Before & After Photos

Jim just moved into a home in Winneconne that had no water treatment equipment. He knew the area, like most of Wisconsin, had very hard water and wanted to protect his home from the damage Calcium and Magnesium can cause.

A Project Coordinator was sent to his home to test water and suggested a water softener that was sized correctly for his home and fit within his budget. Jim decided on the ES-1044.

We had a customer of ours that had a water softener and filter in place and it was struggling to keep up with the water conditions. One of our service techs recommended to look into new equipment. We sent out a project coordinator to see what equipment would work best for the water conditions. After some testing we found the iron was much higher then a few years ago, this could be why the old equipment was struggling. After some discussion we found the EVR water softener and EVFE iron filter would be the best solution. After a quick and clean install the customer is now happy with good, clean water! 

Mr. and Mrs. S. were having issues with an aging iron filter and after maintenance was found to be unsuccessful, our technician found that the best route was for replacement. They were noticing yellow water around the house and after testing the water to find how much iron was causing the problem, we found that the EVFE iron filter was the best fit to take care of their iron staining concerns. 

Mr. & Mrs. R. had been living on a well for a number of years and experienced everything from iron staining, sulfur odors and hard water issues. They had an aging system in place that was no longer able to be repaired due to a discontinuation, so they wanted to see what modern solutions were available and had worked with us in the past. After finding the existing water conditions, it was recommended that they move forward with our EV2-MIN water conditioner. The EV2-MIN water conditioner is capable of handling high iron, hardness, and low level sulfur odors. So now all their issues are addressed under one system.

Like all mechanical equipment, water softeners do stop working if not taken care of. This customer in Greenville for example purchased a home with an existing softener and did not know much about how they work. They kept salt in the system, and it worked for several years before starting to cause flooding in the basement, but with annual maintenance they can last well beyond their expected lifespan. Now with a new system and regular maintenance there will be a lot less standing water in this basement.