Before & After Photos

Mr. and Mrs. B were having concerns with their past water softener; they were having hardness and iron breakthrough. With higher levels of iron, a standard water softener would not be sufficient enough to prevent staining. They chose to go with an Iron Filter in combination with the EVRS Resin Water Softener. Their iron is now being capture prior to the water softener, so that the softener can have a more efficient, and longer life-span. Their water in the home is now iron free and softened. 

Mr. and Mrs. C were having issues with an older water softener that was already in place when moving into their new home. After testing their water and speaking with them, the best solution was to move forward with a new EVRS. The EVRS does not have the issues that the older softener had and is providing softened all through out the home now. 

Ms. S was noticing an odor coming from the water in the home she just purchased. She had recently rented out the home and was looking to remediate the odor that seemed to be a nuisance. We found that the ONE Filter with a carbon block filter was the best option to take care of her trace levels of odor. Ms. S and her tenants are now able to enjoy their water without any foul odor. 

Mr, B had are service team take a look at his 30 year old softener that was not working as it should. Testing the water we found hardness brakeing threw. With this old of a softener we recommend to have it repalced. Mr, B went with are ES-1054 softener. Are service team removed the old softener and brine tank. We installed the new softener and brine tank. Re-testing the water after the new softener and found no more brake threw. Mr, B was happy we could replace his old softener and get him a better water for him and his family. 

Mr. K. had a water softener and a iron filter to take care of the hardness and iron in the water. Both units where about 18 years old and the iron filter had started to leak from the valve head. With both units getting old Mr. K. did not want to fix them. We decided the best solution was the EV2. This unit can handle the hardness and iron that was in the water all in one unit. Mr. K. liked this option because there is only one piece of equipment instead on two.