Free in-home water testing is available to help figure out exactly what’s in your tap water. A technician can check for things like hardness, iron, chlorine, and other common issues right at your house. Based on the results, they’ll explain if you need a water softener, a whole-house filtration system, or reverse osmosis. This makes it simple to decide what’s best for your home and your water.
Bottled water delivery is available and you can also get a water cooler installed at your home or business. Delivery can be set up on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly schedule, so you get fresh water when you need it. There are different jug sizes to choose from, and the service covers homes, offices, and commercial spaces.
There are a few main types of water softener salt available: salt crystals, solar salt, pellets, and cubes. Crystals and solar salt are usually natural and work well for most standard softeners, especially if you don’t use a lot of water each day or your system doesn’t pull a lot of iron from your water. Pellets and cubes are more compact and dissolve more slowly, so they're usually a better fit for high-efficiency softeners or if you have harder water or more iron to remove. Pellets, like our Sure Soft Iron Pellets, are good for dealing with iron and for people who want their softener to last longer without needing as much cleaning. Cubes, like Dura Cubes, are extra tough and designed for high usage or bigger homes. If you're not sure which is right for your system, check your softener manual or ask for our recommendation based on your home's water needs.
We offer water softener repair and emergency service for common problems like using too much salt or low water pressure. Our team can check for issues such as clogs, worn parts, or settings that are off balance. We handle routine repairs like cleaning tanks and checking control valves, but we’re also ready to help fast if your water softener breaks down or you suddenly lose water pressure. Just give us a call or reach out online—help is available.
Reverse osmosis drinking water systems with optional UV light for extra sterilization are available for installation. The reverse osmosis system removes things like nitrates, pesticides, sulfates, fluoride, bacteria, and even trace pharmaceuticals from your water. If you add the UV light, it takes care of any bacteria or viruses that might be left, giving you an extra layer of safety. This setup is a good way to get very clean, fresh-tasting water and can be paired with your main water supply or specific faucets. Installation and maintenance are handled so you get worry-free performance.
Financing options are available for new water softener installations. This makes it easier to get the system you need without having to pay the full amount upfront. You can learn more about available plans and how to apply by getting in touch directly or checking the website. This helps spread the cost out over time, fitting most budgets a lot better.
Yes, regular maintenance plans are available to help keep your water softener running smoothly. Maintenance includes things like cleaning the brine tank, checking resin beads, inspecting control valves, and making sure everything is working right. These service plans can be customized for what you need, and help prevent issues like too much salt usage, limescale buildup, and low water pressure before they become a problem. Regular check-ups help your system last longer and work better, so you get the best quality water with less hassle.
Service covers a wide area across northern Indiana and southern Michigan. This includes cities like Granger, Mishawaka, South Bend, Elkhart, Osceola, Niles, Edwardsburg, Buchanan, Cassopolis, and nearby regions. Both residential homes and businesses in these areas can get water treatment products, installation, repair, routine maintenance, and bottled water delivery. If you're close to these cities and aren’t sure if your address is covered, just call to double-check service availability.
A soft water system, also known as a water softener, removes minerals like calcium and magnesium from hard water. It works through a process called ion exchange, where these hard minerals are replaced with sodium or potassium ions, resulting in softened water.
Soft water systems help prevent scale buildup in pipes, appliances, and fixtures, extending their lifespan. They also improve the effectiveness of soaps and detergents, leading to cleaner dishes, softer laundry, and smoother skin and hair
Maintenance involves replenishing the salt supply in the brine tank regularly, typically every 4 to 6 weeks, depending on your water usage and system size. Annual service checks are recommended to ensure the system is functioning correctly
A properly installed and maintained soft water system should not significantly affect water pressure. However, if the system is clogged or undersized for your home’s water needs, it could lead to reduced pressure.
A well-maintained soft water system can last between 10 to 15 years or longer, depending on the quality of the system, water usage, and maintenance practices.
Soft water is generally safe for drinking and everyday use. However, it does contain higher sodium levels, which may be a concern for individuals on a low-sodium diet. A reverse osmosis system can be used alongside a softener to remove excess sodium from drinking water.
Signs of hard water include white or cloudy spots on dishes and glassware, buildup on faucets and showerheads, soap scum in bathtubs, dry skin and hair, and decreased water flow due to scale buildup. You can also have your water tested for hardness.
Benefits of soft water include reduced scaling and buildup in plumbing, improved efficiency of appliances, softer skin and hair, and better soap and detergent performance, resulting in cleaner laundry and dishes.
Bulk water softener salt delivery is available so you don’t have to carry heavy bags yourself. Salt comes at a high purity level (99.8%), which helps your system run more efficiently and last longer. This delivery service saves you time and hassle, letting you keep up with regular salt needs without frequent trips to the store. Just place your order, and salt will be brought straight to your home or business, making system maintenance much easier. serving Michiana from Laporte, Elkhart, Granger, South Bend, Walkerton, Niles, Buchanan, Edwardsburg and more.