Before & After Photos

Water test results   Hardness=18 grains      Ph=7.0        Iron. None        Tds= 400 ppm . Water is very hard at 18 grains per gallon . Home is on an alternative drainfield.

1.    Removal of Existing Equipment
    •    Remove existing 40-gallon natural gas standard vent water heater.
    •    Remove existing service valve and drain pan.
    •    Properly disconnect gas, water, and vent connections.
    •    Remove debris and dispose of materials in accordance with local regulations.
    2.    Installation of New Equipment
    •    Furnish and install new State Light Duty Commercial Grade 40-gallon natural gas standard vent water heater.
    •    Install new water heater drain pan.
    •    Install new thermal expansion tank (sized and installed to current plumbing code).
    •    Install new service valve.
    •    Reconnect to existing gas line, venting, and water lines (reuse existing connections where code-compliant).
    •    Secure and properly strap water heater per code requirements.
    3.    Startup & Testing
    •    Fill and purge system.
    •    Set water temperature to 120°F.
    •    Test gas connections, water connections, and venting for proper operation.
    •    Inspect and test for leaks.
    •    Verify proper ignition and heating cycle.

Before: Outdated water treatment

After- New Water treatment System

Before- No Water treatment 

After Newly installed WaterCare system

Having previously lived in town on “city water”, Mr. and Mrs. E. were unsure of who to contact about the issues they were having with the well water in their new home.  Luckily for them, their neighbor knew just who to tell them to call!

The existing water treatment equipment was not addressing all of the issues in the water and was causing pressure issues throughout the house.  

After a quick water analysis, we explained what the issues were and what options could be used to improve the quality and performance of the system.  

First, we installed a new larger pressure tank to save wear and tear on the well pump.

Second, we installed a new iron filtration system to oxidize and filter out the iron which was staining all of the fixtures.

Third, we installed a new resin water softener to remove the hardness from the water.

And lastly, we installed a new ultraviolet disinfection system to protect against harmful bacteria.

A quick shocking of the plumbing system ensured that it was sanitized and safe for use.