What we install

Six jobs, each picked from your lab report

We do not start from a product. We start from the line on your report that is out of range, and look for the smallest system that answers it.

Well report review
You send the lab sheet; we go through it line by line on the phone or at the table. Many people stop here with a plan.
Iron and manganese filters
Filters and air-injection tanks for dissolved iron and manganese, sized to your flow and your numbers.
Iron and sulfur
Sulfur and odor treatment
For the rotten-egg smell: air injection or an oxidizing filter, picked by what the lab finds.
Iron and sulfur
Softeners
Salt-based softeners sized to the grains your household uses, with a hardness line you can check yourself.
Hard water
Acid neutralizers
A tank that raises low pH, so the copper in your house is not what neutralizes it.
Drinking-water filters at one tap
Where a lab flag is about what you drink, a filter at the kitchen tap is often the smaller answer.
Lab flags

Not sure which line is yours?

Send the lab sheet or a photo of it. We will tell you which lines matter and which can wait.

Sometimes. Iron and low pH, for instance, are often treated in two stages. The proposal says which is which and why.

Yes, when the lab flag is about drinking and cooking water. It is usually the smaller job.

Often, yes. We look at the system and the last report first, and say what we find before anything is changed.