Water Softener Installation in Denver

Although hard water does not pose health risks, it can be inconvenient to deal with on a daily basis. It can dry your skin, stain your glassware, and taste slightly unusual. It can also cause scaling in your water pipes and result in a host of plumbing problems.

Consider installing a water softener and enjoy these benefits:

• Healthier water lines and fewer plumbing problems
• Brighter-looking clothes after washing
• More enjoyable showers and baths
• No more time wasted trying to remove hard water stains

Many newer homes come pre-plumbed with a water softener loop, expediting the installation process. But if your property isn’t pre-plumbed, we are happy to carry out the necessary upgrade, which will include installing bypass valves or additional pipes.

Water softener installation typically takes two hours. You will have your new system up and running within the day!

We get many questions about the difference between salt-free and salt-based water softeners, and which one is better.

The main difference is that salt-free systems aren’t water softeners—they are actually water conditioners, which use an alternative method of treating hard water.

Water conditioners don’t remove calcium and magnesium from hard water. Rather, they treat your water by making the minerals less abrasive. As a result, you may notice a reduction of scale buildup in your fixtures or appliances, but scaling will still occur.

If you are looking to completely eliminate minerals from your water, installing a water softener is the best option. The brine solution in water softeners is designed to effectively remove calcium and magnesium so your water develops that smooth and silky feeling. It’s the most effective water treatment solution if you are struggling with hard water.

We understand that different customers will have different needs and budgets. Our team will help you assess your water quality issues and recommend the best type of water treatment system for your property.