Before & After Photos

The customer was referred to the Clean Water Center by a family member who is a current customer. The had an older softener, and started finding staining in their bathrooms and toilets. 

A Project Coordinator went out to their house to assess the water and go over solutions. After testing the water, they found 2 ppm of iron in the water, which was the culprit of the staining they were having in the house. They discussed how the homeowners were planning on doing some renovations and adding a fancy shower with multiple shower heads in the near future. A larger softener was suggested because of the renovations, as well as an Iron Filter to help them with the staining. 

The customer decided to have us install and EVRS-1054 Water Softener, as well as an EVFE-1054 Iron filter. 

Customer called Clean Water Center with concerns of red/orange staining and very hard water. They had a water softener already but knew it must not be working correctly and did not know what the best course of action was.

A project Coordinator went out to the home, tested the water and made a full assessment of the situation. They found 6.5 ppm of iron and 32 gpg of hardness. They also knew they did not like the taste of softened water but wanted to protect all the fixtures inside the home. After deciding that the existing softener was not worth the hassle and not adequate for the amount of iron in the water, the customer decided to have us install a iron filter, and a new, smarter softener. They also decided to have us install a point-of-use reverse osmosis system for better tasting, cleaner water for drinking and cooking.

The customer called the Clean Water Center from a referral from a friend who had worked with us in the past. Her water softener was over 20 years old. For years she had been noticing orange stains in her bathroom, and she was sick of cleaning it. She called us to see what type of new equipment there may be. 

A Project Coordinator met her at her home, and discussed the issues that she was having. They tested the water from the pressure tank, and found only 1ppm of iron in the water, but the iron was ferric iron, which a softener cannot remove. They tested the water after the equipment and found that there was still .5 ppm of iron leaking through after the softener, because of it being ferric iron. 

The customer opted to have us install an EVFE-1054 iron Filter, followed by a brand new EVR-1044 water softener. She decided to go on the maintenance plan, so that we could help with the maintenance, and offer the lifetime warranty on the equipment. 

She is enjoying cleaner water, and no longer needs to scrub orange stains from the bath tub. 

We had a customer of ours who had a iron filter installed by us a few years ago reach out regarding his softener not working as well as it used too. We came out too test the water and see what softener would work best. After the testing we found very hard water. After going over some different options they had decided on the EVR water softener.  This softener features W.E.T. this feature saves on salt and water up to 50%! The customer was very happy they will be using less salt and not wasting as much water during the regen cycle. They also singed up for the maintenance plan we offer on the EVR, this plan covers us coming out once a year and doing the annual service we recommend, the customer also gets salt delivered at pick up price and discounts on health and safety testing. The best part about the maintenance plan will also change the warranty into life time parts and labor as long as you are on the plan! 

Customer called wondering if the softener in their basement is even working. They were getting spotting and staining and noticing a smell to the water. After a visit from one of our Project Coordinators and discussing water conditions and their treatment options, the couple decided on an ES-1044. They also wanted a few extra bags of salt so they did not have to haul it from the store for a while, which we were able to do while we were there. Now hard water build-up should be a thing of the past.