Does your home or business need quality water treatment solutions? WaterCare®, a leader in the water treatment industry for over 60 years, authorizes each dealer throughout New Jersey for water testing and water conditioner, softener, filtration system, and drinking water system installations. For more details about dealers, view the company profiles for the service offerings in your area in New Jersey.

Installing A Water Softener Or Treatment System In New Jersey

If you want the best water treatment system, including a water conditioner, softener, or filter, you need a trusted professional to provide a reliable installation. A water treatment system can only operate as well as the installation. But you can rest easy knowing all exclusive WaterCare® products come with an expert installation by a trained specialist. Our crews are friendly and arrive at the appointment on time, scheduled when it is most convenient for you!

Our Water Treatment Process:

1. Schedule a free, in-home consultation and water testing
2. We discuss your needs, questions, and concerns during your appointment
3. We review the water test results and recommend a custom water treatment solution
4. Schedule a water treatment system installation
5. Our crew cleans up so you can enjoy healthy, quality water — and peace of mind!

Ready to find the right solution for your water quality needs and concerns? New Jersey WaterCare® dealers can help! They offer free consultations and home water testing to ensure the best solution for your home. Take the next step by learning more about WaterCare® services or filling out the contact form to request an appointment with a local dealer.

Signs & Causes Of Water Problems In New Jersey

Many homeowners wonder why they need a water treatment system in New Jersey. There are unique water quality issues throughout the state. Whether you have hard water, manganese, low pH, sulfur, or perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS), these water problems can impact the health and comfort of you and your family.

Common water quality issues in New Jersey:

• Water hardness: In New Jersey, water hardness occurs when it has too much calcium, magnesium, and other metals. If your home has spots on drinking glasses, scale buildup around faucets or shower heads, dry skin or hair, drab laundry, plumbing problems, or water-using appliances, these are signs of water hardness.
• Iron: Many NJ homes have iron in water, which often has an unpleasant metallic taste. Iron bacteria can lead to a sludgy, slimy buildup, causing plumbing problems and stomach issues. Another concern is ingesting too much and experiencing iron overload. Other household problems include reddish-brown stains on laundry, fixtures, and dishes, cloudy or rusty-looking water, and difficulty growing plants due to low pH and nutrient availability.
• Manganese: Manganese is a common problem in New Jersey that can impact the safety and comfort of the household. It can cause neurological issues, developmental problems in infants, a metallic taste, and a cloudy appearance. It can also lead to household issues, such as black or dark brown stains on plumbing fixtures, laundry, and appliances, clogs in plumbing, and reduced appliance efficiency.
• High or low pH: It is common for NJ homes to have low pH water, which causes pipes to corrode and dissolved metals and other substances to end up in the water. If water has too high a pH, this can lead to a bitter taste and deposits on pipes and other water-using appliances.
• High chlorine levels: If your home has water with high chlorine levels, this can cause nausea, stomach issues, and throat irritation. High chlorine can also cause dry, irritated skin, brittle hair, cloudy or discolored water, chlorine-smelling and tasting water, and brown rust on water-using appliances, drains, and other fixtures.
• Sulfur: If your NJ home has sulfur in its water, this can lead to diarrhea, dehydration, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, methemoglobinemia or blue baby syndrome, a rotten-egg smell, and a foul taste, making the water unsuitable for consumption. Other practical issues include corrosion of metal pipes and leaky plumbing, tarnished silverware, and black stains on plumbing fixtures, laundry, and kitchenware.
• PFOS: PFOS is a common and dangerous water concern in New Jersey, which can lead to kidney and testicular cancer, immune system suppression, thyroid problems, reproductive and developmental disorders, liver damage, and higher cholesterol.
• Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA): PFOA is a dangerous substance that bioaccumulates in people and animals, building up in the body and leading to long-term exposure. Since this is a common problem in New Jersey, homeowners are vulnerable to health risks, including kidney and testicular cancer, thyroid disorders, reproductive and developmental issues, and lowered immunity.
• Total dissolved solids (TDS): TDS is made up of organic salts, organic matter, minerals, and metals. This common water contaminant in New Jersey can lead to a bitter, salty, or metallic taste, the appearance of dissolved sediment, poor absorption of nutrients, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease. Other household problems include corroded pipes, scaling on plumbing, fixtures, and appliances, harder-to-grow plants, and hard water.
• Radon: Radon is a common problem for water in New Jersey and can lead to lung cancer, stomach cancer, and radiation exposure. Radon can also indicate other radioactive substances that can lead to corroded plumbing.
• Arsenic: Is another hazardous water problem common for New Jersey, which can lead to skin, bladder, lung, liver, and kidney cancers, cardiovascular problems, diabetes, neurological issues, developmental and reproductive disorders, stomach problems, hyperpigmentation, skin thickening, and the formation of lesions and warts.
• Water contamination: Nitrates, arsenic, microorganisms, bacteria, viruses, aluminum, and fluoride are the most common water contaminants affecting water. The concentrations of these contaminants and how long you're exposed can affect the hazardous effects, including dementia, digestive problems, skin issues, weakening enamel in teeth, cancers, blood disorders, other serious illnesses, and even death.

