One system at the point where water enters your house, so every shower, faucet, and appliance gets treated water. We size each one to your water and your household.
48,000 grains. Soft water and chlorine removal in a single-tank.
Our most common install for homes on public water. One tank softens the water and removes chlorine, so every tap in the house gets water that is gentler on skin, fixtures, and appliances.
64,000 grains. The same protection, sized for bigger homes.
A higher-capacity version of our single-tank softener for larger homes, bigger families, and very hard water. More resin and more carbon mean steady pressure and fewer regenerations.
96,000 grains. A dedicated tank for softening and another for carbon.
Our highest-capacity system for public water. Softening and carbon filtration each get their own tank, bridged by a single control valve, so both stages last longer and handle heavy, continuous use.
Built for iron, manganese, sulfur, and hardness.
A two-tank system for private wells. One tank softens. The other uses Katalox Light media with a coconut-shell carbon layer to remove iron, manganese, and the rotten-egg smell of hydrogen sulfide.
Raises low pH to protect copper plumbing.
Acidic well water slowly dissolves copper pipes and fittings. A neutralizer passes the water through calcite media that raises the pH to a safe range before it reaches your plumbing.
Scale prevention with no salt, no drain, and no wastewater.
For homes that want to stop scale buildup without salt. A conditioning media changes how hardness minerals behave so they are far less likely to stick to pipes, fixtures, and the water heater.
Water from your well or the public main passes through a sediment stage that catches grit and rust before it can foul anything downstream.
Next comes the stage your test calls for. A softener swaps hardness minerals for a small amount of sodium. A carbon bed takes out chlorine and the taste it leaves. An oxidizing filter pulls iron, manganese, and sulfur out of well water.
The treated water then flows to the rest of the house. A control valve tracks how much you use and cleans the system on its own schedule, usually overnight, so you never notice it working.
Scale shortens the life of water heaters, dishwashers, and washing machines. Softened water keeps heating elements and valves clean.
Soap lathers properly, skin feels less tight, and hair is easier to manage. Glass doors stop clouding over.
For well owners, orange rings in the tub and the rotten-egg smell are usually the first things to disappear.
Get a free consultation, a plain-language explanation of your options, and an honest recommendation.
Serving Southeastern PA families since 1978 from 104 S Church St, West Chester, PA 19382