The Waterloo region faces unique water challenges that affect your home, health, and comfort
Our region's water contains high levels of calcium and magnesium, causing scale buildup on fixtures, reducing appliance lifespan, and leaving spots on dishes and glassware.
While municipal water is treated, it can still contain chlorine, sediment, and trace contaminants that affect taste, odor, and potentially your health over time.
Rural properties with well water often face additional challenges including iron, sulfur, manganese, and bacteria that require specialized treatment solutions.
17-38 grains per gallon (High to Very High)
17-38 grains per gallon (High to Very High)
17-38 grains per gallon (High to Very High)
26-33+ grains per gallon (Very High)
Comprehensive solutions tailored to your specific water quality needs
Our whole-home filtration systems remove sediment, chlorine, and contaminants from all the water entering your home, providing clean, fresh water from every tap.
From consultation to installation, we make getting better water easy
We conduct a comprehensive water test to identify hardness, contaminants, and specific issues affecting your water quality.
Based on your test results and needs, we recommend the ideal water treatment solution for your home and budget.
Our certified technicians install your system with minimal disruption, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.
Get answers to common questions about water treatment
Signs you may need water treatment include: spots on dishes, scale buildup on fixtures, unpleasant taste or odor, staining in sinks/tubs, dry skin after showering, or high mineral content in water tests. We offer free water quality assessments to determine your specific needs.
Yes! Our technicians are trained to service and repair all major brands and types of water treatment systems. We provide maintenance, repairs, and upgrades to extend the life of your current equipment.
Most systems benefit from annual maintenance to ensure optimal performance. However, specific requirements vary by system type, water quality, and usage. During installation, we'll provide a recommended maintenance schedule for your specific setup.
With proper maintenance, water softeners typically last 10-15 years, while reverse osmosis systems last 10-12 years. UV systems require annual lamp replacement but the chambers can last 10+ years. Regular maintenance significantly extends system lifespan.
In Most Cases, Absolutely. Water treatment systems protect your plumbing and appliances from damage, reduce cleaning time and product usage, improve water taste and quality, and can increase your home's value. Most customers see a positive return on investment through reduced maintenance costs and extended appliance lifespans.