Water Softeners and Filtration in Oconomowoc, Documented From Start to Finish
We install water softeners, reverse osmosis drinking water systems, whole-home filtration and well water treatment for homeowners in Oconomowoc, Delafield and Hartland. You get photos of your setup before we start, during the install and when we finish, so you know exactly what went into your home.
- Photos at every step
- Free quote by phone
- Financing on approved credit
- Pay when the install is done
Water Treatment for Your Home
We focus on four kinds of systems: water softeners for scale and spotting, reverse osmosis for drinking and cooking water, whole-home filtration for taste and odor, and well water treatment for private wells. Every system is installed by a licensed Wisconsin plumber, so the connections to your plumbing are done properly. A reverse osmosis unit carries 1 year of coverage on the unit itself, with filters not included, and the original install comes with a 1 year labor warranty. Pick a service below to read how each one works and what it fixes.
Water Softeners
Softener installs sized to your household's water use, with photos showing your old setup, the new loop and the finished job.
Reverse Osmosis
A compact under-sink system that delivers cleaner water for drinking and cooking, installed neatly with every step shown to you.
Whole-Home Filtration
A filter on your main water line that takes chlorine taste, odor and sediment out of every faucet, shower and appliance in your home.
Well Water Treatment
Iron, sulfur smell, sediment and hardness from a private well, sorted out with equipment sized to your home and a clear explanation of every stage.
A Small Company That Shows Its Work
We started this company because water treatment is often sold with a lot of talk and very little explanation. Our approach is simple. We tell you what a system does, install it properly and keep a visual record so you are never guessing about what is under your sink or in your basement.
We keep our services focused on softeners, reverse osmosis, whole-home filtration and well treatment. That lets us explain each one clearly and set it up the right way for your home. If you sign and change your mind, you have three business days to cancel.
- License
- Installed by a licensed Wisconsin plumber
- Warranty
- 1 year on the RO unit, filters excluded; 1 year labor warranty on the original install
Where We Work
We install systems for homeowners in Oconomowoc and the communities around it, including Delafield, Summit, Okauchee Lake, Hartland and Ixonia. We also work in Ottawa, Merton, Wales, Ashippun and Dousman. City water and private wells are both common across the area, and we handle both.
- Oconomowoc
- Delafield
- Summit
- Okauchee Lake
- Hartland
- Ixonia
- Ottawa
- Merton
- Wales
- Ashippun
- Dousman
If your town is not listed, give us a ring. We can tell you on the spot whether your home is within our area.
What Shapes the Price of a System
The price depends on your water, your plumbing and the space the equipment goes into, so every quote is built around the home in front of us. These are the things that move it most. On the phone we go through each one with you, so you can see where the money goes.
Your free quote is given by phone and holds for 30 days, and you pay in full only once the install is finished. If spreading the cost out would help, ask about U.S. Bank Avvance financing, offered on approved credit.
- Type of system
- A single under-sink reverse osmosis unit is a smaller job than a softener, and a well treatment setup with more than one stage is a bigger one. Combining systems changes the scope too.
- Size and household use
- A softener or whole-home filter has to keep up with how much water your household uses. More bathrooms and more people usually mean a larger tank or higher flow rating.
- Where it goes and how easy it is to reach
- An open basement near the main line is straightforward. Tight utility closets, finished basements or long runs to a drain take more time and materials.
- Removing old equipment
- Pulling out an old softener or filter housing and replacing worn valves or fittings adds time. We show you pictures of what we find so you can see why it is needed.
- Drain and power needs
- Softeners and some filters need a drain for backwashing and an outlet nearby. If either one has to be added, it shows up as its own line.
Why Homeowners Call Us
Most people have had a salesperson in their kitchen at some point and walked away unsure what they were buying. We work the other way: you see what we see, and you hear plainly what each part does.
You see the work, not just the bill
We photograph your existing setup before we touch it, take pictures as the new system goes in, and show you the finished install. If we find a corroded fitting or a leaking valve on the old equipment, you see it too. That record stays with you for future reference.
Installed by a licensed Wisconsin plumber
The connections to your main supply, the bypass valve and the drain line are handled by a plumber, not a salesperson. Those are the parts of a system that matter most if something ever needs service.
Warranty terms you can read
The reverse osmosis unit is covered for 1 year, with filters excluded since they are a normal wear item. Labor on the original install is covered for 1 year. We go over both on the phone so there are no surprises later.
The system that fits, not the biggest one
If a simpler setup handles what you are dealing with, we say so. A drinking water system under the sink may solve a taste complaint without filtering every gallon in the house.
A tidy install day
We lay down floor protection where we work, and your faucets stay usable except for the short stretch when we tie into the main line. Packaging and any old equipment we remove leave with us.
How an Install Runs
Most jobs follow the same few steps. You will know what is happening at each one.
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A phone call about your water
Tell us what you are noticing: white crust on faucets, spots on dishes, a chlorine taste, orange stains or a sulfur smell from a well. We ask about your home and plumbing, then give you a free quote and explain the options.
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Before pictures
On install day we capture your current setup and the spot where the new system will go. If something needs attention, like a seized shutoff valve, we show you before we go further.
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The install
Our plumber connects the system, adds a bypass where it belongs and runs the drain line. We take pictures as connections are made so the work behind the tank is on record.
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Startup and walkthrough
We program and flush the system, check for leaks and show you how it works, including where the bypass is and what upkeep looks like. You get the after pictures, and payment is due once the install is done.
Questions We Hear Often
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How do I know whether I need a softener or a filter?
They solve different problems. A softener removes the hardness minerals that leave scale on fixtures and inside water heaters, while a filter targets taste, odor or specific contaminants. Describe what you are seeing when you call, and we will explain which one fits and whether you need both.
Why do you take photos during the install?
So you can see what was in place before, how the new system was connected and what it looks like when we leave. Most of this work ends up behind a tank or inside a cabinet. The pictures give you a record for future service, a home sale or simply your own reassurance.
What warranty comes with the equipment?
Tanks, valve ceramic discs and dry mechanical parts carry lifetime coverage. When you get your quote by phone, ask us to walk through those terms, and you will know what is protected before you commit to anything.
Is reverse osmosis worth it if I am on city water?
For many households it is, mainly for drinking and cooking water. A reverse osmosis system under the sink improves taste and adds another layer of treatment at the one faucet you drink from. It does not treat the water going to showers or laundry, which is where whole-home filtration comes in.
Can you treat well water with iron or a rotten-egg smell?
Yes, that is what our well water treatment service is for. Iron and sulfur are common complaints with private wells, and the setup depends on what you are noticing and how your well system is plumbed. We talk it through on the phone and quote a system to match.
How does payment work, and can I finance?
Nothing is due before we start; you pay in full once the install is finished. Financing through U.S. Bank Avvance is available on approved credit. Your quote stays good for 30 days, which leaves room to compare and decide at your own pace.
How long will my water be off on install day?
Only while connections are being made to your main line. We tell you ahead of time roughly when that will be, and we turn the water back on as soon as the system is connected and checked for leaks.
Find Out What Fits Your Home
Tell us what your water is doing, and we will explain your options and give you a free quote. Ask about financing on the same call if that helps.