Treatment Systems

The majority of homes around us require an Acid Neutralizer to raise the pH of their water. pH stands for the "potential for hydrogen". It is a scale from 0 to 14 to measure the acidity or basicity of water. 7 is neutral, below 7 is acidic and above 7 is basic. Ideally, we want our water to be between 7.0 and 8.5 for maximum safety and efficiency. Your water test results will determine the type of media the Neutralizer is filled with. 

Probably the most common piece of equipment. In our area most homes need one or already have one installed. Most commonly used to treat hard water, it can also remove ferrous(clear) iron as well as other dissolved metals.

Every home that is on a well should have some form of filtration installed. Whether you have crystal clear water or not. It will protect your appliances and fixtures from failure if anything were to change. A shift in the earth or failing equipment may stir up sediment more than usual. A sediment filter is a cheap and valuable form of insurance for your home.

An Ultra Violet light is used to treat water with known bacteria or to ensure the water is bacteria free. As water passes through the sleeve, UV light will penetrate through the water eradicating all bacteria. 

RO units are most commonly used as a point of use filtration. This means the unit is only supplying filtered water to a specific faucet or refrigerator used only for drinking, cooking, and filling humidifiers or oil diffusers. A Reverse Osmosis unit can be mounted under the kitchen sink and is capable of removing up to 99% of all impurities from your water. This includes lead, arsenic, nitrates, PFAS and much more!