Talk With Us About Water Treatment in Hartland

What Happens When You Call

We start with your water and your plumbing, not a product. Our first question is whether your home is on village water or a private well. Then we ask what you're seeing, such as white scale on faucet aerators, orange stains in a toilet tank or a sulfur smell from the hot side, and where the main line enters the basement. Those answers point to the right equipment and show how the install will run. A softener's resin tank and brine tank need a floor drain or standpipe and an outlet close by, and an RO unit needs room under the sink for its storage tank.

Next we cover cost. Your quote is free, and we walk you through financing through U.S. Bank Avvance, on approved credit. The quoted price holds for 30 days. Payment in full comes once the install is finished, not before. Signing the paperwork also doesn't lock you in, since you keep a three business day window to back out. Nothing goes on the install calendar until you tell us to go ahead.

Have These Handy Before You Call

1. Your water source, the village system or a private well, plus the depth listed on your well construction report if you have one.
2. The make and rough age of any softener, filter or RO system already in place, read off the control valve or tank label.
3. A quick note on what you've noticed, like crusty showerheads, rust-colored stains or a rotten-egg odor.
4. Where the main water line comes in, and whether a floor drain and an outlet sit near it.

Hours

Daily

7am-6pm