Treatment Systems

We recommend meter-controlled units that cycle based on usage to reduce backwash. That saves water, salt, and money.
In our service area, softeners are highly effective on dissolved iron, manganese, and hardness.
The average softener we install uses only six to eight (6-8) 40-pound bags of sodium (or potassium) per year.
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Our typical NX is an automatic, 2.0 ft3 unit that effectively corrects acidic pH levels down to about 5.8 (or lower depending on volume).
In some cases, a 3.0 ft3 unit can be effective down to pH levels of 5.6 (or lower depending on volume).
The Clack WS1 EE control provides a rigorous backwash that keeps the multi-media filter clean and evenly distributed.
The semi-translucent tank allows visual inspection of media levels.
Neutralizers can also provide some mechanical filtration.
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With very acidic pH levels, soda ash injection can be highly effective.
It can raise the pH above 7.2 (if needed) and doesn’t add calcium (hardness) as a by-product.
Potassium carbonate can be substituted.
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The fiberglass filter tank can be bedded with different media to address varying water problems.
The Clack WS1 EE control provides a rigorous backwash that keeps the media clean and evenly distributed.
The semi-translucent tank allows visual inspection of media levels.
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In most cases, the RO unit supplies a separate sink-mounted faucet and refrigerator ice-maker with purified water.
Most residential units produce about ½ gallon per hour, which is stored in a two-gallon pressurized tank.
Bigger residential units can make over 1.0 gallon per hour, which is stored in 7-12 gallon tanks.
The system and tank is commonly installed in the basement.
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