your kitchen still gets a reverse osmosis stage for drinking water, planned into your setup at the assessment.
The price
Priced for your well
A well does not use the city water price, because the stages depend on what the supply needs. You get your own number the same way, in writing, once we have talked through what your water is showing you.
Get Your Free Water AssessmentEverything we fit
One tank at the main line for scale, taste and smell.
→A kitchen faucet of its own for drinking and cooking, $799 on its own or part of the whole home package.
→For homes on a well, set up around what the water contains.
You are hereOn a well, the treatment starts at your house.
The water table rises and falls through the year, and what dissolves into the water shifts with it. A well that looks clear in October can leave stains by April, so we size for the ups and downs, not for one good week.
You get the stages your water needs and no more. The assessment sets the lineup, and if one tank does the job, one tank is what you get.
Not at all, most well owners are in the same spot. Tell us what you see at the taps over the year and we start the assessment from there.
The assessment costs nothing. Send your name and number, or give us a call.