Before & After Photos

These systems eliminate the need to buy bottled water, improve the smell, taste and appearance of the water and reduces lead, fluoride, chlorine, nitrates, arsenic and other contaminates. To ensure that they are working properly, changing the filters on a yearly basis is recommended

Mr. and Mrs. G found that their previous water softener from one of the many big box stores was no longer keeping up with their hard water and seemed to have hard water break through into their lines, but it was also located in an inconvenient location in the basement. After meeting with our Project Coordinator, they were able to find a professional grade softener that both softened their water and addressed the levels of iron that would stain appliances and fixtures around the home. We were also able to place the new water softener in a much preferred location for future basement projects. They are now set up with our EVR-1044U that is going to address their specific water quality concerns and allow them to continue forward with their basement improvements.

Mr. and Mrs. Z had an older softener that was no longer mechanically functional. After testing the water, it was found that they had sulfur, iron, and hard water. To take care of the rotten egg smell from the sulfur, and the staining from the iron, we recommended the EVFE iron filter. After the filer, is the EVR water softener that will optimize their salt efficency. They now have soft water, no stains and no terrible smell. 

Mr. and. Mrs. B. had just built their new home.  They are on an artesian well with very high iron.  They had met Nate, our retail manager, at one of our local home shows and learned what we had to offer.  They set up a consult with Nate for him to come to the home to test the water and look over the plumbing.  With the conditions of their water, Nate recommended an EVR-1044U along with a One Filter to help make sure they had great quality water.  

Mr. and Mrs. S. had lived in their trailer home for a number of years and just dealt with hard water and iron. As time has gone on, they were looking to do some remodeling, but didn't want to harm the new appliances and fixtures with the terrible water they had. One of their bigger concerns was on where the water softener would even fit due to them living in a permanent trailer. Trailer's are a little more difficult to work with, but we make it happen. With hardness and iron being the water quality concerns, we knew we could handle it with our EVCS cabinet water softener. This is our most space efficient water softener that tends to work best in trailers and/or shorter basements/crawl spaces, and after getting a little creative with the plumbing, we were able to install the softener alongside their washer/dryer and keep it aesthetically pleasing. Now they can move forward with remodeling and not have any concerns about the water harming their investments.