Before & After Photos

Ms. B. & Ms. M. had lived in Appleton for a short period of time before they started to notice white crusty build up around their home. They were recommended by a friend to speak with us because we had been able to help their friend out with their hard water issues. We sent out a Project Coordinator that went to the home in order to scope the plumbing situation and perform water testing. After the results were had on site, the Project Coordinator walked the homeowners through some water education and showed multiple options. Ultimately, because they were on city water and had chlorine in their water as well, they chose to go with our EVRC water softener that both softens the water AND removes chlorine/chemicals from municipal water. Now they have chemical-free soft water. 

Mr. and Mrs. W. are existing customers of ours and they requested a service technician to take a look at their water softener because they were experiencing some problems. Our technician found that the entire power head was out of service and that a replacement water softener was deemed necessary. Mr. and Mrs. W. were able to continue the conversation with one of our Project Coordinators to go over the different options they had available. They found their our mid-level EVRS water softener was the best fit for them in terms of performance and capabilities. They now have a fully functioning water softener that is keeping up with their water usage and not flooding their basement. 

Mr. and Mrs. E. have lived in their home for about 5 years and always had an odor in the water. Not only that, but orange staining was becoming worse as time progressed. They knew something needed to be done and because our sister company, Clean Water testing, had done their initial well inspection, they gave us a call to see what kind of solutions were available. After finding that they had hard water, enough iron to stain and sulfur gas present, we knew we had to improve their situation. While filters were an option, they wanted a "simple" solution. That's where our EV2 water conditioner came into play. The EV2 is capable of handling higher levels of iron, trace amounts of sulfur and softening the water under one umbrella. They no longer have to worry about any work done in the house, because the new appliances and fixtures to come will be protected. 

A couple had moved into a new home and noticed hard water build up in their home and thought that their softener and iron filter should be looked at. A service technician was dispatched and after testing water and, after running diagnostic tests on the softener and iron filter, recommended that the softener be replaced and that an iron filter may no longer be necessary knowing that softeners can handle low levels of iron on their own.

The Project Coordinator verified the technicians testing and suggested a new softener, and if monitored, did not need an iron filter in the home. The homeowner decided on the EVRS-1044 on a Thursday and had it installed a few days later on Monday.

We had a customer of ours that had an old water softener in their home reach out because it was acting up. With the age and issues going on, we sent out a project coordinator to go over some new equipment options with them. After some water tests, we found some higher iron and sulfur in the water. The old water softener was not intended to treat high iron or sulfur, so I recommend adding an air charge filter to remove the iron and sulfur. The customer liked the sound of not having to smell water anymore. After the installation of the new softener and filter, the customer is very happy with the water conditions!