Whether your water quality is affected by excess minerals or impurities, the location of the home, pH levels, hardness, chlorine, iron, sulfur, lead, nitrates, or radon, your New Jersey WaterCare® dealer can help diagnose specific problems through water testing and offer long-term solutions that best fits your needs and budget.

New Jersey's WaterCare® Water Treatment Solutions

Your water treatment solutions will depend on the quality of your drinking water and water conditions. WaterCare® dealers in New Jersey have the experience, training, and skill to diagnose water contamination and other problems. Then they can recommend and install custom water softening, filtration, and other treatment solutions and services to meet your unique needs.

Ready for cleaner, healthier, and better-tasting water? Schedule home water testing and a free, in-home analysis with your local, authorized WaterCare® dealer!

How To Hire A Reliable Water Treatment Expert In New Jersey?

If your water has a foul rotten egg smell, leaves stains on drains and appliances, or has a nasty chlorine taste, these are signs of water quality issues. Unfortunately, many do-it-yourself water treatments and filters may not address the full scope of problems. That's why accurately diagnosing water contamination and other quality concerns will ensure a reliable solution that you can count on.

Water quality issues can vary depending on the location, the home's build, or other plumbing issues. Our experienced water treatment dealers can pinpoint these problems, recommending the right solutions for your situation. They evaluate your plumbing, water usage, and water test results. That will help them choose the best water conditioner, softener, filter, and treatment solution, which will resolve your home's unique problems.

Don't wait for your home's water problems to worsen. From hard water to bad-tasting drinking water or hazardous water contamination, your New Jersey area water treatment expert can help!

Look At Their Qualifications, Reputation & Work Quality

Many homeowners think hiring a water treatment company is similar to choosing a plumber. But a qualified water treatment professional can provide more quality care when creating safe, healthy water. They help plan, design, and install the perfect water treatment system that addresses your water quality needs. And since they are familiar with your home and the systems, they can return for maintenance and ensure long-lasting benefits with your water softener, filter, conditioner, or other treatment systems.

With the authorized WaterCare® dealers in New Jersey, you can have confidence they are delivering the most innovative water treatment technologies and practices. They ensure expert results on your water filter, softener, conditioner, or drinking water system installation. Plus, they are insured and licensed and have a track record for providing quality services to their communities.

See why many of your New Jersey friends and neighbors choose WaterCare® over anyone else. Our dealers offer strong product warranties — and with all of their qualifications — you can be sure you're getting the best quality water treatment solutions!

Get The Highest Quality Water Treatment For Water Softening, Conditioning & More

If your home has hard water, issues with water contamination, chlorine-tasting drinking water, or other water quality concerns, contact the WaterCare® dealer in your New Jersey area. Our exclusive water treatment products make good water for life! These solutions include:

• CareSoft series water softeners
• IonPro and CareClear water filters
• TotalCare water conditioners
• WaterCare® drinking water systems
• Commercial water treatment systems
• And more!

Even with the perfect water treatment system, the product is only as good as the installation. That's why WaterCare® products are professionally installed by a trained expert providing efficient service. Choose a convenient time — and our friendly crew will arrive on time to handle the rest!

Contact us online to schedule a free water test and consultation. You can also look at the profiles listed here for more details on their water treatment services, work highlights, experience, and credentials.