Water Treatment
Water Conditioning & Treatment
There isn't one system that fixes every well. Hard water, iron staining, and sulfur smell each call for a different piece of equipment — free water testing for Poconos homeowners comes first, then we recommend only what the results call for. Bacteria concerns call for UV disinfection.
What we install and service
Water softening handles scale, dry skin or hair, and spotting on fixtures. Iron and sulfur removal addresses staining and rotten-egg smell. UV disinfection targets bacteria concerns, and reverse osmosis gives you drinking-water-grade filtration right at the tap.
- Water softening — scale, dry skin/hair, spotting on fixtures
- Iron and sulfur removal — staining, rotten-egg smell
- UV disinfection — bacteria concerns
- Reverse osmosis — drinking-water-grade filtration at the tap
Sized to what your water needs
We don't sell a system off the square footage of your house. We test your water first, then size and install the system to match what the results call for — softening alone, or a combination, depending on what's actually going on.
What each system actually solves
Water softening treats hardness — the calcium and magnesium minerals behind scale buildup, dull-feeling skin and hair, and shampoo that just won't foam up right. It doesn't remove iron, sulfur, or bacteria on its own. Iron and sulfur removal systems are built specifically to address staining and odor, and a softener alone usually won't clear either one, which is why testing matters before buying equipment. UV disinfection treats bacteria concerns by exposing water to ultraviolet light as it passes through the system, a different mechanism entirely from filtration. Reverse osmosis is typically installed at a single tap, usually the kitchen, for drinking-water-grade filtration rather than treating the whole house.
Ongoing service after the install
A treatment system only keeps working if it's maintained. We install it, then service it on a schedule so it keeps performing the way it did on day one: salt levels, filter media, and the equipment itself.
Looking specifically for a softener? See our water softener installation page.
Where we show up
Common Questions
How do I know if I need a softener or a filter?
Hardness calls for a softener, iron or sulfur usually calls for a filtration system, and bacteria concerns call for UV. We recommend equipment based on what your water actually needs, not guesswork.
Is treatment a one-time install or ongoing maintenance?
Both. We install the system sized to your water, then keep it serviced on a set schedule afterward.
Can I have more than one system installed at once?
Yes, and it's common. A home dealing with both hardness and iron, for example, often needs a softener and an iron filter working together rather than one system trying to do both jobs.
No water? We find out why. Then we fix it.
Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–7:00 PM. Saturday: by appointment only. Sunday: closed for new service calls. Emergency no-water calls are answered at (570) 243-1679 either day.