Before & After Photos

Mr. and Mrs. M. had purchased an EVOLVE water softener from us a few years ago, but chose to keep their existing filter at that time. This filter addressed iron and sulfur, but used chemicals as the form of treatment. As Mr. and Mrs. M. noticed quality decreasing and taking into consideration the maintenance required for such a system, they chose to look at new options. We were able to show that we could treat their iron and sulfur via our EVFE whole house filter. The EVFE air charge filter does not use chemicals and requires less maintenance compared to those that use an air compressor for a created air charge. They now have a simplified treatment set up and no longer deal with chemical treatment for their well water. 

Our state certified lab had done some health and safety testing for a customer so they can purchase a new home with well water. Everything looked good after testing, but once they moved in they could smell a rotten egg odor in the water. We sent one of our project coordinators out to test the water further and found sulfur in the water. There was a existing filter system, but it could not handle the water conditions. After checking things out we found there is no drain for a EVS sulfur filter. After consulting with the homeowner we decided the best solution was to remove the current filter and replace it with something bigger that can handle the odor. We installed a Big Blue with a MAZ filter to remove the iron in the water and then followed that up with a ONE filter with carbon to remove the sulfur. Now that the new system is installed the homeowners can enjoy the odor free water! 

Upon transitioning from city water to a well, this homeowner immediately noticed a significant difference in water quality. Their well water contained high levels of iron which made bathing uncomfortable and created an unpleasant metallic taste and odor when drinking. Initially, the homeowner had a whole-home water filtration system installed which is designed primarily for city water to address chlorine taste and odors. While this system has some capacity to remove small amounts of iron and hardness, it was insufficient to fully eliminate its effects.

To resolve the issue, the homeowner replaced the existing filtration system with a professional-grade water softener and iron filter. This upgrade provided the homeowner with clean water, eliminating the unpleasant odor and taste. Additionally, the water became soft, offering a significant improvement in both water quality and overall satisfaction.

This customer just purchased the home, which came with a rental water treatment unit that the previous homeowners had. She decided that she wanted to purchase her own equipment from us as her parents had equipment installed from us, as well as a Reverse Osmosis Drinking System. 

After calling the Clean Water Center, a Project Coordinator went out to her home to assess the water treatment currently in the home, test the water and talk about options. They found that the kitchen cold line was not on a softened line, as she was finding a lot of calcium build up at the kitchen sink. After discussing options, the customer decided to have us install a new EVR-1044 water softener, as it would help her save money on city water with the WET technology, a ClearFlo Reverse Osmosis, and convert the kitchen cold line to a softened line, so she would no longer find hard water build up in the kitchen sink. 

This homeowner made every effort to extend the life of their water softener, but it became clear that the unit had reached the end of its lifespan, prompting them to place it in bypass. While driving by our Oconomowoc branch, they decided to reach out for assistance, so we sent a project coordinator to test their water. After the water test conducted by a project coordinator, we recommended the EVR system, which was an ideal solution. The EVR's built-in salt monitor aligns perfectly with the homeowners' desire for a system that can alert them when salt levels are low, making it the optimal choice for their needs.