Before & After Photos

Mr. R. was having some major iron issues and his water softener was not working well.  Nate went to the home to test the water for hardness and iron to see what levels they had to work with.  He found that the water softener just needed a few new parts and that an iron filter was needed.  Now they have great water again!

A customer had reached out to us because they just built a new home out in the country and never had well water before. After moving in they noticed right away the iron stains in the toilets and sinks. The customer did not want to ruin her new toilets and sinks in her new home. She gave us a call because her mom had our treatment in her home and loved how it worked for her. We sent out a project coordinator to test the water and see what she needed; after some tests, we found hard water and some iron. We recommended a water softener to remove the hardness and iron in the water. After the install the customer was happy, she can have nice clean sinks and toilets!

Mr. and Mrs. L. had built their retirement home in Wautoma, WI and after two years of not treating their water, they were sick of the discoloration and build up. Their water was discolored and they believed they had tannins. However, after a Project Coordinator went to the home to perform testing, it was found that they had ferric iron, which also causes discoloration in the water. This kind of iron is too much for a standard water softener to handle, so we found that the best solution was to treat the water with our EVFE iron filter and follow it up with our more advanced EVR water softener. Now their retirement home is protected and they no longer have discolored water running through their new appliances and fixtures. 

Mr. and Mrs. J. moved out of the city and into the country in Neshkoro. They found the perfect trailer to spend their future days, but being on a well brought about issues they hadn't had to deal with in the past. The trailer they moved into had no water treatment equipment whatsoever, so all appliances and fixtures were being harmed by hardness and iron. Because of their concerns, we sent a Project Coordinator out to assess the situation and see what we could do to help. Due to the limited space that was allowed to work with in the trailer, we had to get creative. Traditionally we prefer installing a water softener that has the media tank separate from the brine tank, but due to the lack of space for such a set up, we custom built a "cabinet" unit. this was able to fit in the closet of the homeowner by the water heater and pressure tank to remove the staining level of iron and the hardness in the water. 

Some homeowners know they have problematic water but don’t know what to do about it.  Particularly handy homeowners go to home improvement stores to see if they can solve the problem themselves. While in a Lowes store these customers were interacting with a Lowes employee and the employee mentioned they partner with a company to consult on professional water treatment. They also mentioned that when dealing with water it is a good idea to get a professional opinion before purchasing equipment that may or may not work for their specific water conditions.  Almost all the Wisconsin Lowes locations partner with Clean Water Center as their water treatment experts. After hearing what our project coordinator had to say the homeowners were equip with the knowledge, they needed to make an informed decision on what to do with their water. They decided that professional treatment was what they wanted and an AOE-1354 was installed in the basement of their home along with a spin-down sediment filter to keep large sand like pieces from getting into the home.