Before & After Photos

In Markesan, the homeowner had been dealing with persistent hard water issues, and their aging equipment was no longer keeping up, leading to increased mineral buildup and declining water quality. We installed a high-efficiency water softener designed to handle demanding conditions, restoring consistent soft water throughout the home, reducing scale, improving overall efficiency, and providing a reliable long-term solution for better water quality.

In Wild Rose, a lakefront cabin owner was dealing with hard water and iron issues that were affecting water quality, fixtures, and overall comfort in the home. We installed a high-efficiency water conditioner designed to handle both hardness and iron, along with a scheduled maintenance plan to ensure long-term performance. The system also includes a vacation mode setting for periods when the cabin is not in use, helping conserve water and maintain system efficiency while the property is unoccupied.

Challenge:
In Waupaca, the homeowner was struggling with very hard water, and their older softening system was no longer performing effectively. As the unit aged, it failed to keep up with demand, leading to scale buildup, reduced efficiency, and ongoing water quality concerns.

Solution:
We installed a modern, high-efficiency water softener built to handle tougher water conditions. The new system restored consistent soft water throughout the home, improving performance, protecting plumbing and appliances, and delivering a noticeable upgrade in overall water quality.

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.