Water Softeners & Filtration

Water softeners and filtration around Charlotte

Water treatment is the corner of this trade with the worst sales reputation, and it is earned. So we start by testing your actual water and showing you the numbers. Charlotte city water is moderately hard and already treated; well water out in Union and Cabarrus County is a genuinely different problem. Which one you have decides whether you need anything at all.

What we handle

  • On-site hardness, iron, pH and chlorine testing before any recommendation
  • Ion-exchange softeners sized to the household, not to the catalogue
  • Whole-house carbon filtration for taste, chlorine and odour
  • Sediment pre-filters for well systems
  • Well pump pressure tanks and pressure switches
  • Under-sink reverse osmosis for drinking water
  • Salt-free conditioners where a softener is genuinely overkill

What this does not cover

  • Well drilling and pump replacement at depth
  • Lab certification for real estate or legal purposes
  • Bottled water service, obviously
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Water Treatment — questions we hear

Do I need a softener on Charlotte city water?
Usually not. Charlotte Water runs moderately hard and it is already treated — most city customers get more benefit from a carbon filter for taste than from a softener. We will test and tell you if the honest answer is 'nothing'.
What about well water?
Different conversation entirely. Wells out toward Indian Trail, Mint Hill and eastern Union County commonly run hard with iron, and that is where a softener earns its money — in appliance life and in laundry that stops going orange.
How much salt does a softener use?
For a family of four on genuinely hard water, roughly a 40lb bag a month. If somebody quotes you a system that needs noticeably more than that, it is oversized for the house.

Get a plumber out here.

Call any hour and a person picks up. Or send the form and we will call you back.

No after-hours surcharge, ever.