Before & After Photos

We had a customer of ours that had any older water softener that was not working as well anymore.  The customer wanted to replace it with something new a better for the water issues he has. After some testing the customer had very hard water, a lot of iron and some sulfur odor. The old system was struggling at times with the odor so he wanted something that would provide a better coverage if needed.  We recommend doing a water softener and iron filter, with having two systems this will provide a bigger coverage window if needed. After the install the customer is enjoying his nice clean water again! 

We had a existing customer of ours reach out to us because they had noticed some sulfur odor in the water over the last month or so. Sulfur is very common in  this area but can come and go, this is the first time they had noticed it in the water.  We sent out a project coordinator to test the water and see what we could do for them. After testing the water we found a high level of sulfur in the water, the current softener was not meant to handle the sulfur so that's why the customer had noticed it coming into the house. After some discussion we recommended the EVS sulfur filter, this systems works by oxidizing the water to turn the sulfur into a solid then being able to filter that out with carbon. The customer was very happy to have clean water again! 

Mr. and Mrs. E had a storm that caused issues with their Twin Water Softener and they needed something to replace it quickly due to their extremely hard water. After meeting with and talking to Mr. and Mrs. E, it was found that a Twin System was a little bit over-kill and that we could take care of their water conditions with a single water softener. The EVRS seemed to be the best fit for them and they are now experiencing softened, iron-free water. 

Some homes are far away from complete before Clean Water Center gets called out for a consultation.  This customer was working on building a home on a property in which the previous residence was removed. The well had be established for years and was seeing regular use. Before putting new appliances in the homeowner wanted to be sure they would last. Our Project Coordinator suggested the ES-1044, a perfect solution for the conditions and exactly what the homeowner was looking for.

A somewhat uncommon occurrence in Wisconsin well water is Manganese naturally occurring in the water. Thankfully, when this does happen, we have a relatively simple solution, an iron filter. Iron and Manganese behave similarly in water so by trying to treat the iron they had in the water we also treat the manganese is also treated.  Installing an iron filter before their water softener will also make the softener potentially last longer and more salt efficient.